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by lolive 4y ago
Web clipping?
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by lolive 4y ago
Ok. But then: - what is the question? - what is the answer?
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by lolive 4y ago
Oh! And having kids was the opportunity to learn cooking. Which is really a world by itself.
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by lolive 4y ago
Can speak only for myself. But i got a lot of joy learning to dance rock and west coast swing. Also learning the mathematical basis of music, and then applying it by learning an instrument. The funny thing is that when I reach a reasonable
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by lolive 4y ago
Here is the list of those I often use: - Convert to iframe (transform a pasted URL into a iframe) - Custom attachment location (so pasting a screenshot automatically stores it in a dedicated subfolder) - Core search assistant (to preview se
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by lolive 4y ago
Do read it on your iPhone for even more cognitive dissonance ;)
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by lolive 4y ago
Some additional third-party plugins make the Obsidian experience much more enjoyable. Be sure to test them.
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by lolive 4y ago
I have a new job since last month. And the amount of info to ingest into my brain is simply too big. Many documents, many people, acronyms everywhere. I chose to use a note taking app called Obsidian to deal with that infobesity. And honest
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by lolive 4y ago
Disclaimer: despite the title, this article is NOT about Personal Knowledge Management.
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by lolive 5y ago
I personally never had to leave IntelliJ Idea for merge conflict resolution. So I am super used to it and think it is very convenient. [as far as I understand this is similar in philosophy to a diff3. True?] And while searching a bit, it se
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by lolive 5y ago
My father had a Mac at home, for work. I used it for games. But i was much too young/inexperienced to really understand or enjoy Hypercard. Nowadays I use and love Obsidian for personal knowledge management. I wonder the philosophical
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by lolive 5y ago
How can I run that in Git/Bash, under Windows?
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by lolive 5y ago
Exactly the question I asked myself ;)
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by lolive 5y ago
I really hope we will die a lot in this game... Like in the good old times [1] [1]: https://youtu.be/KLPXP5KkcMQ
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by lolive 5y ago
Just to open up the discussion, I am looking at the FMI [1] standard as a way to describe the interface of different block codes. And then try to generate the FMI description from static analysis of the Python function definitions. That’s m
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by lolive 5y ago
Huuum. If I sign a function so it only accepts a FirstNameType, and I use the statement you propose, won’t any string be acceptable as an input parameter, from the type system point of view?
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by lolive 5y ago
The problem they face is that they need to chain function calls, and spend ages discovering that a given function returns speed in m/s, whereas the next one expects miles/hour as an input. That is just a small example of the issue
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by lolive 5y ago
Funnily, I am about to accept a job to semantize some python code where nobody knows exactly what all those float, int, string and arrays in all those functions really correspond to. [note: i am a java developper :)]
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by lolive 5y ago
Does IntelliJ use any kind of static type analysis to help the user autocomplete properly? [== do we have something like Java???]
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by lolive 5y ago
With this type system is it possible to subclass string and int, to enforce types for, let’s say, firstName, postalCode, etc.
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by lolive 5y ago
Isn't the camera better? And also the battery life? [happy owner of a 6s here]
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by lolive 5y ago
Stop spoiling The Batman, please
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by lolive 5y ago
Food and Books. [does money have other relevant purposes?]
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by lolive 5y ago
The question is: who chooses the topic? In Google, the default results of the search engine can be circumvented by adding keywords to force the search algorithm to follow your thoughts. In Twitter, well... You hope Twitter won't be ev
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by lolive 5y ago
To answer your comment by taking the absolute opposite direction, let me share this video explaning what magic is, according to Alan Moore, and why it is a very real thing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1qACd0wHd0
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by lolive 5y ago
I would have loved to have Steve's opinion on presenting things with a video or screenshots slideware. He must have hated that. But this is what we, mere mortals, usually do to present things to other humans.
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by lolive 5y ago
Be careful with these kind of talks. Depending on the level of delusion of the person you are talking to, it can have devastating consequences. Just as a reminder, this quote from PKD is perfect to bring everyone back to the ground of plane
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by lolive 5y ago
OF COURSE!!!
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by lolive 5y ago
I have spent most of my early computer years playing Sierra games and (Beyond) Dark Castle on a Mac SE. Still a marvellous memory! [my father brought one day a CD300. It was supposed to be a revolution. Well ok, I used it to listen to Pink
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by lolive 5y ago
Not sure if it is the correct english translation, but in French "being in representation" means that you are not yourself. Instead you behave with social constraints or with a hidden goal in mind.

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