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iamevn
4y ago
There have been no carveouts announced for SSO. I am migrating as many of my accounts on other websites as I can off of Twitter SSO because it seems likely to me that they'll stop working and I'd lose access to those accounts if I
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As someone who got diagnosed with ADHD in their late 20s this all tracks. I got very good at masking to the point that I even fooled myself. I was absolutely convinced that I was in fact just lazy and didn't care about how I hurt peopl
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4y ago
You are Reading the Name of this Esolang[1] is my favorite of the Brainfuck derivative esolangs. It consists of "0" and "1" characters which map to Brainfuck symbols via a Huffman encoding as well as brackets which wra
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4y ago
If you don't mind my asking, what does this mean? I've seen it a bunch lately and haven't been able to look it up because I haven't figured out how to convince Google that I want to search for a literal "* * *"
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iamevn
4y ago
Good news, there is now a language server! https://www.unison-lang.org/learn/usage-topics/editor-setup/
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4y ago
Huh, I wouldn't have been able to say what zz does from memory despite using it all the time. I think this is because I am on my phone, away from a keyboard and it's the sort of motion where I don't ever even think about what
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4y ago
It's a little funny to me that the website of a product which strives to make reading easier is unreadable on mobile (firefox 110 on android). The text overflows off the side of the screen with no margins on any side and the site preve
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4y ago
For (a) I've been using rofi. I bound a key to open its window switcher which gives me a searchable list of all open windows. There are quite a few other options: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/I3#Jump_to_open_wi
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I'm not sure I buy that training a model is transformative in the fair use sense. How is training a model different from lossy compression?
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I think what's really interesting about this formulation is that after one player sets it up, every step of the resolution of the rules for the simulated Turing Machine is forced for both players.
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4y ago
Quoting my own previous comment on the paper, > If I did the math right, the odds of hitting the opening hand you want is 0.00004%. Give or take a mulligan and maybe being able to get the combo off on turn two or three I think that'
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4y ago
I'm betting you're clicking the follow button on the profile at hachyderm.io/@user@mastodon.social and not mastodon.social/@user
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4y ago
Do you have a picture of what exactly you're going for? Just looking through digikey filtered by termination style (wire/cable leads) pulls up quite a few promising looking results: https://www.digikey.com/en/
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4y ago
Fwiw, I got a lot of pushback at Google when I requested to go to 80% or 90% (4 day week or alternating 4/5 day week) for the sake of my mental health. I tried to be firm about that being the best accomodation for my needs and got nowh
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If ascii characters aren't guaranteed, would this solution still be able to scale? I wonder how the overhead from scanning the input to find the domain to use for the bitset compares to overhead of allocating a bunch of sets. Edit: Mor
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4y ago
It's the category for ping's man page (System administration commands and daemons).
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4y ago
Looks like Quake 3 and Super Tux Kart
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4y ago
> Even a Unicode reference website that I just used to recall the code is broken by it. I like to imagine that sites like this have noticed the bug but have the sense of humor to choose not to fix it.
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4y ago
You're not going to just be able to write code into ucm (unison code manager) because it's not a repl. You'll need some sort of text editor to actually write the code it will then add to the codebase. https://www.u
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While hashes are the primary identifier, things also generally have names associated with them. (Unless you deliberately remove the names that is.)
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I'd generally prefer the search bar be one of the first things available to tab over to. Ctrl+f and slash are used by my browser to search the page and I would rather the page not take over those keys.
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4y ago
maybe you could sniff the data coming from the touchscreen with something you physically install into the phone.
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> so what makes a variable different from a function? Nothing really. The great thing about Lisp is that almost everything defined under a define statement is treated the same. this is one of the bigger differences between languages in t
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> Just choose the one with the best layout or usability This was Signal for me. I understand the reasons to get rid of SMS support but I strongly disagree. Unfortunately I don't have enough people in my life on Signal to justify kee
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Ted Kaczynski like the Unabomber?
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When you need to add that extra latency it can feel bad. Especially in games where you're hitting tight (~30ms) timing windows. Having your button presses be several timing windows ahead of what you're trying to hit adds mental lo
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See also: http://thesiteformerlyknownas.zachtronicsindustries.com/note... with http://thesiteformerlyknownas.zachtronicsindustries.com/imag... linked in the comments. I had a lot of fun writing a few small
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I really like Racket and write as much as I can in Typed Racket. It's great but also has lots of weird little warts that I keep stumbling across. One of the biggest for me is that type signatures completely take the place of untyped Ra
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I don't think spammers are a protected class.
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It seems like it comes down to what constitutes a public forum and it seems odd to me that privately owned spaces can be public forums even if they want to be considered that way. If the costs of running and maintaining a space fall up a pr
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