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Emacs 28.1(lists.gnu.org)
42 points by clircle 5y ago|1 comments
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by clircle 5y ago
Switched from Bitwarden to KeepassXC+Syncthing last year, and I'm very pleased. But I personally enjoy collecting and organizing passwords, and I treat the KeePassXC database report as a kind of game that I'm trying to get a high
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by clircle 5y ago
Thanks, can you share the yoga block that you are using? And where do you find space to position a mouse?
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by clircle 5y ago
According to this recent article and discussion on HN, you are likely making a change for the best. So congrats and take it easy! https://www.theatlantic.com/family/archive/2022/03/being-an-...
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by clircle 5y ago
I have similar experiences with high end keyboards like the Kinesis advantage and the HHKB2. As much as the internet likes to rave about these keyboards, they just are not for me.
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by clircle 5y ago
Great tip! I have the first party tenting kit, but it is flimsy so i don’t use it
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by clircle 5y ago
My favorite keyboard of all time is the kinesis freestyle 2. It’s a split keyboard, but unlike other splits, it is big, so i have arrow keys and function keys, just like my other keyboards. It is also not mechanical, which i think is a plus
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by clircle 5y ago
Thanks, I will give paredit a shot. I'm a regular emacs user, but I normally use expand-region[1] and cut/paste to edit lisp code. Expand-region usually knows what I want to move around after just one or two calls, only requires o
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by clircle 5y ago
I can't understand why people are so passionate about whether one says hello or not in a chat. What kind of lives do you lead that drive you to make a website about such a niche annoyance?
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by clircle 5y ago
Why not charge the market rate to remove the shortage ?
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by clircle 5y ago
Switch to using chrome without ublock origin, and you’ll find the web experience to be so intolerable that you’ll only use it for what’s absolutely necessary.
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by clircle 5y ago
> It also doesn’t have dedicated F-keys or arrow keys. Why? You might say. Well, reducing finger stretching and hand movement is key to keyboard ergonomics. So, it doesn’t make much sense to have those keys if we want to encourage people
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by clircle 5y ago
Not too much gaming in the last 5 years. I mostly play these over and over: - XCOM 2 War of the Chosen - Diablo 2 (sometimes with Median XL mod) - Dark Souls 1 - Zelda: BOTW - Metal Gear Solid 5
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by clircle 5y ago
Which PW managers have weak security?
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GAO: Status of Developing and Acquiring AI Capabilities for Weapon Systems(gao.gov)
2 points by clircle 5y ago|0 comments
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by clircle 5y ago
No, this article is wrong on the first sentence. The hardest part of machine learning _is_ in fact curating quality data.
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by clircle 5y ago
I've just changed the battery on my iPhone SE. Here's to another year of avoiding Face ID.
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by clircle 5y ago
Blogspam
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Study: Effectiveness of Apple's app tracking transparency(blog.lockdownprivacy.com)
132 points by clircle 5y ago|58 comments
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by clircle 5y ago
What do you get out of a rooted phone nowadays? I don't think I've rooted an Android phone in 8 or 10 years.
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by clircle 5y ago
Huh. My work computers have always disabled macros, regardless of the file source. I guess this was a corporate configuration that's just now becoming default in the consumer versions.
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by clircle 5y ago
You seem to be conflating safety and privacy
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by clircle 5y ago
> Copy-and-paste variable names. Write them once and then get fast at copying them. I’m about to blow your mind with dynamic abbreviations in Emacs. Tab complete all your words longer than a few characters. https://www.gnu.org
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by clircle 5y ago
The short answer is that my wife and I have different opinions about how to track data.
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by clircle 5y ago
Any married people have advice on how to track finances? I used bean count or ledger when i was single, but the manual system kind of breaks down when you have a family .
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by clircle 5y ago
Sounds incredible. I will surely read this one!
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by clircle 5y ago
Cox had unrivaled breadth across the statistical books that he authored, and I'm far from an expert on his catalog, but I have read three and they are excellent. - Theory of Design of Experiments is an excellent and non-technical book
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by clircle 5y ago
If you have ever used logistic regression, you can probably credit Cox. He popularized the model during a time when Probit regression was more popular. For the younger generation, a logistic regression is a neural network without a hidden l
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Common Lisp ASDF maintainer considers resignation(mailman.common-lisp.net)
147 points by clircle 5y ago|66 comments
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by clircle 5y ago
Is this different than what Plaid does with bank logins?

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