mclehman

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by mclehman 8y ago
I'm struggling to come up with anything other than "Cody".
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by mclehman 8y ago
I wish I'd done that with a lot of the indie music and otherwise unpopular things I was interested in years ago. There's a particular album I wish I could find and listen to, but I've only ever been able to find one article t
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by mclehman 9y ago
Piling on with a bit more pedantry, my experience is a bit different. In my current ring theory course, we have indeed written things like 3 * 3 = 1 when working in |F_5 (not sure that notation is going to work as well as I hope, looks alri
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by mclehman 9y ago
I'm in much the same boat: Planck with the Workman layout (laptop and desktop), laptop keyboard with both Workman (touch typing) and qwerty (very much not touch typing), and on-screen on my phone. Even just swapping between the stagger
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by mclehman 9y ago
Agreed, breaking your concentration to type is bad and rather easily mitigated. However, the time required to break the flow of whatever you happen to be doing is very small. Imagine you could type instantly. As soon as you thought of what
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by mclehman 9y ago
> All the Chinese people I meet here are working. To be fair, you wouldn't see Chinese individuals "unoccupying" units.
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by mclehman 9y ago
I wouldn't characterize "stole from" as a transitive relation.
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by mclehman 9y ago
If I recall correctly, someone was able to fool TouchID a few years ago using a fake print created purely from pictures of a German government official.
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by mclehman 9y ago
There is also a very large range of responses to the EnChroma glasses. I've seen or heard about plenty of intense reactions to them, but my personal experience has not reflected that. My brother-in-law and I are both colorblind (mine i
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by mclehman 9y ago
Would this be similar to the eSIM in my Pixel 2 XL?
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by mclehman 9y ago
Sure, you can flatten that example, but I'd still be interested in losing the explicit and repetitive null checks.
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by mclehman 9y ago
Albuquerque born and raised, I use up for north and east for the same reason. Everyone else I've asked in ABQ uses up for "the direction I'm going".
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by mclehman 9y ago
Personally, I just keep scaling up the springs in my switches. Started standard, then went up to 85g, sitting at 180g with 250g switches waiting to be put into a board. No gentle typing required and I never bottom out strongly while typing.
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by mclehman 9y ago
What WiFi problems would those be? I'm sitting on Sierra for now, but my laptop has been refusing to connect to a network automatically 95% of the time on wake. Now I'm wondering if it's worth braving High Sierra for a fix to
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by mclehman 9y ago
This issue is one of the things Perl 6 addresses well in my opinion. Regular ranges include their endpoints, and you can think of ^ as "not including" or "up to (exclusive)" 1..5 is 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 1..^5 is 1, 2, 3, 4 1^..
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by mclehman 9y ago
In that case, why have the quick access menu at all?
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by mclehman 9y ago
That said, brian d foy is not Brian D Foy.
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by mclehman 9y ago
Interesting. I use Workman as well on my 40% keyboards (standard keyboards I use QWERTY and don't even attempt to touch type). I think learning Workman and Vim at the same time is what saved me. I never remapped anything, I just avoid
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by mclehman 9y ago
Easier to write, yes, but only outside of emacs (and anything with good snippet support). Within emacs, <s TAB expands to #+BEGIN_SRC | #+END_SRC with the cursor placed to specify a language. As for readability, I don't
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by mclehman 9y ago
Agreed. Straightforward arithmetic is the capability, in Lisps represented in such a way as to fit with the philosophy of the language. It's not like the majority* of languages see infix (or prefix, postfix, postcircumfix, etc.) notati
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by mclehman 9y ago
Decred is currently mined using a mix of PoW and PoS. Current supply[1]: PoW-mined: 43.5% PoS-mined: 21.8% Development Subsidy: 7.3% Airdrop: 13.7% Dev Premine: 13.7% Blackcoin is also PoS mined, and NXT reaches consensus using PoS but if I
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by mclehman 9y ago
I agree with that. You can hand limits as a tool to someone already comfortable with the concepts and present them as a way to quantify their intuitive understanding.
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by mclehman 9y ago
Lisp + Emacs + SLIME: miss no longer. Picking them all up is a tall order though.
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by mclehman 9y ago
I've used the Radeon control panel. I also use the Slack and Spotify apps all the time with no complaints. The Radeon interface does not fit in at all with Windows (nor macOS or any Linux DE I've ever seen, for that matter) and is
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by mclehman 9y ago
/r/mechanicalkeyboards, /r/fountainpens, /r/headphones and a lot of programming language subreddits are usually friendly.
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by mclehman 9y ago
Perhaps they meant to make a distinction between the inherently debatable "what he would have wanted" and "what we actually have a written statement of him wanting"?
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by mclehman 9y ago
I for one use not just an exotic layout, but a homegrown one. My alphas match the Workman layout, and I use a 12 column, 4 row keyboard (a Planck form OLKB) so that I have plenty of thumb keys. Symbols are kept on a separate layer of keys a
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by mclehman 9y ago
> I don't think that keyboard part is really meaningful to anyone who claims to love programming I'd beg to differ on that front.
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by mclehman 9y ago
Have you looked at Perl 6 at all? Whitespace in regexen is insignificant if not quoted, so not only can you add a little space between sections, you can split a regex over several lines and add comments throughout. It also has first-class g
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by mclehman 9y ago
I tried Vim bindings in Atom for about five minutes before the inconsistencies pushed me back to regular Vim (this was back when I started learning). I switched to emacs/evil-mode a while ago (maybe 7-8 months into using Vim) and I&#x2

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