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by gdevenyi 4y ago
This is because argbash is actually an m4 preprocessor, and the brackets are part of the language
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by gdevenyi 4y ago
I work with both, argbash's parser and boilerplate's helper functions.
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by gdevenyi 4y ago
lmod integration?
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by gdevenyi 4y ago
https://argbash.dev/
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by gdevenyi 4y ago
Doesn't 'date' do this on the commabd line?
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by gdevenyi 4y ago
Sadly yes, it dominates MRI Physics, and still has a substantial footprint in neuroimaging.
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by gdevenyi 4y ago
Building open source software packages for apple is difficult because you need to pay for apple computers to run the build software.
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by gdevenyi 4y ago
Remember that the original roll-over crush test the Tesla broke the machine intended to crush the car. These things are like tanks.
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by gdevenyi 4y ago
Magisk with Universal SafetyNet Fix
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by gdevenyi 4y ago
While all these tools are impressive, I'm not sure how I'm supposed to actually use these in a methodology sense, where do I look for a comprehensive howto for actually setting up and managing things?
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by gdevenyi 5y ago
This needs to be added to pandoc yesterday!
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by gdevenyi 5y ago
Page doesn't render properly in chrome mobile.
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by gdevenyi 5y ago
Perhaps it's worth reading about other uses from non-western cultures. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika
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by gdevenyi 5y ago
What a concept, targeting the places you can make the most impact first.
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by gdevenyi 5y ago
It took way too much scrolling to find a comment like this. Don't forget C-10
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by gdevenyi 5y ago
I'm surprised IRC is still a thing with the rise of Matrix, IMHO a modern replacement.
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by gdevenyi 6y ago
Nice.
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by gdevenyi 6y ago
Had mine 6 years. It doesn't "need" the jet dry, but it certainly helps.
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by gdevenyi 6y ago
There's also YouTube vanced, a "modified" APK of the official YouTube client that bypasses some of the premium blocks.
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by gdevenyi 6y ago
I had in late February, what an antibody test much later confirmed, was a mild COVID case, before any of the lockdown. Almost a month later I had neurological symptoms, left side numbness which sent me to the ER for an MRI and neurological
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by gdevenyi 6y ago
There is SubscribeStar instead.
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by gdevenyi 6y ago
When I left my old research lab 6 years ago, we had a machine running Windows 3.1
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by gdevenyi 6y ago
I managed to build a 0.9T Hall effect measurement system with two 1.5 inch diameter N52 magnets. The scariest part was successfully assembling the magnets into the yoke. If we made a mistake, could easily use a finger, or, if they touch, we
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by gdevenyi 6y ago
Another option not covered is a CORDIC implementation, which is particularly helpful for use in microcontrollers. I did this back in the day to sort out compass directions for a navigation signal. https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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by gdevenyi 6y ago
What's with all the weird communist references?
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by gdevenyi 6y ago
When I worked in a design firm we used CodeV. ZEMAX was for the test and assembly engineers. I think the price difference was 10X!
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by gdevenyi 6y ago
Snaps also are completely broken for NFS mounted home and data directories with automount. Which is the classic corporate Linux deployment. Of course, systemd doesn't even support wildcard automount....
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by gdevenyi 7y ago
Compared to octodroid this is missing my follow feed projects and people I follow.
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by gdevenyi 7y ago
I still find python incredibly inconvenient for pipelining a ton of unix style command line tools together. Bash still wins there.
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by gdevenyi 7y ago
His #1 requirement was not being a painful language and nothing but being not-R can resolve that. I use R everyday for statistical analysis due to it having certain interfaces and I still hate it every day.

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