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gyrgtyn
9y ago
I have some org-mode files that kind of do this. I never open them or my agenda anymore, so they don't help, but they're there. I guess I need to hook org-mode to twilio or something?
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9y ago
Might be useful for figuring out how to battle cthulu
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9y ago
eww
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9y ago
Does it really matter if there is trash and dead bodies up there? Who's bothered or poisoned by this? Other rich people? Is there an ecosystem up there?
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9y ago
I didn't think I had an answer for this thread, but this is it. After many years, I finally found my way into a software company. It's weird here... I don't feel like everyone is mad at me all the time.
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9y ago
> The Wolves he says always burrow underground to bring forth their young and though it is natural to suppose them very fierce at those times yet I have frequently seen the Indians go to their dens and take out the young ones and play wi
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9y ago
If this bothers you, one thing you could try is searching "great lakes wolf patrol" and send some of your developer salary their way.
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9y ago
This is really cool and I hate to show up to complain, but the text is blurry on my screen (mac, chrome) -like blurry enough that i get an uneasy feeling that makes me want to close the window.
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10y ago
Does it make any difference if you're using your desktop to compile stuff?
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10y ago
Looks like they are getting a bunch of free press.
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10y ago
I really like it for personal stuff. I'd like to hear how people are using it on teams. With some effort I got it working on save in emacs, but asking other people to please install more tooling is not always easy. I do have some autho
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10y ago
What is everyone using curl for that it needs to be written in C (or Rust?). If it think about my usage, it's like get or post something and see what the returned json looks like. If I need to download something wget usually works with
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10y ago
Signs like that usually say "it takes EIGHT cups of water to wash this cup that you probably didn't even want"
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10y ago
Just don't put your plates on. It's just a fixit ticket in CA, for a while.
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10y ago
Oh you want to quiz yourself occasionally? There's a minor mode for that: org-drill http://orgmode.org/worg/org-contrib/org-drill.html
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10y ago
I was really in to Supercollider a long time ago, and I remember there were synths floating around on the mailing list that included big arrays of weird looking values, and they somehow made drum sounds. My brain is remembering that they we
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10y ago
I think my record was 3.5 hours from Brentwood to Long Beach on a Friday evening. I got a job in OC and then they kept giving me assignments on the west side. (How is there no train parallel to 405?) I guess that's the difference that
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10y ago
Check out the book Make It Stick. It's the recent research, summarized.
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10y ago
It gives 2000 households fresh greens that they wouldn't otherwise have had access to.
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I think it makes sense for fragile veggies like greens. Potatoes do fine on the truck ride in from the countryside, but baby arugula, not so much. Potatoes are also a lot easier to plant and harvest by machine. Lawns don't make any ec
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10y ago
you could make it a nerves project too, maybe after you get rid of some of those database dependencies. It'll make you a ~100Mb linux distro that will boot straight into your app in ~10 seconds on a raspberri pi. http://nerv
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10y ago
Tree genes work way differently than plant (like corn) genes. Trees evolve very rapidly. Genes vary wildly between generations. Planting a ton of Chestnut trees, maybe mixing in come Chinese genes, and re-breeding the ones that seem immune
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10y ago
I hope we've learned from the Chestnut fiasco that the 'solution' to this is probably not to cut down all Elm trees.
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10y ago
How do you get this feature? I know I've seen it, but it's not doing it on Mac Chrome.
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10y ago
Muscle atrophy? ;)
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10y ago
I wonder if you could get a build tool to dig in to the redux default state and compile the thing to index.html. Then you could use whatever you want for the backend.