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by citruscomputing 2y ago
Agreed. I really think we'd be better off if EBT was expanded to everyone. Maybe this is a more palatable step into UBI.
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by citruscomputing 2y ago
Eh, I'm really not a fan of iterm's tmux integration. It tries to do too much. I can't have my tmux statusbar (only the iterm one) and it really wants you to use iterm panes (and iterm commands to split them...). I like that
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by citruscomputing 2y ago
Hi! I'm someone who generally hates the "shoved-down-your-throat"ness of AI, and who got pretty upset at the MDN saga (which we do not need to relitigate here), so I think we have something in common. I'm not bothered by
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by citruscomputing 2y ago
I have a friend who takes this; it's very expensive and insurance doesn't want to pay for it, but if you convince them that you're high enough risk ("oh, I just keep finding myself in strangers' beds, I love getting
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by citruscomputing 2y ago
Mp3tag for Mac ( https://mp3tag.app/ ) does the same - great piece of software, I've used it 6 times and have one day of trial left :)
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by citruscomputing 2y ago
If I understand correctly, it's that everyone will still eat < 100 plants, but they'll be different ones from everyone else. Maybe every grocery store won't have the exact same kinds of squash in it. Maybe we'll have
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
I run my private nextcloud server on vultr. Everything is behind a login wall. They absolutely do not have my permission to use my years of notes, legal documents, calendar information, and photos (most of which have never been posted publi
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
It does seem to be! Isn't that cool?
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
This is neat :) I love going and making containers smaller and faster to build. I don't know if it's useful for alpine, but adding a --mount=type=cache argument to the RUN command that `apk add`s might shave a few seconds off rebu
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
> In a better world, I would have built this in a day, using some kind of modern, flexible HyperCard for iOS. How much we have lost.
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
I used this one for a little while and I regret it. I'm pretty sure it messed up my mouth microbiome -- been having worse breath, more deposits on teeth/tooth pain, and a lot of gum bleeding. All once I stopped taking it.
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
See also: https://github.com/cavi-au/Consent-O-Matic > Consent-O-Matic is a browser extension that recognizes CMP (Consent Management Provider) pop-ups. Since you've told it your cookie preferences, it will aut
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A Warrant Showing the U.S. Government Is Monitoring Push Notifications(404media.co)
2 points by citruscomputing 3y ago|0 comments
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
The new search is still so useless that I just maintain a full local clone of our org's code. Someone was requesting perms to run a script to search across the org today -- it would've taken 10+ minutes to run while respecting und
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
Sibling comments have explained, but the keyword to search to learn more is "OSC-8 hyperlinks"
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
A few years ago, I was part of a neurodiversity ERG, and we were gathering recommendations for the new office that was going to be built. I found "Designing a Neurodiverse Workplace"[0]. It is a fantastic design document that told
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
I absolutely cannot get into synths, it's such an an interesting way to make music, but can get so expensive.
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
I felt the exact same. The mounting pain, seemingly leading up to needing to take extended medical leave, the feeling of helplessness where interacting with computers in any capacity was excruciating, and feeling... just utterly useless wa
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
Afaik that's in-progress, and the goal is support for other editors, but it's not there yet. Vanilla talon (what cursorless is built on) works fine everywhere though! (You just don't get the AST transforms.)
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
If you want a general overview of cursorless, along with seeing what it looks like in practice, the talk from Strange Loop this year was great: https://youtube.com/watch?v=NcUJnmBqHTY
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
Cool. Now why does it consistently happen for images where no underwear is visible, and why doesn't it happen for cis women? Why are appeals not granted? And why didn't staff even acknowledge there's a problem?
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
They did, but that was a while ago. Things are still pretty bad -- if your blog gets flagged for racy content, you lose the ability to have a custom avatar, for example. (Even more, and you get banned.) They've also had quite transphob
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
For Mac, Lunar (brew install --cask lunar) gives "sub-zero dimming" that works perfectly -- it hooks into the brightness keys and gives a whole second, lower menu. The lowest setting is actually too dim (as any lowest non-zero b
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
On the contrary, this kind of hack is /incredibly/ cool. Finding ways around arbitrary restrictions? Writing a bash script that generates barcodes? Beautiful.
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
I'm reminded of https://fs.blog/david-foster-wallace-this-is-water/ (both for the initial reference, and for what the text actually says)
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
There is a hacky workaround you can do to add any extension to ff mobile, it involves making a personal collection: https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2020/09/29/expanded-extensio...
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
Ah, this is neat! From the title, I thought it would be about perpetual stew, where the stew is an ingredient to itself.
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
Also got to see it live, agreed. Sat with my friend who gave a talk earlier about developing programming languages, and who was hoping for answers on how to get paid to do it. Funny how the talk ended. I think I get the Clojure guy now.
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
Strongly disagree with PGVector's DX being worse than Chroma. Installing, configuring, and working with Chroma was infuriating -- it's alpha software and has the bugs and rough edges to prove it. The tools to support and interface
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
Love this! I've been working on one for pull quotes: https://codeberg.org/oneirophage/filter-list-pull-quotes

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