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by elric 2y ago
I've exclusively used Awesomewm for the past 15ish years (with a brief attempt at Sway, but that's a story for another time). I don't understand what OP is talking about. Do they want more integration between the WM and the D
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by elric 2y ago
I've given up on Lineage, mostly because updates are a pain. Switched to GrapheneOS and am pretty happy so far. I think their approach of sandboxing the Google-foo is pretty sensible, as it strikes a balance between usability and priva
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by elric 2y ago
I don't know. Programming with an LLM turns every line of code into legacy code that you have to maintain and debug and don't fully grok because you didn't write it yourself.
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by elric 2y ago
That doesn't mean that it's not a valid concern in some cases, and it's good to be aware of it. When you're building something, and need a UUID, and stop think "v7 seems useful, but wait, wasn't there a securit
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by elric 2y ago
That makes sense. Though I imagine that depending on where your CO2 sensors are, it could take a while for higher concentrations to reach the sensor, and then more time for the concentrations to go down once the fan starts spinning. One of
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by elric 2y ago
Gnuplot is awesome. I've been hyping it up for years [1]. It's simple to get up and running with it, and remarkably deep when needed. Plays really well with poor man's command line data analytics (e.g. cut and awk). [1] Here&
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by elric 2y ago
I'm confused. Goodreads does in fact let you sort books by rating?
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by elric 2y ago
Oh, wonderfully simple, might use it for recording voiceovers. Might be useful to add some kind of syntax for pauses, like a blank line between paragraphs.
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by elric 2y ago
I'm loving this. This could be generalised to other manual actions as well, e.g. stuff like the K8S API.
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by elric 2y ago
I get what you're trying to say, but I don't entirely agree. Raising levels of abstraction is generally a good thing. But up until now, those have mostly been deterministic. We can be mostly confident that the compiler will genera
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by elric 2y ago
> EU is a continent of old farts mostly reliant on Auto and Manufacturing industries and big burocratic corporations where there are 500 steps process to perform basic things and immensely risk averse to change to adapting innovation You
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by elric 2y ago
Also because it's cheap.
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by elric 2y ago
> A distributed encrypted backup option were you get to use other's storage for your backup purposes just as long as you offer your own storage for that purpose. Add an option to enable encrypted backups with Shamir's Secret Sh
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by elric 2y ago
I was involved in an EU funded software research project related to air quality [1] around ~2008. The bureaucracy was very real, we had to produce a boatload of paperwork (including a literal, on paper, printout of the source code, for some
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by elric 2y ago
Why does it run on demand? Mine runs 24/7, though it ramps down to lower speeds at night or when I'm away.
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by elric 2y ago
I installed a Zehnder ComfoAir Q ventilation system in my home. It has heat and moisture recuperation capabilities. It's currently refreshing the air at around 100m³/hour. It has an F7 (aka "ISO Fine" or "MERV 13&qu
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by elric 2y ago
Hmm, I wonder how effective that would be. My small home's ventilation system is currently taking in about 100m³ of fresh air per hour. That's about 1600L/minute. Let's assume the intake duct is about 20cm in diameter, a
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by elric 2y ago
What do you mean?
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by elric 2y ago
I thought the recommendation was to introduce some peanuts at an early age in order to reduce the risk of getting peanut allergies?
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by elric 2y ago
Oh come on, this is a ridiculous discussion of silly pedantry. You're interpreting what I'm saying in bad faith. Of course there are edge cases, and that's fine, as has been mentioned elsewhere in this thread.
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by elric 2y ago
As someone who has always been absolutely awful at sketching, this sounds pretty interesting. Is there a mailing list or some other type of notification I can sign up to?
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by elric 2y ago
My city used to have a similar site. It was great. Got an hour to kill? Check the site, find a nearby bar with live music and head on over. It ultimately got shut down because no one wanted to pay for it, and people started posting spam ins
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by elric 2y ago
Sounds great, I know a lot of people who could benefit from this. I think CSS has historically been a lot harder than it was supposed to be, because browser support was shit. They were slow in adopting new CSS features, and existing feature
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by elric 2y ago
I haven't been working on much at all lately, struggling from bore-out at work. 8 hours of boredom a day is surprisingly exhausting, and it's spilling over into the rest of my life. Starting a new gig next month, hopefully things
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by elric 2y ago
If you're part of a conversation, and want to capture part of it, is it really that hard to ask the other parties whether they're cool with it? If you don't, you're effectively spying on them, regardless of how much you
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by elric 2y ago
Come now, it's obvious that sometimes exceptional circumstances warrant the bending or breaking of the rules.
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by elric 2y ago
Also illegal in Belgium, and presumably many other European countries, without prior notification. Spying on people is not cool.
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by elric 2y ago
Zettlr is pretty much a text editor on top of a directory with Markdown files. With a bit of extra sauce to make navigation and editing easier. I migrated all my Zettlr notes to Obsidian, and it took zero effort because it's all just M
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by elric 2y ago
I was a heavy Zettlr user for a few years, but I've since switched to Obsidian and haven't looked back. The extensibility is great, the editor feels snappier, and it's an overall better editing experience. Especially when you
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by elric 2y ago
Can you elaborate on the reliability of the process? I imagine there are a lot of things that could go wrong when applying biological processes at any scale where they are able to produce meaningful quantities of stuff?

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