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by dm319 5y ago
Yes, I wonder about this also. Wouldn't need to be toroidal - could just be spherical, but would need to wrap in a 4th spatial dimension. It would explain a lot of things, like the expansion not having a clear centre, the requirement
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by dm319 5y ago
Also went down this rabbit hole. Did a review of the split keyboard UHK v2 which I highly recommend. https://youtu.be/OPmoB8-11JY Edit: Apologies for the video quality. PS: The UHK might be of interest to some who aren&#x2
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by dm319 5y ago
Yes, I have recently stopped eating pigs for similar reasons. I live in the UK and was horrified to find they are killed by CO2 gas. I am lucky enough to experience breathing in my own CO2, and I can tell you that it feels like you'r
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by dm319 5y ago
You've already got Ads in your start bar though?
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by dm319 5y ago
Lots of people asking about alternatives to Windows here. I've found Ubuntu-MATE to be very good for my needs. It uses the Ubuntu base which gives it access to the debian software repo as well as being a popular distro so often parti
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by dm319 5y ago
As a long-time linux user, the MS teams linux client is woefully poor. It has ruined meetings for me by repeatedly losing the microphone. I use Windows more often for Teams meeting, and I'm not saying the Windows client is perfect in
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by dm319 5y ago
Have a look at the adobe acrobat interface, I can't believe how complicated it is, and often comes up with prompts, side menus, adverts for other versions, and a tiny space to actually view your file.
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by dm319 5y ago
You make a lot of assumptions here. Sometimes the answer is simple and people are not sexually compatible, were never good at having sex together and rushed into a long term relationship. I've seen this more in people who were furthe
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by dm319 5y ago
The most sexually repressive societies have some of the worst sexual sociopathic behaviour, I don't think I need to give examples.
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by dm319 5y ago
This [1] here. Sadly, the maintainer has had enough. It still works for the latest minecraft I think. It runs so nicely on linux - far more processor efficient than the java version, and runs even better than bedrock on Win10. I'll
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by dm319 5y ago
My father-in-law argues against climate change with both "we can't trust natural/historical temperature records" and "the earth has seen far more significant climate change than we're experiencing now".
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by dm319 5y ago
Yes, a lot of us do this. My wife keeps telling me to read "mistake were made, but not by me", she says it's paradigm shifting, and helpful to allow you to spot this behaviour early.
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by dm319 5y ago
How long have we had commercially available voice recognition for? And why does it still not work ~25% of the time? I'm with codinghorror on this, there's so much interpretation that needs to be done of other drivers that I don&
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by dm319 5y ago
Would love a little low-power device with a text display, nice keyboard, long battery life and a unix OS for writing.
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by dm319 5y ago
And vimwiki!
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by dm319 5y ago
No thanks.
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by dm319 5y ago
Same here. There was talk a few years ago about Mojang open sourcing it, but clearly they went with the money. And now Microsoft are adamant to squeeze every bit of money and future custom from us.
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by dm319 5y ago
We currently use the linux minecraft launcher which has worked pretty well up to now running bedrock on linux. It's the best bedrock experience, but this change is concerning.
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by dm319 5y ago
Might be a crazy idea - but what do people think of repository owners compiling from the source code? Like Valve / Canonical could do it and put out binaries. Obviously there would be agreements about the security/management of
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by dm319 5y ago
I still can't get any of my devices to reliably send a text message, and here's someone saying, again, that we'll have FSD by the end of the year. They aren't worried that some cars won't have the hardware capabili
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by dm319 5y ago
“My personal guess is that we’ll achieve Full Self-Driving this year at a safety level significantly greater than a person." The preceding bit, just as bad IMO.
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by dm319 5y ago
Yes I've had some real issues with my dock (autocorrect there was not good). It's an AMD machine (so no thunderbolt), but had some real issues with an external monitor. Ethernet flaky at times and asymmetric connection speeds.
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by dm319 5y ago
oh dear just got it.
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Review of the Laboratory Information Management System Outage at Leeds Hospital [pdf](leedsth.nhs.uk)
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by dm319 5y ago
It's a very different language to imperative languages out there, so it's not surprising that an introductory course would be confusing. There are several ways to do things in R (for example subsetting data, or pulling out elemen
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by dm319 5y ago
I thought xlispstat was a big deal in statistics at its peak? I suppose both R and xlispstat are (to varying degrees) lisp-based, so another way of looking at it is that statisticians like lisp?
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by dm319 5y ago
I love R, nothing better for data analysis, stats and plotting. However, if I was making software for other people to use, repeatedly, I would probably pick another language. The R language does have breaking changes, especially in common
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by dm319 5y ago
Yes, there is a lot of R-bashing by people used to imperative languages designed for efficiency in repetitive tasks, not a functional language designed for numerical analysis. The complaints fall into these categories: 1. It's not zer
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by dm319 5y ago
If it wasn't for some of the lisp-like capabilities of R, you would never have tidyverse EDIT: reference https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15869039
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by dm319 5y ago
nvim-R for me. opens up a terminal and allows me to send code across from my scripts.

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