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Pollen: The Book Is a Program(docs.racket-lang.org)
7 points by citruscomputing 3y ago|1 comments
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
Editor plugins are fantastic about completing based on a pattern. That's the main thing you're missing out on imo - it's worth it to hit tab, but not to copy/paste and say "finish this line for me, it looks almost l
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
Something my therapist pointed out to me is that obesity is directly linked to childhood and intergenerational trauma; calling it self-inflicted is not accurate. Even if we're focused on healthy eating, food deserts exist. No man is an
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
It should also be free after it's approved by the FDA.
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
If they don't publish them, email and ask for a COA (certificate of analysis) with heavy metal data. If you know your lot #, include that too. It's not perfect, you're trusting not only the company but wherever they sourced t
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
Coding by voice is pretty doable, actually! Check out Talon if you're interested.
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
The mastodon server I use has a max length of 5k characters, so not really.
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
Have tried a few times, it's not my kind of place. Would appreciate other suggestions, though.
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
s/Montana/Missouri/ I'm very tired
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by citruscomputing 3y ago
Completely agree. Also a reminder that there are things to be scared of, today. People getting abortions in states where it's illegal need their communications to be safe and secure. The current forced medical detransition of adults in
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by citruscomputing 4y ago
Well, our copious use of antifungals seems to be doing the opposite, so I'd say it's worth a try.
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by citruscomputing 4y ago
More junior person: have looked up to you since my first real job in 2019. Reading your posts on tarot debugging and plurality-driven development, and seeing you being so skilled and unapologetically /interesting/ was the first ti
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by citruscomputing 4y ago
You're right -- but it's even worse DX to have to check a ton of different files, parse the outdated english documentation, guess, ask people, and hope that deps were frozen. Especially for old, mostly abandoned projects. I'v
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by citruscomputing 4y ago
If anyone reading this is interested in Pleroma, definitely also check out the Akkoma fork -- that's what I, personally, see more people using. https://akkoma.dev/AkkomaGang/akkoma/
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by citruscomputing 4y ago
Great article. Glad xe's figured out a role that works well for xerself. I struggle with this. I manage at least the expected baseline (for my skill level, averaged over time), but sometimes simple tasks feel like molasses because my b
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by citruscomputing 4y ago
Ah, this is a description of me as well. No drinking, just my web serials for hours and hours every day. Some of them feel like TV, I can feel my brain atrophy as I just glide over and through the words -- it can barely be called reading, a
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by citruscomputing 4y ago
You're talking about LaMDA, that's something it's designed to do
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by citruscomputing 4y ago
Here's how to do it in fish: bind \cz 'fg 2>/dev/null; commandline -f repaint' from: https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/issues/7152#issueco...
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by citruscomputing 4y ago
Exactly. For anyone interested in this idea, definitely go read "The Diamond Age."
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by citruscomputing 4y ago
I've used the cyclonedx maven plugin, cyclonedx-bom on pypi, cdxgen for js, and cyclonedx-cli for various utilities (e.g. merging). All have worked great.
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by citruscomputing 4y ago
It can be relevant in the context of "this is how I work best, this is how to work with me best, these are the areas I'd appreciate a little more patience from you on." If you know what ADHD is, someone saying they have it is
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by citruscomputing 4y ago
Yes! It doesn't work 100% of the time, but what I've been doing for my setup script is: `defaults read > old` -> change setting in GUI -> `defaults read > new` -> `diff old new` If nothing is there, you're out
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Sam Bankman-Fried and the Moral Emptiness of Effective Altruism(newrepublic.com)
8 points by citruscomputing 4y ago|0 comments
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by citruscomputing 4y ago
> non-hobbyist industry has a ton of great hardware options What options are you looking at? I will probably be looking into some of these soon.
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by citruscomputing 4y ago
I'm seeing 80 CRI on their website, which isn't great.
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by citruscomputing 4y ago
Anything you've learned worth sharing? How has your experience with Backstage been? Why did you choose it over other options? I might be working on a similar project soon.
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by citruscomputing 4y ago
They have a filter list: https://www.i-dont-care-about-cookies.eu/abp/ If you have uBlock Origin, go to settings, filter lists, scroll to bottom, custom, import, paste this URL. Enable AdGuard annoyances while you&#x27
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by citruscomputing 4y ago
Yep. Just import their filter list to uBlock Origin, and move on.
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by citruscomputing 4y ago
Sandor Ellix Katz has some fantastic books about fermentation. Really, really suggest checking them out. One thing that stuck out to me was when he talked about the relationship between people and their environment. How health is not in a
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by citruscomputing 4y ago
Ditch the cookie pop-ups by adding a custom filter list: https://www.i-dont-care-about-cookies.eu/abp/ Enable the uBlock "annoyances" filters to staunch the tide of popups.

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