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by flylikeabanana 4y ago
Pinning is first-class with the new flake method. When you create a flake, a corresponding flake.lock is created, similar to lock files in other languages. There's even a dedicated command now to upgrade the dependencies declared in a
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by flylikeabanana 4y ago
Org mode tables have a lot to polish though. I'd love to see word wrapping in org tables but the current solutions all leave a lot to be desired
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by flylikeabanana 4y ago
Here's a couple more that I've found useful over the years: - pandoc: convert (almost) any document format to (almost) any other document format - The Elm Compiler: Possibly the most widely used statically typed pure frontend lang
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by flylikeabanana 4y ago
> one value in doing it plain is it's easy to fix and get parts anywhere That's probably the main value. In the article it says he waited three days for a bike chain - I imagine it would have been even longer waiting for a belt
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by flylikeabanana 4y ago
There's a patched fork of rofi that supports wayland that I'm actually using, but linked the upstream in my OP for general reference: https://github.com/lbonn/rofi#wayland-support
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by flylikeabanana 4y ago
If you're on linux, rofi[1] is a very versatile fuzzy-search graphical application. One of the typical ways to use it is to invoke it in script mode (see man rofi-script) with a shell script, where if called without arguments it invoke
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by flylikeabanana 4y ago
Similarly, the Hasklig font is just Source Code Pro with ligatures.
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by flylikeabanana 5y ago
I have recently moved the ctrl key away from the "caps lock" position on my Ergodox and onto the thumb cluster, it's already improving the strain in my pinky. I took the initial move since the corner position is about the wor
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by flylikeabanana 5y ago
Well, the Framework did come out since then. That's no small news in the linux laptop world
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by flylikeabanana 5y ago
Go to definition in libraries is different than basic go to definition
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by flylikeabanana 5y ago
Which is why in FP-land, you are already carrying your effect system in every corner of the world, so you just eval in the effect monad and call it a day.
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by flylikeabanana 5y ago
You can use a butter knife as a tire lever in a pinch, or the handle side of other flatware. Chain tools are a necessity, since manufacturers would have to either offer chains for every different number of links someone would feasibly have
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by flylikeabanana 5y ago
I find it really odd that the OP is staring down the barrel of an RSI that's going to inexorably lock them (presumably) out of their career and passion, but the learning curve for a proper ergonomic keyboard seemed to high. I was up to
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by flylikeabanana 5y ago
I gave them some money at DEFCON 2019 for an unlimited personal hotspot https://boingboing.net/2016/09/22/i-have-found-a-secret-tunn...
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by flylikeabanana 5y ago
At least in my corner of FP (Scala) my preferred functional architectures are vertically-sliced modules further decomposed into data types and algebras/interpreters. I might have an `EdgeAlgebra` and a `PersistenceAlgebra` for said mod
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by flylikeabanana 5y ago
Showed this to my partner, who I find pretty intelligent but struggles with a lot of the symptoms the author presents in this piece due to dealing with a variety of medical trauma in her youth. The relation to anxiety rings especially true,
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by flylikeabanana 5y ago
AGI implies it can pass a Turing test, which means it has a better-than-average chance of acting more "human" than a competing human.
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by flylikeabanana 5y ago
I'm in the "code should read like poetry" camp. Poetry is the act of conveying meaning that isn't completely semantic - meter and rhyme being the primary examples. In code, that can mean maintaining a cadence of variable
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by flylikeabanana 6y ago
I wonder if this works for efferent behavior too. Perhaps when throwing a rock, we actually throw it a thousand times in our brain before letting go of it, as feedback from our muscles converges with our perception of ballistic forces. Like
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by flylikeabanana 6y ago
Location: Las Vegas Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: More willing to be remote Technologies: Javascript, Scala (cats/typelevel/pure FP), Node, Vue.js, SQL/NoSQL, Python, Docker, Nix, Elm. Background in QA,
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by flylikeabanana 6y ago
I do that with the Casio. Even backwards, the other watches I've owned were still too big, or the straps are metal which is a lot less forgiving on the wrists.
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by flylikeabanana 6y ago
My incredibly niche use-case of the watch, in particular its low-profile face and band, is that I can do handstands while wearing it. Every other watch I've owned is too chunky and gets in the way of my wrist flexion, and have to take
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by flylikeabanana 6y ago
This is one of those scenarios where the Huel/Soylent style mixtures come in handy. It can be difficult to "eat" but sometimes you just need Calories™
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by flylikeabanana 7y ago
Once you bind it to a key, though, it's a lot quicker. There is something to be said for emacs as a unified computing environment when compared to the UNIX way of doing things. Instead of wrangling different parts of the filesystem a
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by flylikeabanana 7y ago
"Your problem with vim is that you don't grok vi" A perennial answer to this question: https://gist.github.com/nifl/1178878
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La Michoacana: The Story of an Orphaned Brand(knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu)
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by flylikeabanana 7y ago
For Super Smash Bros Melee (released 2001), it's an existential issue. Many high-level interactions in the game move so quickly that issues playing on modern LCD TV's a non-starter. 1000 entrant tournaments need enough CRT TV&#x27
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by flylikeabanana 8y ago
I think the point is that any software system is vulnerable
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by flylikeabanana 8y ago
What if those skilled workers' productivity had been applied toward something that people actually wanted? Even if 900 billion of that went back into the economy, then those skilled laborers have been spending this time outputting far
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by flylikeabanana 8y ago
The battery charge threshold is in the kernel now as of 4.17. TLP is still very much worth it though

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