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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
I live in Germany, and have heard the same story for years - only with Tesla instead of "Chinese cars". And look, who is dying now? Meanwhile, my ID.7 is just an excellent car. Totgesagte leben länger, and such. The problems for
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
There is always Glove80, choc switches have very little travel.
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
Certainly LaunchBar as mentioned above.
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
Launchbar[0] is also still around - not actively developed, but actively maintained. Happy user since 10 years already, even though I own a lifetime Alfred license. [0]: https://obdev.at/products/launchbar/index.ht
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
Raycast has only rudimentary file workflows. Constant efforts for monetization (VC money) and milking AI hype are just cherries on top.
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
Yes, the SUV - I have barely seen the limousine on the road. The "luxury limousine" segment seems to be pretty dead here, in Germany, too :/
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
Have no hands-on experience with EQS, other than that it stands next to my door (neighbour's), but EQS is huge, costs 2x Ionic 5, has a 100 kWh battery, aerodynamics of a brick, presumably better suspension... a completely different se
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If you believe in "Artificial Intelligence", take five minutes to ask it(svpow.com)
134 points by lycopodiopsida 2y ago|224 comments
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
I still have a full box of SuSE 7.3 on my shelf, the first (and only) Linux disto I've bought. :)
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
Guilty as charged! I've used it to de-DRM and transfer my bought ebooks to read them on my pocketbook. But, good to know that me, refusing to buy another kindle as a successor to my Kindle Voyage was the right decision. Every aspect
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
I was complaining about lack of physical buttons in my VW compared to my BMW before it, but then I thought about it - what do I actually use? Climate control is set to 20C and stays there. Carplay starts when I board the car and resumes wha
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
Looks better, support weather, supports more sensors, more configuration options… But Stats is sufficient, I just use iStats for ages and it ask for little money ~two times in a decade.
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
It was also a native application on macOS (OS X at that time). But then it was replaced with this Electron abomination which would have a runaway process any other day and consume all battery and would require 2 years to implement sorting i
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
I agree, even after only working through examples and small learning projects in "Common Lisp: A Gentle Introduction to Symbolic Computation" writing is quite easy. Maybe the secret is writing lisp instead of writing about and stu
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
Ah, what would be a lisp thread without the inevitable lisps-decline-because-of-the-syntax-explainer, who will write a small roman about how bad lisp is and how no one cares about them /s On a more serious note, anecdotes are not data
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
*Some* people behind Rhombus think that lisp syntax is a problem - we will see. My prediction is that it will not even leave a dent - people get all kind of strange ideas without having any kind of data to prove their claims. To me it looks
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
I would recommend to look for a manual lever - either Flair or Cafelat Robot, or models with a boiler like La Pavoni or Olympia Cremina if milk is required. It is easier to adjust flow and pressure in many cases than grind size. Also you wi
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
You are absolutely right - I thought about adding that Denote is a true successor to Notational Velocity[1], not to Zettelkasten systems like org-roam, Logseq and Obsidian. For me personally notes are "cold" storage - I sometimes
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
I've skimmed through the manual - it seems to be quite more complex than Denote. Denote is very simple, I've had basically to configure my own fuzzy search with consult-notes-search to make it work. Howm has all that out of the bo
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
There is nothing linux-specific in this list, you describe learning UNIX and could do it on any *BSD, including macOS. I would agree that knowing you way around unix is very helpful, having some specific linux knowledge is worth very litt
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
I use Org-mode because it is simple *and* capable - still just plain text, synced over iCloud, workflow can be as complex or as simple as I need it. On the other side, I have some years of GTD practice and know, that tools themself matter l
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
Look at Kinesis 2/360, Glove 80, Keyboardio Model 100. I've used most of them for extended periods of time and would not touch a staggered keyboard with a stick. Another angle for optimization would be QWERTY itself.
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Support for MS-Windows Build of Emacs(lists.gnu.org)
4 points by lycopodiopsida 2y ago|0 comments
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
> The big cat achieves a scratch on one baboon and then runs away from the troop. It is most likely running away because it found itself completely overwhelmed by multiple attackers - it is not a hunting style big cats go for.
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It's all up for grabs, compound with glue(lmno.lol)
1 points by lycopodiopsida 2y ago|0 comments
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
The US are proud of getting some terrorist in the middle of Pakistan or putting pressure on whistleblowers internationally but when big money is involved getting a criminal scumbag responsible for ~1m deaths is suddenly a huge problem.
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
Can someone compare it to PAIP? I assume SICP handles functional programming ans CS basics and PAIP is more about programming practice in general?
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
Aha, the cries of the once well-payed SWE laid off and replaced with some cheap hire oversea come up at least once a week for a year or two already. The funny thing about transnationals - they do not care about the society they operate in.
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
Stop trolling and throwing around wild accusations. Here are your words: >You need big companies with scale that pay huge wages as those mean a lot more tax revenue. Now provide proofs that we need some big corps dodging taxes, including
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by lycopodiopsida 2y ago
I would worry more about export in the long run, since lock-in is a thing and re-typing 100 login entries is not fun, I've been there...

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