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by eddyg 3y ago
I’m thinking https://astral.sh/ are going to be the ones to “solve” this.
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by eddyg 3y ago
Have you looked at OpenSprinkler? https://opensprinkler.com/faq/ https://github.com/OpenSprinkler
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by eddyg 3y ago
If you don’t listen to their “On the Metal” podcast, you’re missing out. So many great stories from legends in the industry. Just start with the first episode. https://oxide.computer/podcasts/on-the-metal
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by eddyg 3y ago
Agreed! It reminds me of: https://github.com/alex/what-happens-when and how many of today’s CS-degree holders would barely understand any of it. As someone who has also “grown up with all the technology”, I’ve learned
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by eddyg 3y ago
That’s not how I read it: “significantly increased the scope of the junk cars and other junk material being kept on their property,” as determined by “aerial photographs.” “scope” reads to me as “amount” (in violation of the agreement).
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by eddyg 3y ago
You can also `ssh lg@bgp.tools` for terminal-based “Looking Glass” queries (which is how such an interface is referred to, as they provide a view into internet routing from each provider. https://www.bgplookingglass.com/ )
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by eddyg 3y ago
Not all smart meters allow unauthenticated connections. Itron's OpenWay system, for example, has used ECC encryption for quite a while: https://www.itron.com/pl/company/newsroom/2016/06/09/
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by eddyg 3y ago
I do something similar with Hammerspoon (which is an amazing app... a little bit of Lua and you can do all sorts of things to the OS!) → https://hammerspoon.org local hammerspoonHotkeys = { F = { name='Finder
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by eddyg 3y ago
Really informative post on how to do this "by hand"! I use https://trips.furkot.com (which is free ) for this kind of trip planning. It is fantastic to determine how much stuff you can fit in a day, taking into acco
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by eddyg 4y ago
I would’ve went with Steve Jobs’ “Thoughts on Flash” (converted to PDF via a faithful rendition of the original open letter, assuming it wasn’t available as a PDF originally.)
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by eddyg 4y ago
Reminder: Dang stands for “Dan G.” (seems like a lot of people don’t realize that!)
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by eddyg 4y ago
Passive “fail safe” designs have been around for quite a while, like the GE ESBWR, which is a Gen III reactor. This[1] data sheet is from 2011. Newer reactors, like the pool-type, metal-fueled, small modular Sodium Fast Reactor [2] are sign
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by eddyg 4y ago
Tit for tat is a highly effective strategy in game theory. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tit_for_tat
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by eddyg 4y ago
CRDTs are definitely an “unsung hero” of Apple Notes… and a big reason why it is one Apple’s best “built-in” apps as of late.
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by eddyg 4y ago
That’s likely because macOS is BSD-based. (Which may be inconvenient at times, but it doesn’t mean it’s “bad”.) Not all the world is GNU.
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by eddyg 4y ago
You can enable ligatures in iTerm under Prefs > Profiles > Text. (Unfortunately ligatures are not supported by the Metal-based GPU renderer, which is faster than the legacy renderer.)
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by eddyg 4y ago
True Color support is a big enough reason to switch from Terminal.app to iTerm2.app. But beyond the cool Quake-style "hot key" overlay terminal that's always at the ready, once you start using other features of iTerm, you&#x2
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by eddyg 4y ago
Despite the negativity in the comments (and in the comments of the previous discussion), the architecture of Tabby seems like it would lend itself to implementing "modern" features like those in the "pricing TBD" Warp[
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by eddyg 4y ago
Textual is fantastic, and with all the recent widget additions, provides functionality on-par with Go's Bubble Tea[0] / Bubbles[1] combo. The Textual blog[2] is a great place to keep up with new features, along with interesting ar
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by eddyg 4y ago
Like the expert said in this [0] article about how the U.S. already tried permanent Daylight Saving Time in 1970s and quickly rejected it: The best answer is to do nothing at all. The current system that begin [sic] in 2007 of starting Day
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by eddyg 4y ago
This is how I activate/deactivate the “Zoom” accessibility setting with the “Low Light” filter (and the zoom level stays at 100% unless I double triple-finger tap!)
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by eddyg 4y ago
I don't even bother with iOS/iPadOS/tvOS games anymore unless it's part of Apple Arcade. Plenty of great games in there for the amount of time I have to "waste" on games, and I know I'm not going to have
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by eddyg 4y ago
Does Iosevka have hand-designed bitmaps for a bunch of common font sizes so text looks great even on low-DPI displays? https://fsd.it/wp-content/uploads/PragmataPro_bitmaps.gif To me, this is one of the best par
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by eddyg 4y ago
It's important to note that "electric" is not "induction" (which is also "electric"). Induction provides many of the benefits of gas.
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by eddyg 4y ago
Personally, I believe Apple is the "least worst" in this regard, and I'm willing to accept that they provide "some non-personal information" to "Apple TV strategic partners, such as content owners, so that t
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by eddyg 4y ago
Not Apple TV... https://www.screentimes.net/article/apple-tv-doesnt-share-yo...
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by eddyg 4y ago
Quoting: We are curating the components, depending directly on Lima and nerdctl, and packaging them together with their dependencies into a simple installer... Finch provides a simple client which is integrated with nerdctl. For the core bu
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by eddyg 4y ago
Out of curiosity, does WezTerm allow you to "Select output of last command" ( Shift-Cmd-A ) and jump backwards/forwards through your scrollback command-by-command with Shift-Cmd-Up/Down ? (And other features that Shell
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by eddyg 4y ago
FWIW, zsh can do that stuff (and more!); e.g. set RPROMPT for a "right prompt". It also handles files with spaces just fine: $ touch a "b c" d $ for i in *; { echo "<$i>" } <a> &lt
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by eddyg 4y ago
This is an unfair comparison because you aren't using the same `grep` options. What your test shows is that `-cx` is not as efficient. On an x86 MBP: $ time (for i in {1..100}; {grep -cx 'a..' /usr/share/

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