lucky_cloud

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by lucky_cloud 4y ago
Some photos here, although this is from 2017 https://appleinsider.com/articles/17/04/27/apples-self-drivi...
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by lucky_cloud 4y ago
> any experiences that you’ve personally had with text marketing that you wish had been different I wish I'd never received one single marketing text or notification ever in my entire life. I wish I could purge the entire world of s
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by lucky_cloud 4y ago
I use the "Sauce Code Pro" variant which includes a bunch of glyphs: https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/tree/master/patched-...
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by lucky_cloud 4y ago
> Add let g:do_filetype_lua = 1 to your init.vim file Seems odd to not mention how to do this in init.lua
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by lucky_cloud 5y ago
For something like a command line tool, you can package a dedicated python runtime with external dependencies preinstalled and treat it as a virtualenv. Maybe not the most elegant solution, but it works. iTerm2 does this for its Python scri
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by lucky_cloud 5y ago
Money. Disabling a Mac for 24 hours after 10 minutes of use means you have to buy much more hardware than you'd have to if a single Mac could be utilized by many people for short periods of time. Some users would use a single Mac for d
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by lucky_cloud 5y ago
Hackers (1995) Not joking, it's a silly and campy movie but it captures the enthusiasm I had as a kid for making computers do things. Not about coding, but about achieving something through persistence and hard work: Fitzcarraldo (1982
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by lucky_cloud 5y ago
Pancake is 'not VR' i.e. a traditional flat monitor.
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by lucky_cloud 5y ago
You read the headline yourself and went off asking a dumb question that's answered in the article. 'On record' implies 'since we started keeping records' and that length of time is specifically stated in the article
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by lucky_cloud 5y ago
Apple did worse than delete my iTunes library. It just got corrupted in such a way that most of my music was unavailable, and the metadata got scrambled in bizarre ways. I would have e.g. Daydream Nation but only 5 tracks, and the artist wa
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by lucky_cloud 5y ago
Not as fun though. Using the rope adds challenge and builds/reinforces coordination among all four (usually) limbs
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by lucky_cloud 5y ago
The chin is there so the overall design can be one uniform, very thin slab. If they were to get rid of the chin, they'd have to make the body thicker to accommodate the depth of the USB ports.
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by lucky_cloud 7y ago
From my understanding of the distribution infrastructure, this would actually not be very hard to implement. That's not my area of focus though, so I could be wrong. If enough people were to ask for it, it would probably be considered.
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by lucky_cloud 7y ago
There are lots of good local food/cooking shows. They are cheap to produce and popular with viewers.
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by lucky_cloud 7y ago
I work for a PBS station. There are many bureaucratic hurdles, but distribution is actually one of the things we do best. As some others have commented, the local/national split works well for PBS and NPR. The model is similar to how l
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by lucky_cloud 7y ago
The $5/month (or more) will get you more than what's currently free to stream, and you'll support your local station. (for disclosure, I work for a PBS station)
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by lucky_cloud 7y ago
https://get.thread-app.com/privacy-policy/ We may disclose personal information to: ... third parties, including agents or sub-contractors, who assist us in providing information, products, services or direct marketing
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by lucky_cloud 7y ago
Yep!
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by lucky_cloud 7y ago
I do both. Press and release = escape; press and hold = control.
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by lucky_cloud 9y ago
Watch Later is just a playlist. You control what's there. Otherwise I agree completely.
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by lucky_cloud 9y ago
Ha, fair enough. But that really only shows that my example wasn't great. If you eat soup with a fork, you don't know how to use silverware. If you drive nails with a ball-peen hammer, you don't know how to use hammers. That&
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by lucky_cloud 9y ago
It's not about elitism, it's about using the tool you've chosen efficiently. If I used the IDEs you use, and you suggested to me a way of using them more efficiently, I wouldn't accuse you of elitism. I'd thank you
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by lucky_cloud 9y ago
Using a mouse is not faster if you really know how to use vim. I guarantee I can get to any line in any window in any tab faster than it takes for my hand to even reach the mouse. Same for resizing splits, selecting ranges, whatever. It&#x2
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by lucky_cloud 9y ago
There's a sand->glass 3D printer: http://www.markuskayser.com/work/solarsinter/
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by lucky_cloud 10y ago
- FLAVOR: Ubuntu Server - HEADLINE: Python 3 as default - DESCRIPTION: In lieu of a description, I'll just link to this: https://pythonclock.org - ROLE/AFFILIATION: Developer, sys admin
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by lucky_cloud 10y ago
Sal Soghoian, former Product Manager of Automation Technologies, although he left because they eliminated his position.
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by lucky_cloud 10y ago
"To lose the weight, she watched what she ate and exercised more." Watching caloric intake and exercising tends to decrease your chances of heart attack.
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by lucky_cloud 10y ago
You should take pleasure in chipping away the illusions and exposing as much of the reality as possible. If you'd like to really explore the feeling you've described, read https://www.quantamagazine.org/20160421-th
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by lucky_cloud 10y ago
Yes you can. Of course you can; If you couldn't transfer data, bluetooth headphones wouldn't work.
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by lucky_cloud 11y ago
It's probably not the greatest bet either. Apple seems to be moving as much of their chip design in house. I'd bet many of these things will be on custom SOCs and Apple-designed chips a few years from now. Related: http:/&#x

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