cbolton

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by cbolton 2y ago
Yes that works. What trouble did you have installing it? (It's literally a single binary with zero dependencies)
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by cbolton 2y ago
Hopefully they'll improve the reference system and multilingual support. But if you want a simple number for a reference, you can call "ref(<label>, supplement: none)", or if you want this to be the default for the @lab
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by cbolton 2y ago
The author of this issue is the main developer so I guess they want it done, just had other priorities. I agree typst needs better debugging tools, but you're a bit harsh. It has things like `repr` that can often be used to inspect obj
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by cbolton 2y ago
I have a similar "user profile" and find typst a much better experience. It's true CeTZ is not as mature, but it's much easier to extend where it's missing functionality (because you have a nice, normal scripting
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by cbolton 2y ago
Does it matter? It was probably obvious to the scientists working on the bomb that other countries would get it too sooner or later, including countries at odds with each other.
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by cbolton 2y ago
23 transitions between extreme hot and cold doesn't sound too difficult to do in a lab though. I guess it's harder to do in a lab if at the same time you want to reproduce the space and time distribution of forces experienced by t
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by cbolton 2y ago
You can configure a Lenovo Z13 Gen 2 with 64GB for little extra money (and choose between Windows, Ubuntu, Fedora, or no OS preinstalled).
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by cbolton 2y ago
What is app detection? Regarding poor key binding support, I think that's not really a problem in modern applications. Quoting https://gpanders.com/blog/state-of-the-terminal/ : > Sending key presses as es
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by cbolton 2y ago
What's the thing that bothers you most in a terminal app like helix compared to a regular GUI?
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by cbolton 2y ago
When you're not in insert mode, you have the whole alphabet of keyboard keys to act on the text without Ctrl/Alt/Shift/whatever combinations. So you can get a lot done with very few key presses, using shortcuts that make
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by cbolton 2y ago
Having a small remaining probability of error is not a problem at all, if it's small enough. There are always potential sources of failures (such as a meteorite crashing on your server). If the probability of one source is dwarfed by o
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by cbolton 2y ago
Thanks, I was curious what are the main differences to Meson (the only general build system so far that I enjoyed using). From these past discussions I gathered: Xmake's biggest advantage: it's a single binary (vs Meson requiring
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by cbolton 2y ago
If you enjoy what they post, following them is an easy way to get more of something you enjoy.
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by cbolton 2y ago
Given the nebulous nature of "fair use" it seems quite excessive to say there is a 0% chance of it being legally justified.
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by cbolton 2y ago
The article is super confusing. The anecdote about the drifting meaning of "nonplussed" is interesting, but the way it's framed as an example of mistake related to prefixes just doesn't make sense. I mean they don't
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by cbolton 2y ago
My guess is this has nothing to do with short term profits, but rather it's hard to make search robust to SEO. If you're right, Bing search should be better for recipes since they don't benefit from Google ads on these websit
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Tinty, a base16 and base24 color scheme manager(github.com)
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by cbolton 2y ago
Yes that sounds awesome, though I'd prefer having a single config file for the window manager, status bar, notifications, application launcher, lock screen and whatever else I forgot that are in the end part of the same experience. One
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by cbolton 3y ago
For me it's the opposite: why do we have a gazillion of window managers (that just manage windows), and so few desktop environments that provide a complete and coherent setup? It's especially annoying in the world of tiling window
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by cbolton 3y ago
Thanks for the extra information. I guess CapsLock is not given this special treatment? (my actual issue was when using CapsLock as a Ctrl key).
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by cbolton 3y ago
Aha so I guess the article is technically correct!
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by cbolton 3y ago
Lot's of interesting information, but this part seems inaccurate: "Matrix scan [is in] use in all keyboards today. [...] matrix scan keyboards not only allow for an unlimited number of overlapping keystrokes, but they can correctl
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by cbolton 3y ago
But for the comics' physical analogy to work you'd then need to draw it in thousands of dimensions so that any block breaking would bring down the edifice...
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by cbolton 3y ago
That's my main concern with Gmail and Drive. On the other hand I've yet to see numbers on the probability of losing access to my email on Gmail vs another provider.
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by cbolton 3y ago
In a movie his mental health issues would likely have been caused intentionally by the attacker, setting the stage for the mole to offer to step in just at the right time. Seems a bit far fetched in this case though for what looks like a ta
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by cbolton 3y ago
Isn't it rather that the attacker can log in to the compromised server by exploiting the RSA code path?
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by cbolton 3y ago
I think that's exactly what Google's ex-CEO said years ago: > If you have something that you don’t want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn’t be doing it in the first place which you can read either as a terrible "nothing to
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by cbolton 3y ago
Could you give some examples of these equations? The ecosystem for the kind of things you mention is expanding rapidly, have a look at these: https://typst.app/universe/package/fletcher https://typst.ap
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by cbolton 3y ago
You're welcome, I hope you'll like it this time!
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by cbolton 3y ago
Here are the LaTeX versions from the article source: \begin{align} \begin{split} \mathcal{C}(M) = &\: \Et^t(\theta,\S_t)^2 + C_t M_t^{-\frac{2}{d}} + \Et^\pde(\theta,\S_\inte)^2 +C_\pde M_\mathrm{int}^{-\fra

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