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With a kill ring you can ignore this weight. Problem?
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The OneWheel operates based on balancing mass. So you put more mass on one side, the OneWheel moves that way. Put more mass, it goes faster. Some people drive using their hips (me included), some people drive using their shoulders (I don&#x
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I'm quite annoyed. I was working on a minor-mode because I tire of having to switch to my browser for asciiflow. Reading this article, it turns out artist-mode is built in to stock emacs. And it's quite good, better than anything
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"Gender" as a concept came in linguistics first[0]. Social sciences co-opted the word later in the 1950s (Simone de Beauvoir comes to mind as one of the first people to use "gender" in its modern sense). The linguistics
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Quickly Annotate Your Machine Learning Dataset with One Weird Trick (It's Lisp)
(blog.chewxy.com)
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I did a similar thing with CUDA docs for Go : https://youtube.com/watch?v=7R39CMW4MJQ
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> If keyboard keys were small e-ink displays, easily configurable and accessible by programs, programmers would have come up with a lot of interesting stuff already. I have a QMK based keyboard. The most interesting thing I did was to ha
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Same problem on a bunch of websites, even those on HN's frontpage. All feature a varnish cache Guru Meditation Error. Some kind of global CDN is down I guess
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I ran `magit-version` and I got Magit 20201225.4, which I assume is the 2020 Christmas edition of Magit. Did they suddenly switch to semver?
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My favourite purchases from the last two years: Cleaning tool: HiZero Transport-related: OneWheel Work Related: My PC All these have provided ridiculous amounts of utility. The HiZero proved itself within the first week. The OneWheel took a
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this seems like it's very very niche (and very specific to the niche that I am interested in!)
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At Atlassian, they built a Portal inspired portal that connects the Sydney and SF office during one hackathon. Basically a camera behind a 2way mirror (and decorated with blue/orange LEDs in an oval frame). Tonari looks a lot more like
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This is a 3D monitor. Not a light field display like Starline. The traditional glasses free 3d monitors rely on special coatings on the glass to "split" the direction of a pixel. Some coatings are electronically controlled (like S
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C-x-8-RET has been most useful to me for unicode maths symbols. Having said that, I have a layer on my keyboard dedicated to APL symbols. I highly recommend QMK keyboards for shennanigans like these
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You merely adopted dark mode
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Runnning around does not make a child with ADHD more sedate or perform better in the classroom. "Just go do some exercise" is like telling depressed people to "just cheer up". Yes, exercise definitely helps. But it doesn
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Funnily I'm subscribed to Corridor Digital and Nebula. These were the first things I thought about when I saw the headline. And now I know where Luke from LTT went and why despite "not working at LTT anymore", Linus seemed to
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A constant reminder that code is data but data is not code.
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smh.. these people. A basic firewall gets you places.
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> there is no such thing s as Goats-as-a-service. Interesting note: I went to a farm stay last weekend. In New South Wales, blackberry thornbushes are pest plants in farms. And what the smaller farms do is they rent goats from people who
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it's just how old people talk. Rob Pike speaks of syntax colouring in the same way - he quotes the Bible. I don't see it as condescension though. I think it's just a way of speaking.
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d'oh?!
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His argument on Fuschia is worth listening to tho. But the rest, yeah, pretty meh
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I followed this until the part just slightly after "see how natural it is?" Then it's suddenly How to Draw an Owl. I don't follow the monoid part. Anyone can help elaborate?
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Do you also offer assembly services? As someone who recently been unable to work on electronic components (small parts, easily swallowable, in a small apartment = danger), I'd highly appreciate it
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I tried mounting my Ergodox EZ to my chair like you (almost exactly too: 3D printed mount + gorillapod). I found the TRRS cable between the halves to be very very annoying to get in and out of the chair. How did you solve that problem? I on
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guilty on the latter. tho only contributors to my packages and coworkers complain about it. I am fine with it.
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Came here to post this. Tho most times my undo tree are single characters.
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I have named my machines after Doctor Who planets for the last 18 ish years. All new machines start as Gallifrey (workstation) or TARDIS (laptop). Then as they stop being my primary devices they get other planet / ship names. The torre
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Dgraph Labs uses it. I am a bit ambivalent about it. For example: https://dgraph.io/blog/post/putting-it-all-together-part1/ Here it says 7 comments. But you only get to see one. You have to click into the di
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