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by grimgrin 6y ago
Here's the response they got asking their n00b question: http://jsoftware.2058.n7.nabble.com/Spatial-trees-td25879.ht... Link in article was dead
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by grimgrin 6y ago
In 2007 how did you go about Finding land to buy? Today, would you know of options that are better than just seeing what is available on Zillow and the like? Maybe there are drastic differences in the various online services and some are mu
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by grimgrin 6y ago
A ton of users here will be working with markdown in their repositories (docs, README, etc), and probably have the [thing](down)
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by grimgrin 6y ago
To be consistent with me I’d need both of the common a’s, whatever they’re individually called I think it’s because I like the curly-top “a” but habitually do the cursive-friendly “a” edit: speaking of cursive friendly a’s I was doing a thi
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by grimgrin 7y ago
Here is the one I advertise the most https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/811-resize-yt-to-window-si... https://github.com/Zren/ResizeYoutubePlayerToWindowSize/ The only thing that would ir
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by grimgrin 7y ago
While you're here: https://clojuredocs.org/clojure.core/while
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by grimgrin 7y ago
Not to imply this functionality is complex, but really the most important thing for me are the lists: I _love_ that I can take a book I enjoyed, see it's on a list of "Best Magic Systems", and note what was rated even better
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by grimgrin 7y ago
So when you read something like: > Go is not approved, with the following exceptions: >>>> netstack. Migrating netstack to another language would require a significant investment. In the fullness of time, we should migrate ne
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by grimgrin 7y ago
I think this is a neat way to discover new card games pagat.com in general is a treasure worth exploring, but I love this classification index. Personally I love shedding/climbing games more than most other styles Haggis is a newer add
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Card Games Classified by Mechanism(pagat.com)
2 points by grimgrin 7y ago|1 comments
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by grimgrin 7y ago
There's a thing I wish FF had that Chrome has had for a long, long time (an older comment of mine): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20056174 re: ease of searching within sites and building that availability (of si
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by grimgrin 7y ago
re: strange chess variants I scooped up a handful of Knightmare Chess decks when I saw 'em really cheap. Still haven't tried, but the idea of a chess variant with physical cards that Do Things to the game, sounded very interesting
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by grimgrin 7y ago
I don't go too crazy with tmux stuff, I am a very minimal user This is how I tend to start/restore a session: alias foo='tmux a -dt foo || tmux new -s foo'
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by grimgrin 7y ago
> By comparing the specimens' ages and degrees of DNA degradation, the researchers calculated that DNA has a half-life of 521 years. That means that after 521 years, half of the bonds between nucleotides in the backbone of a sample
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by grimgrin 7y ago
Additionally you can cycle through these with <ctrl-b> + <space>
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by grimgrin 7y ago
There's a nice conversation between between Mead and Bateson that's been discussed here before, but goes over the Macy Conference a bit, and more "For God’s Sake, Margaret" > This following article is of a conversatio
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by grimgrin 7y ago
If most people don’t improve their hand writing at all beyond 9-10 years of age, I find that surprising and interesting Certainly varies with people and probably each generation?
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by grimgrin 7y ago
If you have time to share the differences, I'm curious
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by grimgrin 7y ago
Your machine probably has ^r for working through bash history But that aside, if you’re into arrow pressing, a few lines in your .inputrc can go a long ways Test this out sometime: # Incremental searching with Up and Down and Left and R
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by grimgrin 7y ago
It doesn’t negatively effect it. I like it I was highlighting what I missed when switching over
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by grimgrin 7y ago
Hm, yeah, probably can't help you there Minimally you can restore the search bar, and now `ctr-k` will focus that bar, while `ctrl-l` will continue focusing the address bar HOWEVER.. if you type keywords and not a domain in the address
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by grimgrin 7y ago
Not everyone is understanding what you're saying, as evident by the downvotes you're getting I'm fulltime FF but I won't pretend that the in-site (site specific) search works as smoothly as it did (does?) in Chrome In Ch
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by grimgrin 7y ago
Doing a ! doesn’t really shift much from home row positioning. Certainly not as much as arrow keys would I do understand the thought though. After doing a few years on a mac and learning to love pushing cmd with my thumb, which was a lot of
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by grimgrin 7y ago
That’s an odd complaint when I first read it Maybe it relates to hand pain and stuff You could use right shift, also, though that’d be tricky for my brain
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by grimgrin 7y ago
Logpoints are v cool I think https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Debugger/Set_... Will certainly be something I use now and again
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by grimgrin 7y ago
http://shrinp.com/RIP
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by grimgrin 7y ago
Here's a few wikis I like to randomize sometimes: https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Special:Random https://wiki.lesswrong.com/wiki/Special:Random
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Jstris is a nice little online “multiplayer block game”(jstris.jezevec10.com)
1 points by grimgrin 8y ago|0 comments
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by grimgrin 8y ago
Not tackling the same problem but in the spirit of removing things and Firefox, you can bring up a url in the address bar, press down arrow, press Delete, and it'll go away It only deletes that very specific url though, like foo.com, h
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by grimgrin 8y ago
It's pretty rough really, within Discord's native or webapp you have to pop open the devtools/network-tab and grab an auth token from a request header, heh Works really well though. I've been lazy about addressing a mic-

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