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by globuous 6y ago
He'll be missed, what a wonderful player !! Make sure to watch this video where Manu chao serenades him by surprise: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=c9tTjR4zY_c ;)
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by globuous 6y ago
Me too, can't wait to upgrade in a few months once it's stabilized !
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by globuous 6y ago
Yes, I use ace-window as well: (global-set-key (kbd "M-o") 'ace-window) Combined with maximize-window and winner-undo, I'm in heaven :)
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by globuous 6y ago
Besides what's everyone has said so far, what I love the most about my emacs is that the only thing I have on my screen 95% of the time is code. No side file tree, though helm find files has a sweet UI I use hundreds of times a day. Ma
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by globuous 6y ago
This. Exactly what I thought when I switched from Vim to Emacs a few days ago. They are not comparable, I was mind blown when discovering Emacs. Of course the first thing I installed was Evil, but they are two entirely different beasts inde
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by globuous 6y ago
I've only tried Emacs' eshell on Linux and MacOS, it works great, and I'm sure it works great on Windows as well. Maybe has been the one true shell all this time :)
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by globuous 6y ago
Depends where you live I guess. Now I assume these ads aren't showing in contries like dubai since I presume they'd be censored at the isp level, but you never know...
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by globuous 6y ago
This one's also a classic! https://ridiculousfish.com/blog/posts/old-age-and-treachery.... ;)
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by globuous 6y ago
Open up gnome tweak tool, go in the extensions tab, and on the "material shell", there is a little cog next to the switch. Click on it and there you have the available configuration options made available. Actually, this is how yo
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Brief Psychotic Disorder(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by globuous 6y ago|0 comments
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by globuous 6y ago
I also love: - magit-blame: show the commits for each line - magit-find-file: allows you to open a file from any branch. So you can easily have the same file from two different branches opened side by side. - magit-log-buffer-file: shows th
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A Neural-Based Program Decompiler (2019)(arxiv.org)
51 points by globuous 6y ago|12 comments
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by globuous 6y ago
Nice job !! I finished the count of Monte Cristo a few years ago, and I must admit I fell in love, I cannot wait to read it again. Side note, I'd love Tarantino to make his version of it, either as a movie or even better, as a show ! M
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by globuous 6y ago
"Poincaré was nominated a record 51 times for the Nobel Prize but never won." Damn !
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by globuous 6y ago
Yeah, I did work on exactly that,porting a 2 metro ton hydrogen fuel cell CAD model to Ansys. It was a nightmare. You first have to simplify everything by hand (aka remove all the small details) and then rework the topology when importing
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by globuous 6y ago
Insane. Well done brother ;)
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by globuous 6y ago
I've been using reasonml lately and absolutely love it, I've been coding a non trivial application, and there is essentially no type annotations (which makes refactoring very easy). So I find it super weird when I read typescript
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by globuous 6y ago
In France, there is basically UBI, you just need to ask for it. Just having the French passport and no job qualifies you to RSA [1] which gives you about 550 euros a month (according to [1], but nets to ~490 according to a friend finishing
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by globuous 6y ago
I don't understand why we eat carnivorous fish. It'd be like feeding on lions... I read some of piketty's book, capital and idéologie, and he sources work that show that if India and China have historically had a greater popu
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by globuous 6y ago
Me too, I once knew it but looked it up again earlier today out of curiosity. I was actually quite surprised to see this thread popup on HN a few hours later!
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by globuous 6y ago
A friend of mine not too tech savy always clicks on these sponsored google links that take a page and a half on some screens when looking something up. I always tell him "you clicked on an ad !" and still, he always clicks on the
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by globuous 6y ago
I think it's in the internet boy (but maybe just some other interview) that Aaron Swartz says that unlike before, where the difficulty was being able to broadcast an idea (to the masses), now it's about being listened to. We can a
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by globuous 6y ago
Great article ! But I must admit, I didn't expect it to be using gradient descent. I like the Wikipedia derivation as well [1]. It says that the minimization problem is convex, so you'll find a global minimum with gradient descent
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by globuous 7y ago
Just looking around, but this looks like a gold mine ! Definitely going to be my go to site when I'm bored ! I love how each concepts are explained at high school, college, and grad school levels !
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by globuous 7y ago
I'm lucky not to experience such problems on my arch with my current machine, but I've run into these issues on my past machines. However, my graphic designer friend working on Windows (he needs Adobe cs and blender and therefore
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by globuous 7y ago
Hence the massively upvoted SO thread ;p : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11227809/why-is-processi...
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by globuous 7y ago
Thanks for the clarification, very well explained ;)
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by globuous 7y ago
Indeed ! If I remember correctly though, they had difficulties only until they sold all their crap (hence lying to their clients by selling them crap as gold). Once they were freed from their toxic assets, they "allowed" everyone
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Auto-Antonym(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by globuous 7y ago|0 comments
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by globuous 7y ago
Compile mode on emacs is pretty sweet. You can bind it to a shell command for a particular major mode and compile from a couple keystrokes. The compile buffer can be interactive (for debugging) which is also pretty sweet ! And Ctrl-g makes

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