luxcem

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by luxcem 4y ago
Which is exactly what is explained in the article : "with the official recommendation being to just write a custom JavaScript plugin to implement it."
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by luxcem 4y ago
The learning curve can be steep especially if you are used to other keybindings. For vim users, I heard only good things about evil-mode (and it's the default in doom). I personally use default emacs bindings (with a switch between Met
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by luxcem 4y ago
I've used emacs for ~15 years now and never really get into org-mode, I have a directory of org files that I use for writing and keeping some kind of personal wiki but it's just a bunch of org files. I never successfully build a w
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by luxcem 4y ago
Same experience from my days in Ubuntu world, it sure is relatively easy for a first time linux user but I had so many issues on it that were completely obscure. I had the feeling of fighting against the system itself all the time. With arc
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by luxcem 4y ago
I've installed arch a number of times, and every times I want full disk encryption I struggle a bit on dm-crypt config and bootloader. Other than that it's pretty straightforward.
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by luxcem 4y ago
100% confident that anyone who are called back because they were essential will have absolutely no problems
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by luxcem 4y ago
Hopefully all the shit show will lead to the fast decline of Twitter, maybe a new interest in decentralized social media.
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by luxcem 4y ago
With 3x growth during the pandemic it seems that the layoff would be avoidable by reducing future growth factor. So what the letter doesn't say is that they layoff people to have better numbers to show to investors, not because it&#x27
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by luxcem 4y ago
Can you explain the "Idea Fourier"?
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by luxcem 4y ago
Identity is always an issue in a decentralized systems. DNS can be used but not everybody owns a domain name. Ultimately if you want to keep your identity over a federated network you have to rely on an identity provider : Government issued
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by luxcem 4y ago
> It's hard to imagine how climate change would lead to human extinction, since humans have inhabited such a wide range of environments across the globe for thousands of years, have technology to help cope with extreme climates, an
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by luxcem 5y ago
Dinosaurs lived on Earth for about 170 millions years. Homo appeared on earth ~3 millions years ago, it doesnt say that they wouldnt but probably not. Intelligence and civilization is not the pinnacle of evolution considering all the specie
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by luxcem 5y ago
Agreed, we already had discussion here about Gecko beeing used more in project I think there were a project for a Gecko based electron alternative. That said I'm not sure what is the current state of Gecko and how it could be used easi
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by luxcem 5y ago
The standard adoption might be pushed by Google only or at best by a limited group of developers working on chromium. Monopoly, even with open source is dangerous.
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by luxcem 5y ago
I tried 2 and 3 monitors and then I realized I don't like moving my neck / chair. I use i3 and now I have 10 monitors just in front of my eyes. I can easily switch windows, move an window to the front, side by side it's fant
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by luxcem 5y ago
I used emacs for a number of years and recently switched to doom-emacs as a base configuration. I got tired up of trying to fit together many packages and I found that doom is highly customizable but with sane and polished default. I can re
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by luxcem 6y ago
I think you can enter a path by pressing "Ctrl+l"
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by luxcem 6y ago
Unfortunately p2p computing is hindered badly by the copyright industry. The research is still active and we have a lot of ideas for distributed computing and p2p for more than file exchange. A lot is used today to distribute a mainframe in
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by luxcem 6y ago
Is it illegal in the US to download copyrighted material?
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by luxcem 7y ago
Citymapper is really close to that at least in Europe.
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by luxcem 7y ago
His behavior being related to neuroatypicality doesn't mean that neuroatypicality lead automatically to that behavior.
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by luxcem 7y ago
I think you're confusing explanation and excuse.
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by luxcem 7y ago
Using a mouse / pad break the flow, makes you move your hands out of the keyboard inducing delay (positing on the mouse, repositioning on the keyboard). Usually point and click takes more time than a shortcut. Makes you more prone to C
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by luxcem 7y ago
If it's not readable you are not going to read it. A readable git history is really valuable. The day you'll use git bisect you will understand that.
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by luxcem 7y ago
The reduction of emissions due to efficiency does not counterbalance the increase of emissions. I'll take cars as an example: today's engines are really more efficient than engines in the 60s but cars are bigger, there are more ca
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by luxcem 7y ago
If this is contingent on public service it's not UBI. The essence of UBI is to be unconditional.
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by luxcem 7y ago
> I use reflog A LOT If you need to reset with reflog a lot you're probably using git wrong. Sure it can be useful but I don't see why it should be in a workflow.
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by luxcem 8y ago
Pen and paper are always useful.
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by luxcem 8y ago
I strongly believe that, "placebo" effect is probably just contextual effects. There is an experiment (I don't remember the name) with 4 cases: - A placebo pills and a nice, empathic, optimistic doctor - No pills and a nice a
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by luxcem 8y ago
> As long as there is demand, he'd most probably maintain the project but it's not a disaster if he decides not to. There is a lot of reason for someone to stop maintaining a project event if there is demand, they get bored, t

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