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by dljsjr 6y ago
How close does AsciiDoctor + asciidoctor-latex get to that? https://github.com/asciidoctor/asciidoctor-latex I've only been using Asciidoctor for a few weeks but I'm already an MD convert.
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by dljsjr 6y ago
I find it incredibly comical that one of the biggest repeated refrains in the parent article is "CoreData is not an ORM!" and yet the comment section is filled w/ folks talking about how ORMs are bad and how CoreData is a bad
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by dljsjr 6y ago
I have no beef w/ the BSL. I think it's a great license. It's just not quite open source is all.
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by dljsjr 6y ago
Not to be pedantic but out of all of those, Outline is not actually open source; they're source available but they're using the BSL, which is "source available now and open source in the future"
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by dljsjr 6y ago
Sure but when I was young it wasn't mandated for children to be in car seats until the age of 8 like TFA mentions. I was sitting in the back seat but I was definitely not in a car seat once I was around 4-5.
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by dljsjr 6y ago
That's an interesting take. I have some contradictory anecdata, though, in that my friends and I love getting together and taking turns playing VR games. And I'm not talking about nerdy hard core gamer friends. Pre-COVID we used t
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by dljsjr 6y ago
In the case of the above listed languages, it's not just that the application is compiled to a single executable, it's that they're statically linked/truly self-contained. The only thing they dynamically link against is
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by dljsjr 6y ago
I've used UP boards at a previous job for resource constrained systems that needed to be x86 and they're actually quite nice: https://up-board.org
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by dljsjr 6y ago
Bevy is an up and comer code-only engine (in Rust) that's still very young but has a decent collection of examples: https://bevyengine.org
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by dljsjr 6y ago
Parent comment isn't talking about splitting the distance between two sensors, it's about the sensors being on opposite coasts. Sarasota is on the western part of the FL Peninsula (on the Gulf of Mexico), St. Augustine is on the e
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by dljsjr 6y ago
OxeFit https://oxefit.com | Multiple Positions | Pensacola, FL and Dallas, TX | Onsite | Full Time We are a stealth-mode robotic startup corporation developing a first-of-its kind technology that will completely change the stren
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by dljsjr 6y ago
Teleport solves SSH'ing in to a ton of machines on private networks from outside the private network. Teleport handles the auth at its entry point, so you don't need a keypair for every node in your cloud. Just one for Teleport. T
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by dljsjr 6y ago
Huh! Thanks for chiming in and that's good to know! Side note, I just want to say that I have mad respect for you always finding a way to stay so positive while continuing to be so heavily involved with the community, even with job cha
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by dljsjr 6y ago
Can I ask what you mean when you say that async isn't done? async/await and Futures are on stable now. There is no runtime in the core/std but that's by design, there is no short term intent from the Rust team to do that
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by dljsjr 6y ago
Seems somebody asked them about this already on their issue tracker: https://github.com/tauri-apps/tauri/issues/35 TL;DR: It's not about license but about being properly "free as in speech", an
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by dljsjr 6y ago
Typically alternative keyboard layouts are installed as a mapping at the operating system level, I don't think the author is proposing a keyboard with that hardware layout. And most modern OS's allow for switching key maps on the
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by dljsjr 7y ago
Author of the post is blind so I'd imagine the usage of Lynx is for screen reading/accessibility reasons.
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by dljsjr 7y ago
A maximum lifting capacity of 40 lbs is far from human-level performance.
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by dljsjr 7y ago
I've heard about it but near as I can tell it's still very much in the lab phase, and I'm not clear on just how strong the actuators are. Human leg joints need to be able to put out an astonishing amount of torque at pretty h
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by dljsjr 7y ago
This is actually extremely well known to most people building robots. Anybody who's ever met Peter Dilworth will have seen his slides talking about how all you need to make something artificial relatable is a set of articulated eyebrow
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by dljsjr 7y ago
I actually agree with this, Twitter is far from my favorite way to consume content but I actually really enjoyed the format that this was presented in.
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by dljsjr 7y ago
I've been using Soulver for ages, I have Soulver 2 from the Mac App Store. It's a terrific little scratch pad, I love the ability to naturally interleave notes/language with arithmetic. I was unaware that there was a Soulver
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by dljsjr 8y ago
It’s hard to do that without spoiling the plot. Milestones should also be flexible. Strahd has more milestones than you need to reach the stated end level of the campaign. It’s a sandbox so some of them won’t get done, some will be done aft
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by dljsjr 8y ago
If you want a technology to be widely adopted ("better" auth), and it relies on a niche technology (blockchain), then you need to write your README/elevator pitch/copy/docs in a way that doesn't assume the peop
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by dljsjr 8y ago
A lot of 5th edition adventure modules have started advocating "milestone levels" instead of XP levels. It requires a good DM to know when it's appropriate to award a level up but it's basically DM fiat leveling; XP is g
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by dljsjr 8y ago
So I felt the same way about it; I'm a card-carrying nerd but most of my friends are decidedly non-geeks who still enjoy board game nights. At first, it started off with me being afraid of introducing them to the less mainstream boardg
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by dljsjr 8y ago
Small town America. The high school I attended in 9th grade was a 30 minute drive away if there was no traffic and first bell was at 7:00 AM. It also served 2-3 small towns in the area. I took the bus before I could drive, and my bus stop w
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by dljsjr 8y ago
The crontab parser is a thing of beauty
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by dljsjr 8y ago
Wireless charging is solvable but the sales pitch for AirPower was actually pretty fundamentally different; AirPower would allow for up to three devices without "sweet spots". Traditional wireless chargers require the device to be
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by dljsjr 8y ago
That's totally orthogonal to the article though, I've seen this sort of behavior from viewers in streams where the streamer didn't even have a face cam.

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