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CSS Zen Garden: The Beauty of CSS Design(csszengarden.com)
4 points by mirawelner 2y ago|2 comments
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by mirawelner 2y ago
VSCode is currently more complete than Zed but Zed is more configurable. Also I suspect that Zed will improve rapidly and VSCode is mostly already plateaued due to Zed being new and open source and VSCode being old and made by Microsoft. Al
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by mirawelner 2y ago
I need to get better at checking for past subs :(
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The Drunken Plagiarists: working with copilots(queue.acm.org)
4 points by mirawelner 2y ago|3 comments
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by mirawelner 2y ago
I mean he’s not doing this for money he’s doing it for influence. Still, glad to see he is losing
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by mirawelner 2y ago
I guess when you are as huge as Google you don’t need to worry about a few million users - the economics of scale are certainly interesting
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by mirawelner 2y ago
I switched from VSCode to Zed and I’m a huge fan! They don’t have support for Jupyter notebooks yet so I have to use Spyder for those but I love how easily Zed runs and how configurable it is. Also half my workspaces are on remote servers a
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When a hyperspectral image is a cube(mirawelner.com)
7 points by mirawelner 2y ago|5 comments
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Perspectives from the Technical University of Munich(mirawelner.com)
1 points by mirawelner 2y ago|0 comments
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by mirawelner 2y ago
This is such a good series - my favorite video is "Part 2: 1-D Sine Waves and Their Sums" which makes fourier transforms make so much sense.
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by mirawelner 2y ago
Thank you very much I’m glad you liked it! I’ll look into fetch and mod_mt - they seem helpful!
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by mirawelner 2y ago
I didn't know that was a thing you could do! I appreciate the comment and I have added creating a permanent address for the local network in the post and given you credit. I give your HackerNews username credit please let me know if yo
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by mirawelner 2y ago
I am glad you like it! Theoretically, routers have public IPs that change often and you have to buy something to make sure they don't. In practice, this has only ever happened once to me when my router got hacked and I had to get firmw
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by mirawelner 2y ago
Thank you very much and I'm glad you enjoyed it! I'll absolutely look into cloudlfare now that my site is getting more traffic - I need to learn more about security anyways so this is a great opportunity for me!
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by mirawelner 2y ago
glad you enjoyed!
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by mirawelner 2y ago
Thank you! I will look into that - it's linked to my home wifi so secruity vulnerabilities would be really bad for me. Much appreciated!
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by mirawelner 2y ago
fixed thank you!
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by mirawelner 2y ago
Glad you enjoyed!
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by mirawelner 2y ago
Haha I think the latter assumption is more correct. I really know next to nothing about web design. I do data science and machine learning, which is quite different really. I started this project as a Freshman in undergrad and it was origin
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by mirawelner 2y ago
I checked out your tutorial, its very cool! Do you think the 512MB harddisk makes your site more robust for when there are many queries? My site was crashed last night because of the hackernews hug of death and I may have to upgrade.
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by mirawelner 2y ago
Glad you enjoyed it! Here you go: https://mirawelner.com/rss.xml
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How I built this website on a Raspberry Pi(mirawelner.com)
115 points by mirawelner 2y ago|90 comments
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by mirawelner 2y ago
There is a psychology paper waiting to be written about humans perceiving intellect as the ability to communicate knowledge convincingly and thus being amazed by LLMs. I’m by no means immune to it
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by mirawelner 2y ago
I disagree that non-engineers should never have to deal with git. This may be true at large organizations, but at startups and labs, many people who are not software developers have to work with of code. In the biotech startup I worked for,
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A Series of Unfortunate Series(mathwithbaddrawings.com)
1 points by mirawelner 2y ago|0 comments
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by mirawelner 2y ago
title text added :)
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by mirawelner 2y ago
I am very new to web design - I appreciate the feedback! I changed it to a serif font (Merriweather) and increased the margins for the browser version. Is this more readable?
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by mirawelner 2y ago
Rebase rewrites history to an extent. What I do (and this is also the advice in Pro Git for what thats worth) is use rebase when I'm working in local because its cleaner, but the moment anything ends up on GitHub, I use merge because I
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Can we communally deprecate git checkout?(mirawelner.com)
57 points by mirawelner 2y ago|142 comments
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This post is not about Python(jerf.org)
3 points by mirawelner 2y ago|0 comments

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