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The list of example programs is really fascinating: https://www.dangermouse.net/esoteric/piet/samples.html
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Cheap, fast, and good are three interesting measures. It’s often said you can pick any two, and from experience I would have to agree. I’d be curious to hear about projects spanning this gamut – something done fast n’ good but costing dearl
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Not the perfect solution, but I use NewTabTweaker [1] in FF set to redirect new tabs to DuckDuckGo. It works pretty well in combination with SurfingKeys, although I do occasionally need to use default FF keybinds, e.g. when a page fails to
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Maybe “semicolons are hard-coded monads” is a better phrasing?
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SurfingKeys is my top 5 most useful pieces of software. I’ve heavily customized it to make my web browsing as efficient as possible for my workflow. Check out my configuration to get some ideas of what you can do: https://github.
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MuQSS / Brain Fuck Scheduler Aims to Improve Performance on the Linux Desktop
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Why I quit: kernel developer Con Kolivas (2007)
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https://xkcd.com/927/
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For Arch Linux, see: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Microcode
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If you're on Linux, you may need to install a package to get µcode updates. The Arch Wiki has a particularly informative article on the subject: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Microcode
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Welcome to California!
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I wrote a very crude library like this in VimL to make writing syntax plugins a bit easier: https://github.com/b0o/builder.vim You can see it in use here: https://github.com/b0o/quicktemplate.vim&#
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> TopShell can use such programs, but TopShell scripts can't currently become such programs. I'm still looking for the right way to do this - one way would be to have a `main : System -> Stream Bytes -> Stream Bytes` wher
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TopShell looks very interesting, thank you for sharing! This is a problem domain which I've been thinking a lot about recently. I write tons of shell (bash) scripts. I hate bash and its peculiarities, but it remains one of the quicke
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Over the past 2 or so weeks, I’ve been getting 500 errors from GitHub quite regularly. A page will take a while to load, then finally fail with an octocat error page. Reloading the page usually succeeds with the correct page, so it seems to
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I’m personally against over-sanitization and think exposure to a moderate amount of ‘germs’, especially during developmental years, is healthy. However, a public restroom isn’t really the place I want to get my daily dose. I’m definitely no
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Hand dryers need to die. Their primary benefit is lower cost of operation for the facility, but other than that, their environmental impact is at best marginally better than paper towels, and worst is their hygienic aspect. Various studies
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This is neat! Here's a JS version: > const ip2dec = ip => ip.split(".").reverse().reduce((acc, n, i) => acc + (parseInt(n) * (2 ** (i * 8))), 0) > ip2dec("192.168.0.1") 3232235521 > ip2dec(&
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As someone living on the second floor of a rather old (built in 1940s) apartment building in Northern California, I’d love to hear any suggestions for ensuring it’s safe in the event of an earthquake like this.
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This will protect your machine from being DoS’d, but what if your key is poisoned? Nobody will be able to use it.
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Cannabis.
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Vendor prefixes are no longer being used for new features - flags and preview releases are the new way browsers release draft features like this. CSS grid level 2 is a W3C draft design which, if accepted, will make its way into all browsers
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The distinction with accelerometer data is that some platforms do not require the user to grant permission to access, as opposed to camera/microphone access. Apparently, prior to iOS 12.2, Apple did not require the user to grant a webs
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My experience with Go is that the syntax is more rigid as compared to Python but the community is much less idealistic. As long as your code is linted with gofmt and it compiles (and doesn’t abuse reflection), the community tolerates more c
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Another interesting read is “The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind” by Julian Jaynes, which outlines hypothesis of bicameralism [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bicameralism_(psycholog
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I'd like a service like this, but which I could just SSH to and automatically connect to a fresh Linux instance each time. It seems like it'd be pretty simple accomplish. You could continually pre-boot a number of Linux containers
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Do extensions like uBlock Origin and Privacy Badger already accomplish this?
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Dave Amos, one of the authors of this publication, has a YouTube channel called City Beautiful [1] in which he covers issues around urban planning. It is absolutely worth a watch. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC
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I stripped the logo off the front of my LG monitor with some acetone, and it only damaged the plastic a little bit...
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I love your rodent analogy, I feel like that all the time. Let's all realize that corporations are the best manipulators in history. It is essentially impossible for a person to take advantage of a corporation in an ethical/non-cr
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