juki

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by juki 10y ago
The DEFGENERIC line is wrong. It can't have a body like that. It should be something like (defgeneric xplusone (x) (:method (x) (+ 1 x))) Also, generic functions are slower than regular functions (due to dynamic dispatch
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by juki 10y ago
You can always put different tasks to different files (per project for example). There no need to hunt for todos; use `C-c \` (or `C-c /` for more options) to create a sparse tree. It supports the same queries as agenda tag searches. F
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by juki 10y ago
There are tests that don't use a standard deviation of 15. Feynman might have done, for example, the Cattell Culture Fair Intelligence Test[1], which has a standard deviation of 24. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by juki 10y ago
You don't necessarily have to push all files into the global agenda. Instead, you can set `org-agenda-custom-commands` to something like '(("p" "Some project" ((alltodo "")) ((org-agenda
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by juki 10y ago
Sweden doesn't have a border with Russia. Also, as a Finn, I highly doubt Russia would attack Finland. We have a relatively good relationship with them, and such a war would be very costly with nothing to be gained. If there was a larg
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by juki 10y ago
Looking at the data in Wikipedia[1], USA seems to be getting low scores for "Functioning of government" and "Political participation". Also notice that the US score only fell from 8.05 to 7.98 [2] from last year, so the
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by juki 10y ago
Wikipedia says Mickey Mouse was created by Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks. Walt Disney died in 1966, but Ub Iwerks only died in 1971, so wouldn't it still be a few more years before that 50 years after death runs out?
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by juki 10y ago
As an Emacs user, why not use magit? Staging, committing and pushing would be just a few key presses ('C-x g S c c <write message and C-c C-c> p P' assuming magit bound to 'C-x g'). You also get to view the status