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by bjoli 5y ago
I would stay away from the quiet click switches (like thenergo pro). There seems to be some kind of greasing issue. If you want a Matias keyboard, the clicks switches are not affected by the erroneous behaviour.
902.
by bjoli 5y ago
As I have said: the clicks switches do not have the issues. If you want a Matias keyboard that is the way to go.
903.
by bjoli 5y ago
I am pretty sure this will more or less completely sever Russia from the western economy for a long time to come. The European dependence on Russian gas is going to go away quickly (or at least as quickly as these things go). As long as Chi
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by bjoli 5y ago
Now, if we could get China to join in on the sanctions the Russian economy is fucked. It will of course never happen, since China is the one enabling this.
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by bjoli 5y ago
I have had to put 2 pets down due to illness. It was hard to do, and seeing them struggling not to fall asleep was heartbreaking. In just about every way possible that death is a world apart from what we do to most animals we eat. What we h
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by bjoli 5y ago
Any of the larger Matias keyboards. I love my Matias mini with quiet clicks. It took a couple of days to get used to, but I don't think I will ever look elsewhere. If you want actually tactile switches stear clear of Mx brown. The quie
907.
by bjoli 5y ago
Nowhere near the same.
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by bjoli 5y ago
Had there been such a high profile court case in most western democracies there would have been outrage.
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by bjoli 5y ago
I followed the trial as much as I could, and I was surprised at how such a farce of a trial didn't have much internal reactions. It amazes me that the Russian people seemingly have such low regard for their own system, while so little
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by bjoli 5y ago
Another example of compile time evaluation: one of my favourite things about the guile repl is the ,opt[imize] command at the repl. You run it on a piece of code and it shows you the result of macro expansion, inlining, DCE, some other thin
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by bjoli 5y ago
My gym and pool area in the same building, run by the same company (medley). The pool was closed by the city and the gym was closed by proxy. Fitness24/7 in town was so small that it was impossible to get in due to covid retrictions. S
912.
by bjoli 5y ago
Both my gym and pool were closed for almost half a year in Sweden.
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by bjoli 5y ago
There was a pretty recent change where the most visited sites always open in a new tab, regardless of how it is accessed. I browse about 6 different sites. When I press the address bar by far the fastest way for me to go to news.ycombinator
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by bjoli 5y ago
I was under the impression that it is in the range of 1-2x per reactor. There are some old Swedish ones that are at 800mw, while the ones I believe the article refers to are in the ballpark of 1500mw.
915.
by bjoli 5y ago
I noticed the same thing as OP today. I need to log in. Firefox mobile on android.
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by bjoli 5y ago
I remember running X on Linux on a system with 20 megs of ram. I Wonder how much is bloat and how much is trading memory use for speed. And the obvious part of 64-bit Vs 32-bit...
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by bjoli 5y ago
With regards to my kids I usually think "normalize over a week". Most kids that aren't picky eaters will eat more or less on different days. I just try to make sure to have reasonably healthy choices available the days they d
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by bjoli 5y ago
https://fosdem.org/2022/live/#devrooms Cuts the second column with no possibility to scroll.
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by bjoli 5y ago
Well the conclusion that "cows use a lot of water. We have a water shortage. Ban cows" hold today. Because most cows are not pasture-raised on un-irrigated pastures (yes. That's a thing). And cows eat a lot of imported corn a
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by bjoli 5y ago
This inevitably makes me think of a video about how meat consumption is not as bad by "things I've learned" on youtube. Search for that name and "meat" and you will inevitably find it. I thiught the claims in the vi
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by bjoli 5y ago
It's a gaming laptop. The refresh rate is 360hz. My 7 year old laptop is 1440p, and 4k laptops have been a thing for a long time. Every manufacturer has one.
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by bjoli 5y ago
Normalise vitamin content to calories and you will find that full grains are a great source of many vitamins. Anecdote: Back when I tried a whole foods vegan diet I found that my main problem was eating enough calories. I simply had to eat
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by bjoli 5y ago
I am using this because apple discontinued target display mode. I have a 2016 imac with an amazing screen. I can't stand mac os x, but my wife uses it whenever she can't use her ipad to do things. I tried for ages to use it as a s
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by bjoli 5y ago
I get it ln firefox without a VPN with my own IP owner by a reputable ISP. On a pixel phone with google DNS. On a VPN I do not get it, so the last couple of weeks I have been making heavy use of my mullvad account. Edit: however. I only sto
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by bjoli 5y ago
If python gets some kind of JIT that kind of loop will fly. Tight loops and unboxed maths is a thing that JITs do really well at.
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by bjoli 5y ago
But there are other dynamic languages with crazy introspection that are among the fastest dynamic languages there are. Common lisp is one example.
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by bjoli 5y ago
Well, in scheme (my language of choice), if you chain map and filter like so: (map square (filter even? lst)) filter will return a new list that map will map over and return yet another list (map and filter doesn't modify its
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by bjoli 5y ago
Say you want transform a collection of data. Doing it using chains of map, filter and friends will create intermediate collections in an eager unpure language. Transducers are oblivious to the context in which they are being used, and trans
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by bjoli 5y ago
Two years ago I spent a week in a passive house near Piteå. The outside temperature was -25c and heating the house was done exclusively using an accumulation tank of solar heated water (yes. It worked just fine in -25 if the sun was shining
930.
by bjoli 5y ago
Reminds me of LambdaChip: https://lambdachip.com/index/

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