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by n8henrie 4y ago
Interesting that you call out venv creation as a UX problem. I never considered it any worse than having to `cargo new` a project. I find having to activate and deactivate vs trust a 3rd party project that watches my every `cd` a much bigge
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by n8henrie 4y ago
Weird. Wife and I are physicians, 2 kindergarten aged kids, not sure any of us have had an antibiotic in the last decade. Most of my colleagues feel similarly with their families. Much more likely to give an antibiotic to a patient who does
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by n8henrie 4y ago
If you're comfortable sharing, do you have some kind of severe dietary restriction? Do you spend a relatively normal (at least for HN) amount of time outdoors? This sounds like a very unusual story, I would be concerned about some oth
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by n8henrie 4y ago
In the US, when people have intolerable lives, we let them commit suicide the good-old-fashioned way.
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by n8henrie 4y ago
Interesting -- why do you define an alias that defines and then immediately calls a function instead of just defining `weather` as the function itself?
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by n8henrie 4y ago
Seems somewhat similar to Scaniverse (ios, free, I think owned by niantic): https://apps.apple.com/us/app/scaniverse-3d-scanner/id154143...
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by n8henrie 4y ago
> Technically I’m actively maintaining all of them, in that if someone reports a bug I’ll push out a fix. Ironically, I toned down my enthusiasm for this author's (many) projects after my initial perusing led me to something interes
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by n8henrie 4y ago
No. Mine just borked again last month. Happens once or twice per year. Thankfully this is not my first rodeo. My Time Machine over SMB on ZFS setup has zfs-auto-snapshot set up, so I was able to roll back to a snapshot a month or so prior,
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by n8henrie 4y ago
I was trying to make an aarch64 RedoxOS VM a couple weeks ago and ran into some issues, eventually learning that aarch64 seemed like it was in better shape earlier and not quite there for 0.7 (or at least that was my impression). Eventually
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by n8henrie 4y ago
> Ultimately if the air is smokey You seem to be conflating "looks smokey" with particulate matter, which I suspect is generally reasonable but perhaps not in all contexts. Water vapor can cause the air to look "smokey.&qu
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by n8henrie 4y ago
Weird, I've had exactly the opposite experience. Neovim seems to have much more usable defaults IMO, I was able to decrease my config size a fair amount when I stopped trying to maintain a vim-compatible config file, in large part beca
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by n8henrie 4y ago
I hadn't thought of cannabis consumption as being unequivocally associated with cancer risk. I haven't paid much attention, but there was a pretty big JAMA paper a decade or so ago that didn't demonstrate much risk at somethi
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by n8henrie 4y ago
https://getcryst.al/site is a little light on details -- is there something that talks about the philosophy of crystal Linux, or whatever makes it special / unique? If you're happy with your DE on Arch, is there a
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by n8henrie 4y ago
Love NV and nvAlt! Still use multiple times daily. Set to keep things as individual files, Syncthing between machines, and to my iPhone (where I use 1Writer) via iCloud. Works great, shared notes is the only thing I miss from my prior nv&#x
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by n8henrie 4y ago
Yes, I've generally used curl | xmllint --html --xpath for this (usually piped to awk). Not always very pretty, but seems pretty available on MacOS / Linux.
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by n8henrie 4y ago
I don't think you can run ZFS on any Pi older than a 4 (even then only with non-base-model RAM). I also like and use ZFS, but I run BTRFS on all my Pis and it's been solid for years on end, whether SD card or SSD. Benefits in this
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by n8henrie 4y ago
I'm surprised to hear you call it "terse," in trying to learn Swift I've found it painfully verbose for the most part (function calls with required keyword arguments by default, function definitions with external and int
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by n8henrie 4y ago
Medium-hosted content is blanket blocked at my place of work (a US federal government facility, though I don't know if this is a local firewall setting or something national). So yes I am disappointed when content is only on medium. Th
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by n8henrie 4y ago
It's a shame that metabolic ward studies are so expensive and relatively rare. I think there would be a much more informed conversation on these topics if people looked to them more enthusiastically.
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by n8henrie 4y ago
Thanks again, I'll keep reading. For posterity, another good resource (at least for Swift): https://github.com/apple/swift/blob/main/docs/HowSwiftImport...
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by n8henrie 4y ago
I didn't realize UTM was open source, so I followed a few guides for setting up VMs directly with libvirt: https://n8henrie.com/2022/09/linux-vms-on-my-m1-mac/ Having since learned that they are open sou
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by n8henrie 4y ago
Thanks for your response! I would edit to clarify but missed the edit window on my post. > are you trying to call into C++ libraries from Rust/Swift using their FFI to C? Yes. Examples (just POC, getting things to link and compile):
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by n8henrie 4y ago
Not to derail the OP too much, but I've also been C-curious for a while, but specifically for writing wrappers C++ projects (for FFI calls from rust, swift, etc.). I've written a few such wrappers that work, but I have no idea w
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by n8henrie 4y ago
I'm also familiar with the term but was hoping the post was about the app -- or rather about a rust equivalent to the app!
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by n8henrie 4y ago
Sorry for your loss. "Sudden cardiac death" is more of a description than a diagnosis, so it's hard to say. You may be being intentionally vague for her privacy, which makes sense. Common causes vary widely, from cardiac dysr
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by n8henrie 4y ago
Wow, good to know.
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by n8henrie 4y ago
Started the transition from Gmail to FastMail at custom domain yesterday. Presence of an API was definitely important (though I probably should have tested it out during the free trial). Had some initial buyer's regret for no reason in
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by n8henrie 4y ago
As a nutrition student learning to convince water-restricted patients that caffeinated beverages count the same as other beverages toward daily water intake, I put together a few abstracts on this subject a good while ago: https:/&#x2
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by n8henrie 4y ago
Based on the context of self-hosting, I assume the parent wrote correctly.
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by n8henrie 4y ago
I think your link (or rather the reference in your link) refutes your statement. If I'm reading correctly, beyond age, you also have to subgroup by sex and by the particular vaccine type to find a subgroup where myocarditis risk of vac

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