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by dunham 2y ago
The infographic in the article suggests they occur in aged cheeses, fried foods (including chips and french fries), roasted nuts (including peanut butter), and seared tofu. I believe those are all vegetarian staples.
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by dunham 2y ago
On iOS the app can ask to take over certain https urls. The web site also needs to have a special file to grant this access. Bluesky is choosing to do this to you. I used this for a login / reset flow about a decade ago, so it's b
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by dunham 2y ago
It would be fun to have a clone of Majel Barrett's voice for something like Siri or Alexa.
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by dunham 2y ago
We switch ours to OTA once a year for the thanksgiving parade, and use AppleTV the rest of the time.
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by dunham 2y ago
Also similar to the bottom value in haskell and exceptions in other languages.
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by dunham 2y ago
Speaking of parsing, back around y2k we were building an app that used XML everywhere, which was the style at the time, and our DBA wanted to write an xml parser in SQL (the api would involve sending XML to the database). That got vetoed. I
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by dunham 2y ago
I'd expect that you could do something like this with the api that vpn software uses
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by dunham 2y ago
There is a street that does this in Alameda (3200 block of Thompson), and I'm told they have a covenant/contract requiring you to overdecorate when you buy a house on that block.
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by dunham 2y ago
Therein I learned that "Haskell is a dynamically-typed, interpreted language". I've seen it said that Haskell type class resolution is essentially prolog, but this drives the point home well.
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by dunham 2y ago
Old English had dual pronouns too: https://oldenglish.info/pro3.html
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by dunham 2y ago
I try to get it done within a day, so they don't back up, but I've never tried to compete. I am PST which opens at 9PM. I try to get through part 1 then, so I can sleep on part 2. The subreddit /r/adventofcode contains d
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by dunham 2y ago
I have found AoC fun, but on some of the later days time constraints make it a little stressful (full time job + kids constrain my time). I've done it (and completed it) the last five years. I used it to try out a few languages (Haskel
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by dunham 2y ago
I'm curious if they could do better than software. We'd all start keeping pet rats as chauffeurs.
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by dunham 2y ago
Many years ago, I threw together something like this in Go (SMTP on one side, a web server on the other, boltdb underneath). We use it for automated tests that involve email notifications, invitations, etc. QA could hit the app and the mail
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by dunham 2y ago
Yeah, that's just their MO. I think it's easier to run old windows games on a mac than to run old mac games. And architecture aside, at one point I had to install an old version of iWork (I thin it was '09) to update a file s
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by dunham 2y ago
Yeah, I stopped using it because of that.
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by dunham 2y ago
> From a slightly pedantic point of view that misses the point of cooking or baking, I disagree about the ability to re-use nodes. For example, if you make the "Lobster, Poached with Shellfish, Pear, and Kale" from the 11-madis
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by dunham 2y ago
Quite a few people do that. My grocery store's app and the Tesla app stop working if I bring up my vpn through DO. (I first set that up years ago because the legoland hotel's wifi was blocking reddit.)
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by dunham 2y ago
I played with web2js a couple of years ago. TeX ends up being a 500kb WASM file (88kb gzipped). The LaTeX format file or the memory image after LaTeX is loaded are a bit bigger though (2.3 MB and 6.3MB gzipped, respectively).
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by dunham 2y ago
I had a prof in college describe solving a rubik's cube as group conjugation (e.g. f * g * f^-1). For example, you find a way to swap two pieces on the top layer and mangle the bottom (f), turn the top (g), and then do the opposite (f^
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by dunham 2y ago
Yeah and web browsers ignore it for compatibility with web browsers that ignored it. I believe rotation is lossy if you don't do it in metadata and the file is using subsampling. Edit: some sites will rotate the file on upload, especia
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by dunham 2y ago
I'm currently using json patch in a work project for undo/redo. The patches and their inverse are being collected by `immer`, which can hand you a proxy and record changes made to it. My plan was to dig up an operational transfor
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by dunham 2y ago
I also recently saw this paper on the difficulty of solving the quadratic equation with floating point numbers: https://cnrs.hal.science/hal-04116310/document And also Gerald Sussman saying: > The only thing that sc
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by dunham 2y ago
> there's absolutely no reason to use var any more. So I also thought. And then I recently learned that typescript uses `var` internally for performance. From src/compiler/checker.ts: // Why var? It avoids
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by dunham 2y ago
For #3 the interstate moving company held our stuff. (We were in an AirBnB for about a month while looking for a house.)
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by dunham 2y ago
I've still got a copy of the DOS version of Microsoft MuMath on 5.25" floppies and the manual at my parent's house. Dunno if it's readable. I had a relative at Microsoft who sent me a few things I was interested in back
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by dunham 2y ago
My grandmother kept a flower garden, it got smaller as she got older, but she made it to 113. Maybe the gardening helped keep her going. She was in a home for the last year (maybe two), lived on her own before that. She was sharp, but her h
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by dunham 2y ago
That's been my strategy with photos for the last couple of decades. I don't bother organizing them, figuring ML/image classification will do the trick eventually. I'll probably never bother, but it has saved me the time
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by dunham 2y ago
I also like that you can get a pybadge or similar device and run your creations on it.
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by dunham 2y ago
It's been a few years, but I think I managed to delete it in the web UI. (This was on macos, and they had a kernel extension keeping an eye on things by that point.)

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