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4y ago
Reading through the threads here: If the HN can't articulate FIDO and differences between it and the now decades old password model to each other, I think regular jack-offs are going to have trouble. People have the mental model that t
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4y ago
> :hook ((python-mode go-mode) . lsp-deferred) Heh that’s a neat use-package feature I’m about to rewrite my .emacs with.
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4y ago
Does this mean less display flickering during Linux boot while the system tries to figure out what mode to use?
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fmakunbound
4y ago
Grumpy old-ish fart, here. These fancy, ricer terminal things, whether it be emojis in your $PS1, clueless reinventions of TurboVision, or OpenGL crunch effects when I press a key, but all ultimately emulating a teletypewriter machine from
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5y ago
Have had a bunch of hens for several years now. It’s great fun and they’re pretty interesting pets. Mine roam around the backyard during the day eating grubs and, well, the lawn. At night they wander back to the coop on their own and I clo
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5y ago
http://www.sbcl.org/manual/#Saving-a-Core-Image
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5y ago
As I recall, it was a mess of XML files you edit and slow Java based tooling.
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5y ago
With all of this technology applied, I am still disappointed by Netflix's recommendations – to the point of just giving up and doing something else.
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5y ago
But how will managers feel useful?
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5y ago
Can’t tell if that was sarcasm or not. I still have hardware from the DOS era. For example, Microsoft Works starts up almost instantly. That is definitely not the case with Office 365 in 2022. Latency is far lower back then too. I could go
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5y ago
How do I extend it etc and what’s the extension language?
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5y ago
I'm in the same boat as the GP. Talked to a few AMEs about my options back in 2019. SI involves thousands of dollars per year and and only applies to a few relatively old SSRI drugs. Ideally they want you to discontinue your psychiatri
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5y ago
There's a ton of practical Pharo books here https://books.pharo.org and Smalltalk books here http://stephane.ducasse.free.fr/FreeBooks.html
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5y ago
> a copy of your code the environment does some extra epicycles to copy it outside Iceberg https://github.com/pharo-vcs/iceberg is the Git/etc. integration built into Pharo and works extremely well. You don
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5y ago
I’m working at megacorp at the moment as contractor. The local dev, cloud dev, cloud stage, cloud prod pipeline is truly glacial in velocity even with automation like Jenkins, kubernetes, etc. it takes weeks to move from dev complete to pro
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5y ago
My eyebrows raised at “proprietary vpn protocol”, but I’m too much of a normie to understand if it’s really just a novel combination of standard things.
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How it works: looking inside the unique AdGuard VPN protocol
(adguard.com)
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5y ago
“tuberculosis, diphtheria, typhoid, Campylobacter, Listeria, Brucella, E. coli, Salmonella, and streptococcal infections” apparently.
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5y ago
I once tried a thermal paper print experiment for completed pomodoros to see if sense of accomplishment was improved with something physical.
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5y ago
What you’re seeing there in Windows is a two-dimensional, stylized representation of the bloody turf battles between business units within Microsoft. Most recently adtech has entered the battle and seem to be really killing it.
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5y ago
Turning into a nation of snitches with this and the Texas bullshit law and California’s ironic equivalent.
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Industrial control systems
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5y ago
It's been ages since I've used K-means, but I thought you had a lot of freedom in how you define your distance function.
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5y ago
You don’t have to be on Facebook to live in a world affected by it unfortunately
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5y ago
How is it that you and user adielsa paste this same reply here multiple times?
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5y ago
So many projects seem to explain themselves by throwing “modern” in there somewhere.
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5y ago
There was an interview with Marcus on Sean Carroll’s podcast show recently. He seems to be more of an advocate for a hybrid approach than a one or the other guy (symbolic or gradients). https://www.preposterousuniverse.com/p
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5y ago
> use secret undocumented APIs where you need to copy your cookies out of the browser to get access to them Yea, thank you modern front end developers. This is my favorite start for scraping as well.
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5y ago
It’s a commercial thing. It’s called Pavlock.
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5y ago
I’m using a shock bracelet when accessing time wasters like Reddit and HN during “thinking. hours.” I can access them anytime but it comes with pain.
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