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by fprog 3y ago
In the USA, we have Public Sans! https://public-sans.digital.gov/
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Dev-0196: QuaDream’s “KingsPawn” malware used to target civil society(microsoft.com)
4 points by fprog 3y ago|0 comments
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by fprog 4y ago
I found a pair of AirPods a while back and wanted to return them to their owner. They must be associated with an Apple ID, so I reached out to Apple and asked if they’d help me get in touch. They said no, and advised me to file a police rep
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by fprog 4y ago
A shame they didn’t opt for Public Sans, which was designed by the US Web Design System team. Though I see it only supports Latin characters at the moment, which might make it unsuitable for use at State. https://public-sans.digi
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by fprog 4y ago
Love this idea. And I’ve been looking for something exactly like Pushup. Really excited to try it out.
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by fprog 4y ago
I wonder what the author thinks of Sublime Text. Fast everything (search, opening files, switching projects…) is a big part of Sublime’s value proposition, one that has so far survived the era of VSCode. And AFAIK it is written in C++, and
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Who is draining my MacBook battery?(hochadel.blog)
1 points by fprog 4y ago|0 comments
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by fprog 4y ago
I enrolled in Statistics during undergrad several times, dropping out each time when I got frustrated and bored with the endless memorization of distributions and equations. The stats class was a requirement to graduate, so eventually I was
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by fprog 4y ago
Wow, is that true? I’ve never heard a more textbook ethical problem with a model.
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by fprog 4y ago
Anyone interested in this application of machine learning might be interested to read How Emotions are Made by Dr. Lisa Feldman Barrett. She makes a compelling case that emotions cannot be reliably understood through facial expressions al
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by fprog 4y ago
It seems others have observed the same behavior: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/254001650 https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253870288
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iPhone QuickPath (swipe) keyboard will not type 'abortion' until you do(vimeo.com)
12 points by fprog 4y ago|7 comments
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by fprog 4y ago
My partner's QuickPath (swipe) keyboard on her iPhone would type the word "abortion" just fine, but mine would not. We guessed that it's because she's typed the word before and I hadn't. A small test seemed to
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Make Lists, Build Habits, Get Un-Stuck(hochadel.blog)
2 points by fprog 4y ago|0 comments
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Jimmy Johns locations receive online orders from restaurants besides Jimmy Johns(old.reddit.com)
4 points by fprog 5y ago|2 comments
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by fprog 5y ago
The above is just one example. A few more: https://www.reddit.com/r/jimmyjohns/comments/rq1hy7/wtf/ https://www.reddit.com/r/jimmyjohns/comments/rq1cok/no_words..
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by fprog 5y ago
From the article: > I’ve largely covered sqlc’s objective benefits and features, but more subjectively, it just feels good and fast to work with. Like Go itself, the tool’s working for you instead of against you, and giving you an easy w
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by fprog 6y ago
From the FAQ on the Sublime Discord: > Any license bought after Sept 2019 warrants three years of updates, including "major" ones, analogous to the Sublime Merge licensing model. A road for upgrading a previously purchased lice
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by fprog 6y ago
Unfortunately I haven't worked with Python in some time, so I can't say. If my Go experience translates, then the basics (code navigation, completions, definitions...) have gotten much better, both in form and function. Those coul
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by fprog 6y ago
I used Sublime Text 3 through college and drifted between tools the past few years of my professional life, variously trying JetBrains' IDEs, VSCode, and some others. For Go, GoLand was nice, if heavyweight; for Python, VSCode had a fa
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by fprog 6y ago
I had no idea this could be done using relatively inexpensive tools and (to use your word) mechanical technique. It reminds me of discovering the backyard astrophotography community after long assuming photos of stellar objects could only b
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by fprog 6y ago
Thank you for sharing this. I just dragged a download from Safari into the file system via the Files app. What a clever feature.
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by fprog 6y ago
Loved section 1.5.1, "Bytes in color". The author wrote code to help them understand a custom binary format by coloring the bytes based on their value, making patterns in the format visually obvious. The structure of the binary be
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by fprog 6y ago
I've heard that this is because the color sensor can be used in place of a touch sensor in most cases, though I haven't tried that myself. Also nice that the hub has a 6 axis gyro/accelerometer.
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by fprog 6y ago
In unfortunate timing, GitHub is experiencing another incident at this moment, affecting API, Actions, Pages, and Issues/PR's/Projects. https://www.githubstatus.com/incidents/6tcfpztf6j9m
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by fprog 7y ago
Carbon Relay | Washington D.C. area & Boston, MA | Full Time | REMOTE Carbon Relay is a world-class team focused on harnessing the power of machine learning to optimize Kubernetes. Our innovative platform allows organizations to boost a
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Express Cards with Power Reserve in iPhone(support.apple.com)
2 points by fprog 7y ago|0 comments
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Hardware Microphone Disconnect in Mac(support.apple.com)
2 points by fprog 7y ago|0 comments
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by fprog 7y ago
Curiosity about whether there exists a "legal description language"— a minimal, "compilable" programming- or BNF-like language for describing laws and legal agreements— led me to this article. While hesitant to post a Wi
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Legal English(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by fprog 7y ago|1 comments

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