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by marble-drink 7y ago
The only problem with that is it's hard to keep the dependencies up to date. Pip-tools solves this problem.
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by marble-drink 7y ago
It's not that bad if you use the right tools. The two main options are an all-in-one solution like poetry or pipenv, and an ensemble of tools like pyenv, virtualenvwrapper, versioneer and pip-tools. I prefer the latter because it feels
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by marble-drink 7y ago
I use a bicycle but I'd only do this if I enjoy it anyway, otherwise you're just paying with your time instead of money which is actually a worse deal.
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by marble-drink 7y ago
I always wonder why projects like this don't use OpenStreetMap. Public (and private) fruit sources could actually be added to OSM itself.
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by marble-drink 7y ago
It's amazing to me that people can make the argument that it's not right to eat something based on intelligence. We should give extra care to less intelligent feeling beings, not less.
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by marble-drink 7y ago
> Though be forewarned: It's a dietary path that gets you equally harassed by vegetarians and the meat-and-potatoes crowd What kind of people are you mixing with if they are ceaselessly harassing you for what kind of food you'r
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by marble-drink 7y ago
You just can't compare commuting on time alone. If you commute by car then 100% of that time is spent sitting down either driving or stuck in traffic. If you commute by public transport then maybe 50% of the time is spent reading, and
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by marble-drink 7y ago
Not quite. Oil and its derivatives are also subject to heavy subsidies and taxation. These "corrections" are supposed to take into account external costs and benefits that wouldn't be otherwise in the price but, unfortunately
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by marble-drink 7y ago
Multiple-use plastics. You can use a plastic bag way more than a few times.
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by marble-drink 7y ago
The wheels are already in motion. It's been that way for decades now. Look around you. The banks will start pushing even harder to get rid of physical currency soon. Except strong discouragement. You already can't do many things w
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by marble-drink 7y ago
Yeah, it's at least intermediate. I pulled 220kg at 80kg BW and that took more than a year of consistent training. I know it's a lot because I was lifting with people who lifted for competitions.
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by marble-drink 7y ago
I didn't say starting weight. That's not a starting weight for anyone. But it's attainable for most people with training .
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by marble-drink 7y ago
Ugh... really? I meant to train yourself to be able to lift two times bodyweight. Nobody can do that without training. Of course I didn't mean that someone should just go into the gym and try it. You should aim for two times bodyweig
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by marble-drink 7y ago
No USB3. I don't think it's any good as a thin client any more, it's only good as a low power server. Before the Pi4 it was much more attractive, especially because of GigE and because the Atom chip in it is pretty good compa
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by marble-drink 7y ago
Deadlifts are great. But people need to know what "heavy" really means. For a deadlift that means at least two times your bodyweight. Many people in the gym just don't try hard enough.
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by marble-drink 7y ago
The power supply in this case was just a wall-wart plug and I always thought they were just transformers which are too simple to fail. But thinking about it now, there must also be a rectifier in there at least. Maybe there's much more
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by marble-drink 7y ago
Yeah, well I don't think you'd get a 4-core Atom for the same price, so maybe not so good compared to the Pi4 then.
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by marble-drink 7y ago
Funnily enough my trusty Pi2 which has been running continuously for several years now stopped working last night. At first I thought it must be the SD card, as those are known to fail. Nope. So I thought it must be the Pi itself. I suppose
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by marble-drink 7y ago
I run Gentoo. Very minimal system. Really quick. sway window manager (i3 clone for wayland). It's probably not as bad as I made it sound, though. I use tools and I am always trying to automate away any work in my life. But I like simpl
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by marble-drink 7y ago
I went back and forth for a bit. Ultimately ivy was faster, though, which meant I could use it for more things. I used ido-hacks before which sped ido up enough to use it for M-x, but ivy is already easily fast enough for that.
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by marble-drink 7y ago
Honestly? I derive pleasure from hard work. I'm somewhat of a masochist in that way, I guess. I shun convenience and choose the hard path towards personal enlightenment.
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by marble-drink 7y ago
ido-mode was the standard back in the day. I have since moved to ivy/swiper but it was ido-mode that showed me the way some ten years ago (or more). One sad thing about FZF is that it doesn't also support tab-completion. Both ido
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by marble-drink 7y ago
That's why emacs users tend to use emacs for everything. Ultimately, everything we do is all text. Editing source code, writing notes, searching through documents, writing emails. It's natural to want to use your favourite tool fo
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by marble-drink 7y ago
Python in a REPL isn't really possible because you can't reload modules. It's OK if you're working on just one module but as soon as that's not true it's just not possible. And if you use relative imports you c