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by grep_name 1y ago
Surely there is a makerspace in Seattle? The one near me in Atlanta has all the things you mentioned and more, plus an abundance of space, a neat community, and classes for most skills you could use there
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by grep_name 1y ago
Eh. I've been using nixOS for years now and still find that I often desperately, desperately wish I could upgrade just one program that I need a new version of without risking that, you know, any individial single one of my installed p
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by grep_name 1y ago
This looks interesting, just speed-read the readme. Is there a way to use this from the commandline, similar to steam-run, if you're just trying to sloppily check out some repo without building a whole flake?
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by grep_name 1y ago
I tried doing it for awhile but wasn't able to ever get it to work for the main project I was trying to build, which was a VR project called LÖVR. I could have made and submitted a package using one of their appimage releases, but was
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by grep_name 1y ago
C/C++ is a PITA and I'm not a C/C++ developer, but I do find that I'm able to get around the issue 90% of the time using steam-run (although that feels kludgy as hell and I really wish there were a better option for gett
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by grep_name 1y ago
I thought I was pretty clear? It would be nice to be able to call functions from org-mode and its related packages without having Emacs installed, or with some minimal subset of emacs meant for the commandline which caters to the needs of p
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by grep_name 1y ago
Do you use guix? I've used nix for years now, and I really wanted to use guix instead, but I could never wrap my head around it for some reason. Once I installed nixOS, I felt like I could just kind of get rolling without the confusion
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by grep_name 1y ago
I use nixOS, do a ton of container development, and have never had issues or been confused about containers? I have two lines that enable docker in my nix config: virtualisation.docker.enable = true; users.extraGroups.docker.membe
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by grep_name 1y ago
Not the parent, but I also tried to switch around two or three years ago and was very frustrated. The draw was the 'built-in LSP' with all these new features, along with treesitter. 'Built-in LSP' turned out to mean inst
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by grep_name 1y ago
People definitely sleep on emacs, which is a shame, but I do get it. I switched to emacs fulltime for coding for my work a few years ago, and really had it tailored to my preferences but drift (that took just slightly too long for me to kee
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by grep_name 1y ago
If abbreviations aren't allowed, couldn't you just do "6SPEED"?
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by grep_name 1y ago
Thank you, the pass / fail addon will help a lot I think, in addition to the FSRS features included in the article. I'll come back to this comment for setting up my settings before starting up again with Anki. If I'm planning
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by grep_name 1y ago
I've tried to get into anki a bunch of times but never stick with it. It's an on-and-off thing for me that I end up looking into again every few years, which I've gone through about 5 times now. Here's how it usually goe
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by grep_name 1y ago
Well, that character judgement (if you want to call it that) was based on dillydog's shared thoughts about a long article that itself reflects a very specific way of viewing people. To compare that conclusion to someone who purports to
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by grep_name 1y ago
> Playing an instrument is a complex skill that requires a lot of work and an expensive piece of equipment Or it's something you just, you know, do? I listen to and play a lot of tunes from the Appalachians and you really do get the
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by grep_name 2y ago
As someone who's been to Scotland but not Ireland, do you have midges?
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by grep_name 2y ago
I've been using nixOS on my laptop for over a year now and I still don't have an answer for 'my version of firefox/darktable has a bug in it, but I can't update it without upgrading the entire rest of all the softwa
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by grep_name 2y ago
> Compared to basic RAID to get support for magical hard disks that can be yoinked without affecting workloads? These things aren't mutually exclusive though. I've spent the last few years working with kubernetes at work and ru
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by grep_name 2y ago
Not the GP but for me personally, no, never. I only sync a couple of text files which I update and reference regularly enough to need them to be synced across machines constantly. I don't really understand HN's seeming aversion to
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by grep_name 2y ago
I've been meaning to migrate to tube archivist forever, but I have several TB of youtube videos I don't want to re-download which I gathered using tubesync. Luckily I have the format string used to save the files by name and since
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by grep_name 2y ago
> contact info: mail in profile I don't think it is actually. Lot of shared interests here though
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by grep_name 2y ago
Just my experience, but I absolutely had to take an ethics class to get my CS degree. Not just any ethics class either, but one focused specifically on real-world implications of the work software engineers do, with breakout labs to discuss
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by grep_name 2y ago
I remember that now. It really is frustrating that this is what passes for a really open device in the e-reader space. I would pay a 3x markup easily for the same device running KOReader natively (not sideloaded through nicklmenu after star
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by grep_name 2y ago
> it's an open device I actually also own a kobo and have been running KOReader on it for a couple years now, but my memory is that when I first got it I booted it up and it requested to be connected to the internet, then wouldn&#x2
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by grep_name 2y ago
I don't think seatbelts are an honest comparison, nor are you representing the arguments of others fairly here. Seatbelts are a strap you add to a chair. They don't significantly affect the function of a car, don't add much t
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by grep_name 3y ago
The only thing that keeps me from trying nebula is my inability to download videos. There are very few youtube channels that I particularly care for, some of them are pretty small and over the years I've found myself recommending thing
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by grep_name 3y ago
It's good to see the other side of this. I don't use most social media apps, but I had a friend who told me they used tiktok mostly to see videos about 'foraging and luthiery', which gave me pause. Sometimes I wonder if
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by grep_name 3y ago
How is this different from tmux popups though? I think I have the exact same workflow in tmux
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by grep_name 3y ago
> I really feel that when I do my accounting. These 1-3 second delays between pages add up to a lot. It's funny you should mention that. Year before last was the first year I decided to itemize every single expenditure. I did it usi
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by grep_name 3y ago
As someone who has a had some false starts with SRS, this seems like an interesting approach. Do you add all these disparate topics into one huge deck? What does adding a new topic domain look like? I think a bit of the problem (for me) whe

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