jacobmischka

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   by jacobmischka 5y ago

   "Calling somebody else fat won’t make you any skinnier. Calling someone stupid doesn’t make you any smarter."
2. 92.▲
   by jacobmischka 5y ago

   Yep, I wasted a few hours trying to force the DP solution to work as well before giving up and just using Dijkstra.
3. 93.▲
   by jacobmischka 5y ago

   Are they not customizable on macOS?
4. 94.▲
   by jacobmischka 5y ago

   This article is a waste of time, just spouting the same blind hate for the web that's so common right now.
5. 95.▲
   by jacobmischka 5y ago

   These keybinds are relatively common on Linux too, they're Gnome defaults.
6. 96.▲
   by jacobmischka 5y ago

   Looks like a great effort, but there's two things I don't understand: 1. Is this for X only? That's all I see mentioned on the page. If so, that seems like a pretty big waste, Wayland is definitely the way forward and efforts
7. 97.▲
   by jacobmischka 5y ago

   I don't have a response to the meat of the article, but I admit that the author is quite brave posting that as a Yale student in the Yale paper with their byline clearly at the bottom.
8. 98.▲
   by jacobmischka 5y ago

   People aren't as stupid as you may think.
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   by jacobmischka 5y ago

   Thanks for your work on Hamachi! I used it a few months ago to play a "LAN" game over the internet with friends, still works great (even on Linux)!
10. 100.▲
    by jacobmischka 5y ago

    Inconvenience is often good enough. This isn't intended for state secrets, based on the language it's intended for "creators" to "protect the content they publish on Telegram". Obviously any platform can't
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    by jacobmischka 5y ago

    I'm not sure what that link is supposed to mean in this context. Yes, they should have released 1.0 sooner. That doesn't change the fact that they may want to make a breaking change in the future and bump the major version number.
12. 102.▲
    by jacobmischka 5y ago

    That's what semantic versioning is for?
13. 103.▲
    by jacobmischka 5y ago

    What makes you say they can't?
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    by jacobmischka 5y ago

    Same here, I love mine. I've been using them for about 6 years now I think, and my eyes are noticeably more fatigued at the end of a day when I don't wear them for some reason. Could be completely placebo, but I'll absolutely
15. 105.▲
    by jacobmischka 5y ago

    > Why does the Facebook Mobile interface feel so nice? Checks publication date Ah.
16. 106.▲
    by jacobmischka 5y ago

    You're right, I was wrong. > GitHub Copilot uses the current file as context when making its suggestions. It does not yet use other files in your project as inputs for synthesis. [1] [1]: https://copilot.github.com/
17. 107.▲
    by jacobmischka 5y ago

    Ah, could be.
18. 108.▲
    by jacobmischka 5y ago

    Because he literally already told it what he wants it to provide in his existing solution, which you can see in the tree pane on the left. This experiment means nothing.
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    by jacobmischka 5y ago

    I find it interesting that they're copying Alphabet with their TLD choice. It was clever with abc.xyz, but in this case it doesn't really mean much.
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    by jacobmischka 5y ago

    Hacker News is not representative of the population at large. If people in fact do not like this, engagement will drop, and they'll stop doing it. It turns out most people in the silent majority actually do like this, or are at least m
21. 111.▲
    by jacobmischka 5y ago

    Answer to both questions: https://macroquad.rs/
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    by jacobmischka 5y ago

    PDF fetishism and blindly disliking HTML because it's associated with the current web is such an old trope. HTML and CSS are good at making hypertext documents, they are in fact much better at that than at making applications, despit
23. 113.▲
    by jacobmischka 5y ago

    Macroquad is great, it does make that virtually effortless. Nice work!
24. 114.▲
    by jacobmischka 5y ago

    Ah yes, I assumed computer science, apologies.
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    by jacobmischka 5y ago

    I can't attest to ArXiv publication, I didn't consider it actually (I may now, though to be honest mine is not groundbreaking research by any stretch of imagination), but publishing the LaTeX source on GitHub is definitely relativ
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    by jacobmischka 5y ago

    I too dislike that, which is why I've been using fnm and conditionally execing its initialization env vars when I want it. The idea of subshells instead is interesting, I might write a quick wrapper function that does that instead, tha
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    by jacobmischka 5y ago

    I use Gnome Calendar. Its simplicity is nice for most tasks, and it shares its data store with Evolution so anything that it can't do can be done in Evolution's bulkier interface.
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    by jacobmischka 5y ago

    I know, but that was correct in that reply. Seriously, despite it being more likely for an unvaccinated person to have serious adverse effects than a vaccinated person, overall an unvaccinated person is still more likely to not have serio
29. 119.▲
    by jacobmischka 5y ago

    Now you're getting it!
30. 120.▲
    by jacobmischka 5y ago

    I am absolutely pro-vaccine in all circumstances, but you are not using the phrase "odds stacked against them" correctly.