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by clircle 5y ago
I like the figures in this paper. Does anyone know how they are made? Raw TikZ, or is a template available?
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by clircle 5y ago
Soil, water, lead pipes.
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by clircle 5y ago
In reality, when people quit social media, they don't start using their time better, they mostly shift their time into different time waster websites. For example, people quit using facebook for 2 hours a day just start skimming reddit
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by clircle 5y ago
I quit smoking in 2014 after having done it for ~8 years. I replaced it with nicotine gum, which worked, but I became more addicted to the nicotine gum than cigarettes. I got up to chewing the equivalent of two packs a day. Then one day thi
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by clircle 5y ago
Incredible
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by clircle 5y ago
I think the target is low power consumption server applications.
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by clircle 5y ago
I wonder how the road noise is when driving with a set of these.
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by clircle 5y ago
I'll never understand why people want code folding.
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by clircle 5y ago
I've been using keepassxc for several months. I think it works well. Is pass functionally different?
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by clircle 5y ago
Sorry, I just don't understand. I don't really use terminals except to do a system update. Is there a specific issue?
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by clircle 5y ago
What a steal!
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by clircle 5y ago
pure-gtk doesn't decouple ui process from editor, if that's what you're asking about.
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by clircle 5y ago
Hopefully pure-gtk branch will be merged prior to Emacs 28, addressing (2). On (1), I'm not much of a programmer, but Emacs-lisp fine, so I'm not sure what benefit changing languages could bring.
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by clircle 5y ago
I've been trying to chase this high for a while. Unfortunately, using Ubuntu MATE with my current computer and HiDPI screen just feels _wrong_.
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by clircle 5y ago
Nice! I'll give this a shot.
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by clircle 5y ago
I've always thought it was very sad and unfortunate that core data classes like sampling design and experimental design have fallen out of academic style.
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by clircle 5y ago
Yes, I agree. Conditional on some "difficult" languages like Java, the experience is quite different. For non-difficult languages like C, R, and Python, the gap is small. I've also enjoyed the Emacs/Python experience :)
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by clircle 5y ago
The difference between an IDE and a souped-up vim or emacs configuration is ... very little. Your average fancy pants vim config has auto-completion, debuggers, etc.
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by clircle 5y ago
> we will block ad targeting based on the age, gender, or interests of people under 18 Sounds like I should adjust the age on my Google profile.
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Closing 45% of the open Emacs bugs(lars.ingebrigtsen.no)
425 points by clircle 5y ago|174 comments
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by clircle 5y ago
Disappointed that there's not a single graph in this press release. C'mon Census Bureau!
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by clircle 5y ago
This hits me. I went to college with Kim Suozzi, referenced in the article.
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by clircle 5y ago
I have in my Firefox settings selected the option to block all autoplay audio and video, yet this site is able to slip through. Is there anything I can do about this? (Other than manually blocking elements with ublock) And is there a way to
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by clircle 5y ago
I received a cast iron pan from a college roommate 10 years ago. My wife and I still use the pan most days, and we know how to care for it with minimal work. Apparently the pan is a classic Griswald. I was shocked that you can buy it for $6
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by clircle 5y ago
I have no idea. That requires policy, economics, decision analysis, and (probably) more convincing evidence that we are near an edge. Again, I think the climate is changing. And I think it will continue to change in ways that adversely affe
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by clircle 5y ago
I'm not a climate change denier, but I'm not sure if climate change is man-made. I believe the climate invariable changes, my issue is that we cannot determine the fraction of this variation that is due to human interference.
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by clircle 5y ago
Personally, I would find academics and researchers more useful, especially if they could be tagged by keywords
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by clircle 5y ago
Seems to be heavily biased in favor of silicon valley personalities.
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by clircle 5y ago
Must be a slow news day. Youtube algo f-ups are just part of platform at this point.
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by clircle 5y ago
I agree with the paragraph at the end: > Now you know how to escape the attention-draining, empathy-killing, critical-thought-suffocating siren song of the algorithms. The only way I got my sanity back to cut out everything that's n

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