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by lkuty 3y ago
We got to stay actively informed to be eating good stuff way sooner than the official position of the government about various foods. There are so much bad stuff in the typical supermarket. One way is reading the "right" books.
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by lkuty 3y ago
do you have some resources regarding the use of awk with find ?
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by lkuty 3y ago
I use `caffeinate -dsim` permanently. In short I ask the computer to avoid any kind of sleep. -d Create an assertion to prevent the display from sleeping. -i Create an assertion to prevent the system from idle sleeping. -m Create an
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by lkuty 3y ago
I configured the screenshot to file to automatically save them to ~/Desktop/screenshots instead of ~/Desktop using the Screenshot app to avoid cluttering the desktop. See https://www.hellotech.com/guide/f
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by lkuty 3y ago
The book "Fiber Fueled" by Will Bulsiewicz is an excellent source of information regarding the gut microbiota and its importance. I highly recommend it.
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by lkuty 3y ago
Walking fast with a steep slope is a good way to exercise I think. Andrew Weil even wrote that walking is a complete form of exercise: you don't need anything else to be a good athlete. But I guess it is a long hard walk, not a short e
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by lkuty 3y ago
It is probably written in Lisp or... Perl. https://xkcd.com/224/
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by lkuty 3y ago
XSLT 1.0 is an old tech but not the more recent versions. IMO it is very powerful, as is XQuery, to handle XML documents in various ways.
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by lkuty 3y ago
That's funny. Exactly, in french we pronounce z like zed and so that allows us to keep the funny part. Even funnier than "pigs". Thanks
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by lkuty 3y ago
I will pronounce it like "pigs" anyway. More fun.
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by lkuty 4y ago
Speaking of macOS, I like the Hex Fiend application to display/edit files in hexadecimal (though it cannot be used on the command line).
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by lkuty 4y ago
Point.
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by lkuty 4y ago
What I like the most is offline relative to the Internet but online when it comes to my LAN and when I want to. Like 1Password in the good old days.
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by lkuty 4y ago
You reminded me of Pascal. I used it at school in 1994 (on an IBM RS/6000 I think). I was planning to do the AoC in Shen (I already know Scheme) but you make me want to do it also in Pascal. Thanks for sharing your solutions. The prese
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by lkuty 4y ago
Yes I did. In Belgium in the 80's and 90's. But on Internet, I mostly see [a,b) instead of [a,b[
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by lkuty 4y ago
"It is not sufficient merely to prove a program correct; you have to test it too." Well in fact it is exactly the contrary.
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by lkuty 4y ago
Haha the Brainfuck analogy was funny. Note that in programming languages it looks like Log denotes Ln. Anyway, Log_b(x) = Log_a(x) / Lob_a(b), so we're covered.
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by lkuty 4y ago
"Also I don't know who told you that log() denotes log_e. Maybe in your narrow environment," e.g. https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/Log.html But I must confess that we had ln() in universit
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by lkuty 4y ago
And that brings the difficulty of letting your proxy be known to legitimate interested people if your iranian social presence is non-existent. I ran a Tor node (not an exit one) in Germany back in the days (it was to help iranian people).
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by lkuty 4y ago
Infos about how to use them would be great.
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by lkuty 4y ago
In Belgium (french speaking part of the country, like in France) we call the ground floor (where you enter the buidling) "rez-de-chaussée" (or "rez" for short) which is the equivalent of 0 and then the first floor, numbe
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by lkuty 4y ago
Reminds of the french article by Laisant published in 1888 about the factorial number system (factoradic) and its application to permutations. http://www.numdam.org/item/?id=BSMF_1888__16__176_0 I also found an article
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by lkuty 4y ago
Also available at https://github.com/sarabander/sicp
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by lkuty 4y ago
IMO Beckman video is very good. Recently I liked this video too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2w45qRc3aU ("The Absolute Best Intro to Monads For Software Engineers" by " Studying With Alex "). I also
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by lkuty 4y ago
You get a text file (if you export it). The format is cross-platform. You could make the initial in Monodraw, export it as a text file and delete de monopic file so you get a cross platform format. Editing will then be cumbersome.
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by lkuty 4y ago
Yes, the creation/edition process must happen on macOS but the produced file may be exported as a text file and you get the original file and as such you are not locked in a proprietary format. To me it looks different than other image
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by lkuty 4y ago
Seeing LaTeX there would be great for formulas.
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by lkuty 4y ago
According to Buddhism, there is no boundary. Between a human and the "external" world. This point of view is very interesting.
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by lkuty 5y ago
Yes, I guess nginx and a little bit of rsync is enough. This is the big selling point of static site generators like Hugo.
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by lkuty 5y ago
Original title "la faille" (fault, rift) translated as "the wall". I always wonder why the translation from english to french (usually, or the other way around) often changes the semantic. note the "la faille"

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