hawthornio

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   by hawthornio 4y ago

   One of the debian maintainers told me the Apple store infra runs debian
2. 32.▲
   by hawthornio 5y ago

   Seems like security theater
3. 33.▲
   by hawthornio 5y ago

   +1 FreeTaxUSA
4. 34.▲
   by hawthornio 5y ago

   Does anyone have experience using Copilot with functional languages?
5. 35.▲
   by hawthornio 5y ago

   Pale blue dot page from NASA ( https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/resources/536/voyager-1s-pale-b... )
6. 36.▲
   by hawthornio 5y ago

   Agreed! It’s on Amazon Prime.
7. 37.▲
   by hawthornio 5y ago

   I have seen a dozen adds from Doordash promoting becoming a “Dasher” in the last several days; perhaps they are just having issues with staffing?
8. 38.▲
   by hawthornio 5y ago

   That was fun! I struggled very hard but got it on the fifth try
9. 39.▲
   by hawthornio 5y ago

   I used to use replit for this, but I much prefer my vscode setup so I’ve switched to using docker (e.g., running `haskell`). But I agree that hacking in a new language is a good use case of repl.it
10. 40.▲
    by hawthornio 5y ago

    I’m really interested in this as well. I use DDG and whenever I’m doing research I tend to add “.edu” because there are so many spam sites.
11. 41.▲
    by hawthornio 5y ago

    I’ve had to switch to !py on ddg because the official Python docs never make the first page. It’s really frustrating. :/
12. 42.▲
    by hawthornio 5y ago

    The dorms I’ve been in have twin XL, but you make a good point if these are not.
13. 43.▲
    by hawthornio 5y ago

    And the image publisher is one crafty son of a bitch
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    by hawthornio 5y ago

    I’m a fresh grad who has basically only worked remote (except a summer internship freshman year and TA-ing in person 2 years ago), so I’ll report back in 5 years as a counter-factual ;)
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    by hawthornio 5y ago

    Pedantic, but: Shouldn’t the title be “Physically-Based Rendering”?
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    by hawthornio 5y ago

    I can understand why you feel this way about popular Psychology literature, but I would encourage you to read some introductory textbooks on Psychology, like _Basic Vision: An Introduction to Visual Perception_.
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    by hawthornio 5y ago

    Anecdotally, I encounter almost no bugs when writing Python code with mypy and frozen dataclasses (i.e. immutable data structures), but many, very difficult to understand bugs without them.
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    by hawthornio 5y ago

    I find rich IDE features very useful for functional programming because it makes it much easier to track types via hover-over. I agree that lightweight setups are better, but being able to start a single file project with ease isn’t necessa
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    by hawthornio 5y ago

    Surely some enterprising folks can create video RSS crawlers and put together a video podcast app, right?
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    by hawthornio 5y ago

    Elementary OS is positioning itself a Linux distro that Just Works TM, but I haven’t used it anywhere near as much as Ubuntu/Gnome so I can’t definitively say.
21. 51.▲
    by hawthornio 5y ago

    > it's ethically wrong to copy an idea Who says this? Certainly we have intellectual property laws to protect novel, recent, and specific ideas. However, “Running code on another machine” doesn’t seem to meet any of those criteria.
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    by hawthornio 5y ago

    how do you measure your minutes of focused work?
23. 53.▲
    by hawthornio 5y ago

    I started using a bidet during the pandemic and I am dreading having to use normal American toilets
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    by hawthornio 5y ago

    I believe Yeet! Vine is the source usage. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qYWl5ou6R4g
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    by hawthornio 5y ago

    Yeah I believe my mac machine has the following in `~/.ssh/config`: Host * AddKeysToAgent yes UseKeychain yes
26. 56.▲
    by hawthornio 5y ago

    I agree. In my town roadwork on a four lane road caused both lanes to be diverted into two sparsely-coned lanes on one side of the road, and some human drivers started driving in the wrong lane into what would be opposing traffic.
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    by hawthornio 5y ago

    In my view, an article that makes claims in the natural sciences published on “some person’s blog” is not really worth considering as a scientific work.
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    by hawthornio 5y ago

    The premise of this article is ridiculous. Your personality doesn’t cause you to be autistic. The personality traits are almost certainly caused by the “outcomes” the author is assessing, or both are caused by some other hidden variables. P
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    by hawthornio 5y ago

    Why not just be vegan and take algae-based Omega-3 supplements??? If find the News' obsession with the Mediterranean diet very strange.
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    by hawthornio 5y ago

    Ah yes, the famous Apple Silicon-based Windows machine we’ve all been hearing about for years