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by deepnet 4y ago
How ? https://stylus-lang.com/
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by deepnet 4y ago
Bit by bit add all the links, phone numbers and information to do the task to the todo, once it is all right there then it becomes much more possible. You are correct that many tasks cannot be made that small, if they cannot be achieved the
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Breaking task down into small single actions can be very helpful for those with executive function disorders. This is part of GTD.
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“There is no difference between a stick of butter and your brain.”, Hibbeln - https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg17523575-800-the-happ... "A study by JR Hibbeln showed that around the world, countries that co
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by deepnet 4y ago
Lede : " Opteran has successfully reverse–engineered the algorithm honeybees use for optical flow estimation (the apparent motion of objects in a scene caused by relative motion of the observer). This algorithm can do optical flow proc
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My life and work would be impoverished without emacs. Thank you Richard
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It is a masterpiece of tech, eminently useful. A testament to quality development work. An example of what can be achieved and how much our community benefits from good software. The Redbean 2.0 license is intriguing (snip): " Copyrig
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by deepnet 4y ago
And Babbage patented a packet switching semaphore system using church steeples.
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by deepnet 4y ago
And yet 10 years ago GPUs paradigm shifted software development by parallel processing neural networks - skipping ahead ~30 years of Moore's law. Change is often sudden and unexpected :-)
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by deepnet 5y ago
I like this project and will play with it, many thanks. The video was fun, catchy and engaging. You explanation was clear and concise. The music was fine at the start but as it continued all the way through it made it hard for me to concent
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by deepnet 5y ago
Yes the four freedoms matter. Software controls our lives and its effects often trump nations and laws. If we do not have the four freedoms then software is will tend towards despotism. This is widely understood by the general public if one
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Stories are trajectories on a low dimensional manifold of meaningful in the semantic vector space of states and actions. Curated stories are fragile and less impactful and personal than that interwoven serandipity we navigate by connecting
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Anyone have a universally working link to access to the paper ? https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/1538-4357/ac2360 [edit] Found : https://arxiv.org/abs/2109.00652 Is there some
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This is fantastic the presentation is very both well done and not dumbed down - genius curation and exposition. Currently enjoying exploring Turing's Zeta function machine https://history-of-mathematics.org/artifacts&#x
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Louis Barclay the extension author felt that unfollowing everything improved his Facebook experience and helped him break his Facebook addiction. Louis wrote this extension so other people could try this and enlisted a Swiss University to c
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by deepnet 5y ago
I am currently pulling BASIC and Z80 assembly programs from cassette tape that me and my dad wrote in the late 70s early 80s - games and robot armdroid drivers for the NASCOM 2, a kit computer from 1977. Most run in the emulutor but luckily
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by deepnet 5y ago
The paper is creative commons licensed no signup necessary to download https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S000437022...
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This article runs in the terminal - very literate ^_^
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The oil companies knew about climate change in 1989. They used this information to distort the science, seed doubt and lobby politicians. "Marty Hoffert was a scientist working at Exxon Mobil Corporation in 1989, the first researchers
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. such
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This is needed. IOU works well on small scales. It has often worked locally or within small communities[1]. LETS[2], babysitting vouchers, friends who value and track favours and keep the scales balanced. Make the FOSS infrastructure as eas
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by deepnet 5y ago
I fall asleep to Melvyn Bragg's In Our Time Discussions https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006qykl/episodes/player
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by deepnet 6y ago
I select and copy from Firefox and ctrl-shift insert pastes it into a terminal 95% of the time. Rightclick paste always pastes it into a terminal. Selecting in the terminal window and right click copying is the only way to reverse it which
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by deepnet 6y ago
SNIP " Our review of the literature offers evidence in favor of widespread mask use as source control to reduce community transmission: Nonmedical masks use materials that obstruct particles of the necessary size; people are most infec
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by deepnet 6y ago
Though this would be a recognition algorithm on large silica. Akin to this facial recognition on small silica grains. https://boingboing.net/2020/09/08/computer-finds-faces-in-gr...
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by deepnet 6y ago
The problems of corporate concentration and privacy on the Internet are inextricably linked. A new regime of interoperability can revitalize competition in the space, encourage innovation, and give users more agency over their data; it may
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Privacy Without Monopoly: Data Protection and Interoperability(eff.org)
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EFF's 2021 Transition Memo for Biden Harris(eff.org)
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by deepnet 6y ago
Nice article, thanks for posting :-)
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Shades of Asimovean Positronic Brains

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