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by jrib 6y ago
I agree. Yes, hjkl are no longer a single cluster in Dvorak, but jk are now on one's left hand for vertical movement and hl are on one's right. So it has that advantage. Like you pointed out though, you want to avoid overusing
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by jrib 6y ago
Yeah I'm still on the fence but decided i'd take them up on the 30 day free return and evaluate it directly
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by jrib 6y ago
I contacted their support about the openness of their device. This is their response in case others are interested: Aug 28, 2020, 3:44 PM GMT+2 Hello there. Users can gain root access to the device by using SSH, so the d
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by jrib 6y ago
sadly no sdk
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by jrib 6y ago
> It's in no way comparable to a some other devices (mentioned on HN too) what sort of devices?
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by jrib 6y ago
Generating starting points for interface definitions based on runtime logs does sound like a good idea. There's a similar project I'm aware of that uses runtime behavior to help create type annotations but for python: https:&#x2F
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by jrib 6y ago
> ML can be learned Curious: do you have a recommended pathway for that?
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by jrib 6y ago
> It's also something I've read about recently, that we frequently make decisions implicitly based on probabilities and expected values, only we very rarely make these numbers explicit. If we did, we might act more rationally.
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by jrib 6y ago
In the US, Congress has passed a law that explicitly makes that specific practice illegal: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_Information_Nondiscr... What workarounds insurance companies come up with to circumvent
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by jrib 6y ago
I agree with both of you :) https://karabiner-elements.pqrs.org/ has an option that maps caps lock to control when press in conjunction with another key and as escape when pressed alone
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by jrib 6y ago
For others having a hard time reading those quotes on mobile: Old information: Early reports from China, the United Kingdom and Seattle found mortality rates as high as 90% among patients on ventilators. And more recently, a study of some
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by jrib 6y ago
I didn't hear about this. Can you give a quick summary of what actions Amazon took in France that you are referring to?
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by jrib 6y ago
I haven't received the apology e-mail either. The only action I took though was to rummage around the profile preferences to find the setting to turn off public profiles. I wonder if they're sending the e-mails out in waves or if
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by jrib 6y ago
Has behavior for `git mv` changed? Last time I investigated, the command was convenience to `git add` after a `mv` with a single command. Git doesn't actually explicitly track renames, it leverages some sort of auto-detection based o
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by jrib 7y ago
https://puri.sm/posts/lockdown-mode-on-the-librem-5-beyond-h... might be worth trying?
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by jrib 7y ago
That sounds like a great arrangement. What were your for workdays like, did you work 8ish hours or did you have to work longer days?
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by jrib 7y ago
I'd be curious to see what his "Movie Ratings" project mentioned there was like at that time
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by jrib 7y ago
What is his programming environment like?
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by jrib 7y ago
> a more interesting question would be how to map caps lock to ctrl (or something else) on hold, and esc on tap, across platforms. Definitely agree. I'm a big fan of that behavior. It would be nice to have a single project that su
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by jrib 7y ago
On the other hand there's certainly attempts at manipulating content on sites like reddit too for advertising purposes. Though I don't know if there are good statistics on how prevalent it is
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by jrib 7y ago
How many hours do you work during the 4 days? What do you generally give up during your negotiations for the 4 days?
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by jrib 7y ago
I don't think it should be only yours, no. If you were primarily only putting your own life in danger, sure. But with driving the way it is now, I do not think it's a leap to make the claim that distracted driving is a danger to n
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by jrib 7y ago
I agree. I suspect most people would be a lot happier with a dozen or two commands customized to their personal use cases. Instead we have companies shuffling data back to their servers attempting (and usually failing in my experience) to
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by jrib 7y ago
One additional thing I got out of it that wasn't totally obvious to me beforehand about checklists is that they work better if they don't attempt to be exhaustive. Focus on the major items that should be "checked".
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by jrib 8y ago
Keep in mind they were trying to convey the concept of sending a document electronically to the 1993 public. "Fax" is an easy widely understood stand-in for that even if we're not literally faxing today.
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by jrib 8y ago
> In driving tests they will mark you down if you use the mirrors for switching lanes wait, how are you supposed to safely change lanes without looking at mirrors?
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by jrib 8y ago
What about glass? I always assumed that was pretty recycling friendly
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by jrib 8y ago
Do the car incident statistics only take into account long distance trips?
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by jrib 8y ago
What do you buy instead?
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by jrib 8y ago
Depending on what you're doing, a webapp is a great way to deal with the portability issue

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