melissalobos

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by melissalobos 4y ago
It was mentioned in the DALL-E github repo.
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by melissalobos 4y ago
It looks like you have done a lot of work with sixels based on your github too. Have you ever written anything about that?
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CuteXterm- Sensible defaults for xterm in the 21st century(github.com)
8 points by melissalobos 4y ago|2 comments
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Termbox2(github.com)
21 points by melissalobos 4y ago|1 comments
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Everything you ever wanted to know about terminals(xn--rpa.cc)
377 points by melissalobos 4y ago|177 comments
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by melissalobos 4y ago
> Wow this Sherlock Holmes-level research. It isn't very hard to click on the usernames after you see some suspicious messaging from similar accounts.
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by melissalobos 4y ago
> I should be ruinously taxed I don't know where you are getting that it would be a ruinous tax. It should also be offset by not having other types of taxes in a pure Georgian system.
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by melissalobos 4y ago
Did something change with this recently? Or was there other new news about it?
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by melissalobos 4y ago
I don't really know what this is decrying, but this was very well written.
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by melissalobos 4y ago
> - the main value of vi is editing speed If it is purely mechanical type changes I would just use sed or find and replace, otherwise I think scrolling with a mouse and clicking tends to be fast enough. Could you explain a bit more abou
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by melissalobos 4y ago
I really can't say I have understood, what exactly org-mode is supposed to be. I have seen the website and had an ardent fan explain it to me, but still don't get it. How is it better than having another text file open in another
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by melissalobos 4y ago
I can sympathize with this strongly. I have tried vim/emacs a few times, and frankly I can't see any improvement from just using any reasonable editor. Also from my own experience they tend to be much inferior IDEs than even a not
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by melissalobos 4y ago
It was interesting to play against, but it got stuck into a threefold repetition and the match ended in a draw, maybe do something to detect move cycles.
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More Control and Package Management Using Package Users(linuxfromscratch.org)
1 points by melissalobos 4y ago|0 comments
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by melissalobos 4y ago
Man, the way they choose the sounds for all the interactive parts is perfect, that was one of the most fun demos to use.
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by melissalobos 4y ago
Isn't this one of those "If everyone is crazy, you're crazy" situations? If every house is overvalued by some metric, then maybe the metric is wrong. People's perceptions of value are a large part of the actual valu
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by melissalobos 4y ago
> Do you have any examples of the “perfectly safe code the Rust compiler will nag you about”? Not an example, but if the borrow checker approved every proper program in a reasonable time, then it could solve the halting problem.
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by melissalobos 4y ago
Rust is slightly unusual in that most users/potential users of it tend to be very vocal about it. It would be nice if their knowledge matched their enthusiasm.
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by melissalobos 4y ago
https://actix.rs/ Look at the first example. It can be very similar.
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by melissalobos 4y ago
> start to try mutate things for example it get 100x more complicated that Python. I don't know about 100x, using Box and mutexes it is pretty much as complicated or maybe 2x. If you want it to be efficient and leverage all of Rust
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by melissalobos 4y ago
Another solution is just to use inotify-tools and inotify-watch and wrap that in a while true with your commands after. But I like this solution much more.
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Entr: Rerun your build when files change(jvns.ca)
40 points by melissalobos 4y ago|13 comments
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by melissalobos 4y ago
> cholesterol is essential for the production of bile which breaks down foods So maybe the person fasting had higher cholesterol levels due to his body needing more bile immediately to breakdown a larger amount of food at once? I am very
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by melissalobos 4y ago
1lb of body fat is ~3500 calories. An average person doing average things burns around 2000 calories. You can easily put in your own numbers and get your own results. Just calculate your TDEE(total daily energy expenditure) and look up how
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by melissalobos 4y ago
> Where is the limit? You lose roughly ~0.75 lbs of body fat at normal fasting levels assuming a reasonably active regular sized person. So how ever many days worth of body fat you would like to gain and lose regularly. You would have t
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by melissalobos 4y ago
> it reduces tolerance to other substances, like caffeine Would this help at all with withdrawal symptoms as well? I don't know anything about biochemistry so that may be a very stupid question.
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by melissalobos 4y ago
Sure, just try to properly document what it does. There are some characters that are easily confused at first glance even for native speakers, so be sure to use some common sense.
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by melissalobos 4y ago
> The learning rate is a well known name that basically every one will understand Absolutely! Because as we all know, everyone speaks English. The GP's point was that greek letters are used in lots and lots of papers even written in
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by melissalobos 4y ago
> Olek is a short for Aleksander. Very likely this is due to both being transliterations from Cyrillic.
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by melissalobos 4y ago
> undiagnosed adhd I don't know if not wanting to perform boring activities in your free time is a great indicator of adhd. How far would a neurotypical person get into a long terms and conditions disclaimer before wanting to quit

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