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daffy
6y ago
What's the main attraction of org-roam over org? I had a look at it, but didn't quite understand how to use it. Seemed as if it wanted one file per note.
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daffy
6y ago
> This is the social signaling aspect of language at work How so? Surely those who say `regardless', the vast majority, are not trying to signal anything.
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daffy
6y ago
But that would be mixing Latin and English, just as bad as television!
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daffy
6y ago
I wonder, are there any statistics on descriptivist and prescriptivist attitudes in various groups? Or any recent defenses of prescriptivism?
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daffy
6y ago
Factule, perhaps, from the unattested but regular diminutive factulum.
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daffy
6y ago
The author seems to claim that `irregardless' is all right and that caring about it is caring too much and vain. He compares it to other malformed words such as `television' and `flammable'. But there seems to be a signific
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daffy
6y ago
What's the potential-firmware-backdoor situation? Is there something equivalent to the Intel Management Engine?
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daffy
6y ago
I started on Newport's book a few years ago but stopped because I hated his writing style.
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daffy
6y ago
I was running it on Arch Linux. I may just lack the font.
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daffy
6y ago
Maybe the specification should prohibit smilies.
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daffy
6y ago
I found I could read this in EMACS with a package called Elpher, but there's a smiley or something I couldn't see.
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daffy
6y ago
Do tell if you find this has any advantage over Org mode.
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daffy
6y ago
I'm curious, what exactly did he say?
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daffy
6y ago
You seem to imply that, if one is free and just follows one's immediate impulses, one automatically ends up doing something worthwhile and non-bullshit. But there are lots of free men (economically independent men) who give their live
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daffy
6y ago
The claim seems to be: (i) if you are economically independent, procrastination is an indication that the postponed task is not worth doing after all; (ii) if you are forced to do it for money, procrastination is just a natural reaction to
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daffy
6y ago
> recording content, etc. Would it be technically feasible to record everything?
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daffy
6y ago
I'd be interested in hearing about experiences with Metafont from those of you who have put effort into it. How far did you get and how much time did you spend? Any advice for others who would like to try?
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daffy
6y ago
With ctrl-z, the programme is just paused, and can be resumed with fg or bg.
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daffy
6y ago
Sounds like it may be worth buying. But I'll see how far I get with the Metafontbook first.
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daffy
6y ago
Right, so: if one intends to sell a font, Metafont may not be a good idea, but if the purpose is to make a font for one's own use in book typography, and one is otherwise inclined to Metafont, then these concerns needn't stand in
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daffy
6y ago
Does this have prose in addition to the source code; or can you get the same information from looking at the code distributed with texlive?
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daffy
6y ago
But the bitmaps can be of any resolution, can't they? Is there any really cogent reason to prefer vector output?
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daffy
6y ago
Surely, the 128-glyph limit is no real obstacle? Just make more fonts. Or convert to another format after designing in Metafont.
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daffy
6y ago
Are there any Metafont projects going on?
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daffy
6y ago
It can be found with images missing. The full version can be borrowed from archive.org.
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daffy
6y ago
What's wrong with cross-examination?
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daffy
6y ago
There is an analysis of Workman here: http://mkweb.bcgsc.ca/carpalx/?popular_alternatives
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daffy
6y ago
I've been using qgmlwb for 4 years or so. It's difficult to compare with qwerty, since I didn't type properly before, but it feels pretty comfortable and effortless. I feel like my right hand is overused, but I doubt it has
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daffy
6y ago
Is there any reason to believe that, if you pay, Zoom can't listen to your conversations anyway?
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daffy
6y ago
You kneeled on his sword?
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