lambdaba

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   by lambdaba 5y ago

   There are nice IRC clients out there. I don't use them and I haven't used them in a group, because even in programming language communities many have moved to Discord/Slack, but I would prefer working with multiple simple too
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   by lambdaba 5y ago

   100%, the fact that you can literally pipe some data in a command-line IRC client is 1000x more conducive to such tweaking than using custom APIs/SDKs long live the Unix model!
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   by lambdaba 5y ago

   Wikipedia says 260 years: > In 2021, the United States Geological Survey (USGS) estimated that economically extractable phosphate rock reserves worldwide are 71 billion tons, while world mining production in 2020 was 223 million tons. As
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   by lambdaba 5y ago

   Everybody should check out Joe Dispenza's work with an open mind. He basically teaches people to use placebo consciously.
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   by lambdaba 5y ago

   "Sugar is a neurotic drug" - http://twitter.com/grimhood
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   by lambdaba 5y ago

   Out of curiosity, what sorts of projects have 10M lines?
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   by lambdaba 5y ago

   Understood, it was pure curiosity anyway ;)
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   by lambdaba 5y ago

   I would guess rsync ;)
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   by lambdaba 5y ago

   I like this. Out of curiosity, could you share your bash script?
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    by lambdaba 5y ago

    Apparently it's to do with longnow.org and encouranging long-term thinking.
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    by lambdaba 5y ago

    Would this be like a modern sdf.org? Sounds cool.
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    by lambdaba 5y ago

    This looks great. It really is peak computer UI aesthetic, I know there are other contenders (Motif, BeOS), but I find this strikes a perfect balance.
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    by lambdaba 5y ago

    Bulgaria has a very low vaccination rate (27%) and the curve doesn't look that much different from the US's: https://www.google.com/search?q=bulgaria+covid It does seem better, but can we know for sure to what t
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    by lambdaba 5y ago

    I can see that in theory, but when you look at the cases curve in the US pre and post-vaccination you can't really tell there has been a "huge" effect, I would even call that a failure, frankly if we had given everybody enoug
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    by lambdaba 5y ago

    Admittedly these are preprint studies, but it seems the analogy with bulletproof vests doesn't hold: Vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals have similar viral loads in communities with a high prevalence of the SARS-CoV-2 delta variant
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    by lambdaba 5y ago

    > tension headache take magnesium, recommend especially if you're going to take in any psychedelic
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    by lambdaba 5y ago

    Aren't Wine / some virtualization like VirtualBox seamless mode viable options?
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    by lambdaba 5y ago

    Yeah it's more like no leader can be caught making any mistake / taking any risk / any measure that goes towards freedom / normalcy, and so while the public doesn't demand it it won't happen. Hard to say where
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    by lambdaba 5y ago

    Is there any reason to believe being vaccinated means you're less of a breeding ground for variants? Surely it's not 100%, and if it's not, new variants will always come, including gradually evading vaccines, no?
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    by lambdaba 5y ago

    I too was interested in HammerFS. Thanks for the perspective, I'll ask around here at some point about DragonFly users, they must be out there :).
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    by lambdaba 5y ago

    Nothing too bothersome, newer wlan I suppose will be available soon enough, but I just found out that Docker isn't working ATM. Anyway, I really want to use FreeBSD so I'll probably go ahead soon-ish :). Thanks!
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    by lambdaba 5y ago

    Did you try DragonFlyBSD? It had some really cool features. I wonder how it's doing these days, and if it's equally viable as a daily driver.
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    by lambdaba 5y ago

    Do you find issues with software not packaged for FreeBSD? How's the Wayland situation? I'm a NixOS user, I have a strange attraction to FreeBSD for years even though I used it only briefly (it sounds silly but running "top&q
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    by lambdaba 5y ago

    Thank you! In the event you see this may I ask why not stick with Figwheel? Does ShadowCLJS do the job just as well? I remember Figwheel being impressive and it seems maintained.
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    by lambdaba 5y ago

    Thank you very much! Do you mind being contacted for further questions at some point? I'm generally aware of the Clojure ecosystem, have a plan to build an app and might have some further questions. Note that I ask in all eventuality t
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    by lambdaba 5y ago

    Thanks! What do you use for editor tooling, REPL setups, testing, etc.? Also describe your workflow if you can. I know this might mean a longer reply but I'd appreciate it ;)
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    by lambdaba 5y ago

    Could you say more about what/how you're using them? Like, frameworks, libs, practices (testing), editor, repls, etc.
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    by lambdaba 5y ago

    Can you give some details about what you use with Clojure? I was looking at Fulcro.
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    by lambdaba 5y ago

    The politicians follow the epidemiologists and the modelers etc. On the contrary, we have a case of a lack of politicians courageous enough to say no and lead / convince the people that it is the right thing to do.
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    by lambdaba 5y ago

    Thank you! Though I agree with the sibling comments that it's probably not something to dabble in unless you're pretty confortable with this... May I ask, is this somewhat in your area of expertise, what kind of development do you