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by maaaats 11y ago
If you are happy with Putty, your probably not that an advanced user. But anyway: Using ConEmu I've been happy for years. Using cygwin or msysgit below makes all very smooth.
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by maaaats 11y ago
Which laws?
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by maaaats 11y ago
> I have enough trouble remembering what I did yesterday, let alone last month. I have started to write this down, for my own good. Writing what I did at the end of the day, makes it easy to pick up where I left it the next day. Additi
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by maaaats 11y ago
That's why I love the trackpad on laptops. No big hand movements to get to it.
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by maaaats 11y ago
Just adding the binaries, by the looks of it.
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by maaaats 11y ago
Couldn't find I am Lord Voldemort / Tom Marvolo Riddle. Tried upping the allowed string length, but it became struck.
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by maaaats 11y ago
Isn't the author's definition of RNNs wrong? I thought the difference is that a RNN allows connection back to previous layers, compared to a feed-forward net. Not this talk about "fixed sizes" and "accepting vectors
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by maaaats 11y ago
Many chiropractors in Scandinavia are basically physiotherapists specialized in back/neck problems, so the normal criticism about chiropractors doesn't necessarily apply to them. But yeah, some of them are the same quackery as you
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by maaaats 11y ago
My dad got that album for his birthday when I was ~9 years old. For some reason I got really hooked on the music, it made me start taking guitar lessons and has shaped much of my music taste.
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by maaaats 11y ago
Made a new video. A new clip from a bicycle ride, in which the hyperlapse is very good. And the old clip, showing the case with too much cropping. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0jNJBZP1QA
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by maaaats 11y ago
Yeah, you are probably right. And compared to other videos with hyperlapse, there are no close reference points here. No buildings or trees, just mountains far, far away, which may be hard to extrapolate anything from.
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by maaaats 11y ago
I had to try, with some downhill skiing footage I took a few weeks ago. It works well with the stabilizing[1], but screws up the FOV. The footage fed to the Hyperlapse program had even more details vertically than the first clip in my video
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by maaaats 11y ago
So you still didn't open the article? :/
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by maaaats 11y ago
I used to discuss these kind of theories online. Or, rather, these kind of people would visit the forums/boards I used to visit, and then present their "great ground shaking theories". As the author here states, most of thes
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by maaaats 11y ago
Please read the article, not just comment on the headline.
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by maaaats 11y ago
While not a bad idea, I think the existing avalanche rescue gear is better suited.
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by maaaats 11y ago
> Is that article from like 20 years ago ? Because where Tesla is the most popular (i.e. in the US), now a large part of the petrol is actually extracted locally. The article is from Sweden, which has little oil resources. I'd als
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by maaaats 11y ago
You made me realize why Edge may be a better name than Spartan, as they now can partially reuse the logo.
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by maaaats 11y ago
Thanks for a thoughtful and well written comment, it opened my eyes.
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by maaaats 11y ago
Conemu, which this builds upon, has tabs. And the Keyboard shortcuts section lists keys for tab management.
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by maaaats 11y ago
I am already a heavy user of Conemu, which this one apparently wraps. What new would I get by switching to this? What changes have it made to Conemu that one might like? I'm curious, always looking for a better experience.
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by maaaats 11y ago
> My biggest surprise was that the "booster" effect of coffee in the early morning might have been a pure placebo effect It's not necessarily placebo, but the fact that your body has adjusted to caffeine, so you need it
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by maaaats 11y ago
Running other people's code is unsafe whether it's java or not. Your comment is misguided.
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by maaaats 12y ago
It's a bit weird, really. Almost all systems have some dependency on modifying dates and times, yet many big frameworks and languages have completely broken support for it. Both Java and Javascript, which is the languages I know best,
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by maaaats 12y ago
Wasn't (isn't?) there a meta-tag for this? I remember in Opera, I could press some shortcut that would go to the next page in forums etc.
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by maaaats 12y ago
> So you're OK with throwing away a perfectly fine and proven internet protocol which has survived for several decades, on a vague notion you have that "it's probably not that cache-friendly anyway". Don't do s
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by maaaats 12y ago
Because your initial premise is flawed. Equal GET requests will often have different results based on the user doing them. Either because they are requesting their "own" data or because they have different privileges and see diffe
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by maaaats 12y ago
> The effect on those without computers at home The additional bandwidth is not really that big. Yes, you cannot cache the big news-papers etc. when everything is https, but I think most stuff people do nowadays is things that's n
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by maaaats 12y ago
We have used this as a ritual/test for new members in a student organization. Given a task, try to achieve it, if you fail, empty your drink.
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by maaaats 12y ago
> - International text input: Just press the key for ´ and then e and then you have é. Tada!

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