fsnowdin

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by fsnowdin 6y ago
This spot definitely went out with a bang here: https://viewer.legacysurvey.org/?ra=194.0271&dec=65.9466&lay...
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
Obligatory mention of org-mode: There is also org-roam. https://www.orgroam.com/
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Humans Get Hacked: Yuval Noah Harari and Tristan Harris Talk(wired.com)
3 points by fsnowdin 6y ago|0 comments
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
And the default theme is a light theme too! What were those users thinking!?
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
I imagined C and C++ to be the language Emacs is most used for but I was wrong by a long shot. No idea Python was THAT popular for Emacs users. I primarily use C# with Emacs and if I just use it as a text editor then it's fine, but doi
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
I'm suprised most that Emacs users on Windows is a minority. Linux and macOS takes the helm for the most Emacs users here. Second most surprising stuff was that the number of people using the Spacemacs configuration was much lower than
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
I only started reading papers this year and have only read two: An empirical study of Rust (found this on 4chan of all places), and a study of local-first software (found right here on HN). The latter truly got me thinking about the cloud s
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
I checked out your website and the premise seems to be pretty solid. I've been browsing 4chan lately and while the place is certainly a cesspool most of the time, I loved the ephemeral and almost real-time discussion format. sqwok seem
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
Yeah, game jams are an awesome way to brute-force the ideas to come out and many a great titles have started out from jams. The project I'm working first came into being as an entry for a 48-hour jam back in March. I've continuall
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
A lot of small games are done by indies who pretty much only does it out of pure passion(am one can confirm) but with just how laborious gamedev is, indies can only really do small but polished games. I'm working on a small game right
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
I've had good experience with Steven Pinker's book The Sense of Style. Also journaling every day helps immensely.
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
If they can't even communicate in person because they aren't familiar with English, they shouldn't even be considering a remote job where they have to write and overcommunicate in English all the time.
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
Did Alphabet just buy Intuit or something?
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
That FizzBuzzEnterprise thing is hilarious. I can't believe I didn't know about it until now.
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
For me, I've become absolutely sick of these types of self-help articles. But once in a while, I'll read one in the hope that it'll actually teach me something new and make me re-consider how I viewed something. Usually that
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
I just finished a re-factoring project recently. This article really made me re-think everything I did.
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
Unrelated but just had my first mouseless programming session today using Vim. Needless to say, it's something else entirely. I can't believe I only discovered it so recently when I've used the computer my whole life.
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
Anything, really. Just hang out around here for a while and you'll see something you like.
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
Wouldn't this be first monopoly breakup in the software industry if the decision does come through? If so then a historic moment just happened here.
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
Seeing the security implications, I can't imagine these BCIs NOT running open-source software.
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
Even increasing it to 5 people wouldn't solve the problem. The Nobel prize could be awarded at the institution level rather than invidually but I'm sure there'll be objections to that as well.
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
I've always thought Nobel prizes are awarded based on the winners' works in that particular year so this came as huge surprise. Too late for Hawking indeed, he could've very well been one of the winners today.
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
When I heard about this, I seriously thought we just only discovered Sagittarius A* this year and that I must have fucked up my memories. Thanks for the clarification!
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
Now that's an answer. Thanks for the detailed reply!
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
I thought we already knew there was a supermassive black hole in the center of the Milky Way for a while now? What specifically did Genzel and Ghez do to expand on that knowledge? I'm curious to know.
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
How exactly does this differ from the DF Tube (Distraction Free for YouTube) extension?
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
Do you have any nuggets of wisdom on coordinating large projects entirely online? Me and my friend still struggles to make significant progress all too often as life stuff comes in once in a while which leads to months-long pauses.
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
I do mostly programming. I've spent too much time obsessing over the tools I use (thanks the endless Linux distro-hopping for that). Nowadays, I've decided to keep it as simple and as boring as possible. I use Todoist, track my ti
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
This looks more caused by Chrome's dominance on the market and webdevs' reluctance to test their sites on anything other than Chrome, than by Firefox's own shortcomings. Give up Firefox and you'll see literally every maj
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by fsnowdin 6y ago
What are the potential use cases for this OS? I'm curious to see where Managarm may go in the future.

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