mimischi

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by mimischi 11mo ago
A classic issue of AI generated READMEs. Never to the point, always repetitive and verbose
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by mimischi 1y ago
Using it in GUI mode, you’ll end up using the terminal inside Emacs!
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by mimischi 1y ago
My biggest revelation was when I realized how to use Emacs to learn about Emacs. Knowing where to look up function, variable definitions etc was an eye opener in my understanding of how things work and are piped together
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by mimischi 1y ago
Why do you think our should not? Sincerely asking. And while I’m here, if you’re implying that Signal is Blut trustworthy, you should step out of the HN bubble and have a look around what everyone and their dog shares through less secure me
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by mimischi 1y ago
I don’t think there’s a correct answer here. Whatever floats your boat. Do you want to scribble things by hand into a physical notebook? Great! Want to use Notepad on Windows for .txt? Or create a .docx using Word? Don’t follow trends and s
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by mimischi 1y ago
Their point was that (i) React becoming the defacto standard played into the hands of Meta, who are interested in tracking people. (ii) Tracking is made easier by running arbitrary JavaScript in the browser. And (iii) before SPAs were big (
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by mimischi 1y ago
Just that it’s all done from the comfort of the editor one knows and loves, with the same key binding and semantics that at there, whether you edit files in fired, write code, a commit message or an email. Not to get too deep into this, but
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by mimischi 1y ago
What routes are those? I thought you can only be picked up/dropped off at designated stops
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by mimischi 1y ago
Not OP, but I heavily rely on Google Maps reviews. Haven’t found another platform that replaces them.
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by mimischi 1y ago
The embedded video in the README is working just fine in Safari on iOS
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by mimischi 1y ago
Thanks! Looks like I missed that last part somehow :)
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by mimischi 1y ago
Also wondering if, as another commenter mentioned, it might be trying to estimate your location just by network means.
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by mimischi 1y ago
In 2017, the Hollywood actor Shia LaBeouf (and two others artists from a trio called "LaBeouf, Rönkkö & Turner") put up a flag in an undisclosed location as part of their "HEWILLNOTDIVIDE.US" work [1]. > On March
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by mimischi 1y ago
AI slop, but also for all the imagery. The early 00s called, and want their large icons back. This is the worst landing page I’ve seen—almost screams crypto-scam.
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by mimischi 2y ago
Makes me wonder: did Bill write all of this text? Did he decide this effect is cool and must go in? Did he even know about that text effect?
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by mimischi 2y ago
As a software engineer with a PhD: I am not getting paid enough.
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by mimischi 2y ago
But is it more comfortable, then say, an old school analog expensive mattress? I can’t shake the feeling these companies are selling snake oil (that is not to say that old school analog mattresses aren’t overpriced either)
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by mimischi 2y ago
I’m genuinely curious: do you really get back to those tabs and read them? I find I end up in these rabbit holes, then realize what time it is and context switch to something else. Once I happen to get back to the collection of Wikipedia ta
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by mimischi 2y ago
Duden is written with an “u”, and not an “ü” :) [1] [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duden
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by mimischi 2y ago
And the people that do work night shifts, have their shifts either shortened or extended by an hour as well (at least in Germany, from what I’m aware)
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by mimischi 2y ago
Curious, did you go through the math of figuring out how much the initial file transfer and ongoing cost will set you back (not a lot from the sounds of it). Should be way to do, but I’ve just not found the time yet to do that for a backup
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by mimischi 2y ago
As Germans like to say: the rules are the rules!
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by mimischi 2y ago
So is this Recall by Microsoft, without having to use Windows? Great! /s
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by mimischi 2y ago
What do you mean, 50 years ago? Go to any smallish town in German and you’ll find a farmers market about once a week, with people shouting at passerby’s to buy their cheap produce. Probably the same in most European countries, and I’d wager
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by mimischi 2y ago
Looks like it’s octets: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octet_(computing)
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by mimischi 2y ago
Been using dokku for probably 8 years now? (or something close to that; it used to be written entirely in bash!) Hosting private stuff on it, and an application at $oldplace probably also still runs on this solid setup. Highly recommended,
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by mimischi 2y ago
Sure. That's a very biased way of looking at things. RBs/REs, and even S-/U-Bahn are likely to have ample seating even during "rush hours" in most of Germany. But it sounds like you've never seen cities like Lo
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by mimischi 2y ago
I think it’s a demo of the interface and nothing more
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by mimischi 2y ago
Would be curious to know if there’s an overlap with other retailers. Many “discount” supermarkets in Germany (Aldi, Penny, Lidl, Netto) have such aisles. As far as I can see in the UK, both Aldi and Lidl have similar things here, but not th
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by mimischi 2y ago
> wish it had a “I’m looking for something new” / “familiar” toggle Have you tried the “Discovery Station” on Apple Music? It’s supposed to play only music new to you. It’s fairly new and was introduced in summer 2023.

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