herewulf

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by herewulf 3y ago
Nice! Thanks for sharing. I'll have to check that out. I'm not great at hacking with Haskell (thus have been leaning toward Beancount), but a decade of running XMonad has convinced me of Haskell's merits.
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by herewulf 3y ago
Any tips on sharing PTA with a not-so-technical spouse? I've been looking at beancount which also has a nice looking web app.
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by herewulf 3y ago
find ~/.password-store/ -type f | grep -v ".git" | wc -l 362 Really should wrap this in a tomb or some such.
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by herewulf 3y ago
What about classical guitar? I.e: Nylon stringed, Spanish guitar. I've played Beethoven and Bach pieces on one. Granted one can do that on an electric or steel string, but something about the timbre lends classical guitar to classical
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by herewulf 3y ago
IMHO, the headline is a decent philosophical question. The clickbaity ones focus on the explosion, almost ignoring the resounding success of propelling all that mass to 39 km. Sorry you missed the actual launch! I was on the edge of my seat
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by herewulf 4y ago
Pretty much the only airborne assaults considered still viable are airfield seizures. There is quite a bit of risk from ferrying troops to the drop zone and the time they are in the air (under canopies after exiting the aircraft). So, if th
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by herewulf 4y ago
> This week, we discovered that GitHub.com’s RSA SSH private key was briefly exposed in a public GitHub repository. Seriously? How that happened is deeply concerning. And why weren't the other keys exposed?
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by herewulf 4y ago
It needs to be more like a trade school. The vast majority of jobs call for workers who can create and maintain programs that actually do things, not just theory. I've encountered far too many CS interns and grads who couldn&#x27
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by herewulf 4y ago
On closer examination it appears that you are correct. Sorry, I think I am mainly weary of all the "AI" hype so it's easy to have a knee jerk reaction.
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by herewulf 4y ago
Shouldn't intentionally butchering someone else's non-English language be considered offensive?
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by herewulf 4y ago
That's apocryphal. Sound change in language is constant and "s" and "th" are close sounds. This was just a natural process in Castilian Spanish.
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by herewulf 4y ago
> battle and minefield disrespect veterans Came here to say that as a veteran, I promise you that we're not too stupid to differentiate figurative use of these words from the literal. The US Army uses the word "battle" so
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by herewulf 4y ago
The US Army does similar training. There are some dumb "video game" type simulators of vehicles, etc that aren't worth much (VBS 3). However, every Headquarters from Battalion on up to Division or Corps periodically gets out
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by herewulf 4y ago
I'm a "tab hoarder" and you've hit the nail right on the head.
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by herewulf 4y ago
Nice! I've been wanting something like this in combination with hnrss.org to have my feed/news reader (Emacs?) allow me to revisit a HN thread and show unread comments (since I last looked at the comments). I think there's st
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by herewulf 4y ago
Looks very neat. If you aren't going to work on it again, then perhaps you would consider publishing the source code also?
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by herewulf 4y ago
I hear you. In 2016 I supported my tabs with a workstation with 32 GB of RAM. Then in 2020 I bumped that up to 64 GB.
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by herewulf 4y ago
I have had close to 1000 but not in one window. I have several clients who regularly ask me to do random things that necessitate a lot of tabs, so that all adds up. A lot of times it is unclear when that project or task is actually "do
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by herewulf 4y ago
And therefore it's "intelligent"? eye roll AI as we know it is nothing more than marketing. At least in the gaming sense everyone knows there are no actual smarts.
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by herewulf 4y ago
Civ V improved a lot on warfare. There's not a lot of depth to stacks upon stacks of the same units.
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by herewulf 4y ago
How is that reduced coal use going right now? And next winter?
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by herewulf 4y ago
I've been doing the same with Guix. However, more so lately with declarative, lightweight VMs. It's nice to be able to painlessly make throw away environments that I can easily log into via SSH.
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by herewulf 4y ago
Likewise. It's pretty amazing how widespread a German word such as this managed to become.
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by herewulf 4y ago
The article reads to me like the 4.5 km wave was an initial "splash" which dissipated but the actual tsunami was "only" 1.5 km high. Imagine throwing a good sized rock into a pond: Big initial splash, then smaller waves
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by herewulf 4y ago
It was ocean but it was sort of like hitting a shallow puddle for a 10 km diameter rock. The article didn't say but I was also curious and looked it up on Wikipedia: > The water depth at the impact site varied from 100 meters (330 f
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by herewulf 4y ago
Bound and determined to live in the Dark Ages. Okay then.
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by herewulf 4y ago
Except the military has lots of different pots of money and lots of red tape about how they're spent. No guarantees the cost of this little escapade came out of a training fund.
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by herewulf 4y ago
I have to wonder if this is sort of an unspoken rebuttal to the recently posted Project Mage[1] and the more amusingly written but equally intriguing "Emacs is not Enough"[2]. Well, I recently encountered a situation where "e
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by herewulf 4y ago
Well, I came here wondering why a Common Lisp library (module)[1] had been rewritten in Rust. Whoops. [1]: https://asdf.common-lisp.dev
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by herewulf 4y ago
The solution is a government issued key pair. Probably on a Yubikey type of device. Replacing a lost one of those is then the same process as replacing a lost driver's license / passport / other government issued identificati

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