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by kmarc 3y ago
> Live simply and reduce expenses. Besides the obvious message here (less spending, more money to save), the simple life is that gives you less headache and burden of administration, which is a huge pro when it comes to "being on yo
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by kmarc 3y ago
My grocery delivery uses exclusively paper bags (and biodegradable compost bags for chemicals/cleaning materials). Although I mostly still go to the store (and bring one of the many paper bags I received)
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by kmarc 3y ago
Funnily, this is how Hungarian appends suffixes at the end of the words. The "brightness" of the suffix has to match the brightness of the stem. We'd call e/i/ö/ü "high" tone class while a (as in the
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by kmarc 3y ago
I looked at some of the Hungarian translations and some are way off or even unrelated to the English version. I would have thought a year or two ago that this is simply a database lookup / array indexing problem, or is this something t
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by kmarc 3y ago
Besides being informative, the article is also well written, I learned from it easy-to-remember bits of info. Not to mention the fun style of writing: "Possibly they are popular because they are popular, which is a circular argument th
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by kmarc 3y ago
Same. I would also love to see these optimizations on a Firefox build
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by kmarc 3y ago
Looking at similar events, like the infamous Aloha Airlines' case, I'm not sure how much better I should feel knowing sabout this stuff. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aloha_Airlines_Flight_243 Also, many pass
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by kmarc 3y ago
https://github.com/kmARC/dotfiles It's already shown on the screenshot, but I'll get a better one soon.
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by kmarc 3y ago
I will take a screenshot once I'm on my laptop (in a day or two)
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by kmarc 3y ago
So far I only use IMAP
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I fly quite frequently, 320 flights so far based on my diary. The MAX accidents back then obviously made me a bit uncomfortable. Until a week ago, I had't actually flown with a MAX; but on January 1st, I took an Air Mexico flight which
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by kmarc 3y ago
Similarly, albeit with much less effort, I configured (neomutt) into the most beautiful and best, rapid UX mail client ever. I use it at work and for private purposes. People are impressed when looking at it. A handful of them asked for the
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by kmarc 3y ago
just call a reverse-SSH-tunneled open (macos) or xdg-open (linux) as your netrw browser. I use this daily, works well with gx, :GBrowse, etc
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by kmarc 3y ago
Our organization is evaluating Codeium, and based on our feedbacks, they keep improving the product that we use. First of all: I, although normally interested in the general landscape of technologies and devx / productivity, IDGAF abou
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While I mostly agree with you and the sentiment (and also a bit sad about it), I want to point it out that parting mainstream, staying explorative still helps you discover cool technologies and services outside big tech. I kinda _depend_ no
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by kmarc 3y ago
RPM has a cool feature, autoprov and autoreq: lookingat your to-be-packaged files, it will check the shared libraries in it and create the list of the requirements and provided capabilities. (note that with RPMs, packages can depend not onl
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by kmarc 3y ago
When I first had to drive (rental car) one of these touchscreen BMWs, I was terrified to death while checking _other_ cars on the road assuming their driver's are probably addictively fiddling on their touchscreens playing with the mul
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by kmarc 3y ago
This is a correct and better article than OP. I think it was featured in an OSMweekly post at the time too. BTW I'm the only one who still likes the 2013 version the best...?
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by kmarc 3y ago
Maybe I'm missing something but I only use it with AND conditions (usually in the form of 'foo 'bar and it only matches lines with foo AND bar both present)
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by kmarc 3y ago
In the Year of the Linux Desktop™, We are at feature parity with Windows, finally
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by kmarc 3y ago
A big Swiss re-insurance company, whose C-level somebody loves to buy and exhibit expensive art pieces in their office buildings, gave a $50 Christmas gift to their employees, which was a coffee table book of PICTURES of those art pieces. J
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by kmarc 3y ago
> Numbers with a dot or comma means it's decimal. But... It doesn't in IP addresses, version numbers, dates, with different locales, and possibly many other uses. These examples clearly show that "numbers with a dot"
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by kmarc 3y ago
Fun fact: it's a dot, not a "decimal point". That dot has many interpretations; in dates, sometimes it separates the month from year, or the day from a month. In version numbers, it separates major from minor, etc. It's
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by kmarc 3y ago
Try OsmAnd. Frustrating user experience, but once you make peace with it (and learn how to use), it becomes the best travel map app. - offline - can filter "attractions" around you - can put Wikipedia articles on the map - integra
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by kmarc 3y ago
If it makes you feel better, I also do take work sometimes too seriously. Then I'm unsatisfied, then I tableflip and find something else. Not great. You ask me in ten years, probably still will be nowhere on my "IT career". I
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by kmarc 3y ago
I try to sleep 11pm-7am. Not gonna lie, 11pm is sometimes 11:30, sometimes 1am. Don't insist on the "rules" you set for yourself, look for the results :) I am in tech, for the next couple years I feel secure I will have a job
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by kmarc 3y ago
1. Home office. I decide when I go to co-working or to our actual office. 2. Running. I even have calendar blockers at 11am on some workdays during autumn / winter season, so that I actually see sunlight. 3. Swimming. Same as 2) 4. Wal
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by kmarc 3y ago
A similarly useful list is vim's famous ALE plug-in's list of supported linters: * https://github.com/dense-analysis/ale/blob/master/supported-... While less comprehensive¹, this is my go-to li
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by kmarc 3y ago
This is incorrect; The textDocument/diagnostic[1] is far beyond "the language model behind the text" and includes linting which many LSP servers implement (TS and python for example), and it can also happen as a "push&qu
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by kmarc 3y ago
It's not a problem, in contrary it is good that implementors are pointed to possible code intelligence features that they current IDE's don't provide either. I read some factual inaccuracies here. LSP (the protocol)'s ma

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