n8henrie

8 ms·

91.
by n8henrie 2y ago
I was using Karabiner for years just to remap caps to a hyper key. A few months ago replaced it with a launchagent to run something like this remapping caps to F19 (and using F19 instead of hyper, in hammerspoon) -- has been working great.
92.
by n8henrie 2y ago
https://semiwiki.com/semiconductor-services/semiconductor-ad...
93.
by n8henrie 2y ago
The "0-60 mph in 4.2 s" is doing a lot of the heavy lifting in this comparison.
94.
by n8henrie 2y ago
> I'm referring to doctors with/of influence in the medical board. So your unqualified statement refers to a specific and very small proportion of doctors. I'm extremely grateful that APCs have independent practice in my
95.
by n8henrie 2y ago
Can you explain what you mean about doctors sabotaging PAs? In what way? And which doctors are to blame?
96.
by n8henrie 2y ago
> One simple thing you can do is just automatically reindent the whole block. This is exactly the point of my comment -- the absence of an obvious / reasonable automatic formatter is the problem I'm pointing to.
97.
by n8henrie 2y ago
I am quite grateful that they rewrote so many tools that I had been using. Upgrades were super painful with them split into a dozen separate packages, I routinely ran into incompatibilities and had to pin to specific versions to deal with t
98.
by n8henrie 2y ago
As a hobbyist that keeps trying to break into lisp, I think the absence of an obviously good formatter for lisps has made things much harder. This looks like how I've naively tried to format things, and having started with python kin
99.
by n8henrie 2y ago
Read this in my early 20s and loved it. Many ideas that have stuck with me. Hoping to reread it with my wife soon, nearly 20 years later, and see how it aged.
100.
by n8henrie 2y ago
Interesting take. As a hobbyist, I get special characters and escapes wrong in systemd all the time, because they try to look like regular shell but aren't. And systemd-escape (or whatever it's called) just makes an ugly mess that
101.
by n8henrie 2y ago
Hey man, funny "seeing" you round these parts!
102.
by n8henrie 2y ago
My son (9) loves Veloren!
103.
by n8henrie 2y ago
NixOS and helix!
104.
by n8henrie 2y ago
Unfortunately most of the older models do not have a way to root them (AFAICT, I've checked in on this occasionally for years). I have a 2017 fire that I was able to get lineage on, but unfortunately it was a mostly broken "test&q
105.
by n8henrie 2y ago
Also interested in resources here -- familiar with python, go, rust, but never used a lisp. As a learning experiment, I was able to use the fennel website to convert my Hammerspoon config from lua to fennel, but I still struggle to add new
106.
by n8henrie 2y ago
Hmm, 502 on their official forum: https://forums.flaskbb.org/
107.
by n8henrie 2y ago
I get this error upon first run, both with pipx and with a regular venv: https://github.com/sherlock-project/sherlock/issues/2294
108.
by n8henrie 2y ago
> You linked to an invocation of grep without any further context. I linked to an invocation of grep in the package in question . Sorry, on mobile so I just copied the first link to the package from my search results. > What, specifi
109.
by n8henrie 2y ago
If anyone wants to help me update the nix package for the CLI, I'd appreciate it. The whole Deno thing is foreign territory for me. https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/81629effd3f7e0cea0c1cf...
110.
by n8henrie 2y ago
Please see my response to a sibling commenter. Nearly everything above is also true of ethanol. Drinking too much water is also lethal. I take care of plenty of patients that drink IPA. It is not uncommon in both people that think it will k
111.
by n8henrie 2y ago
You can be hospitalized for drinking too much ethanol, or too much water. Are those not drinkable? I'm an ER physician. I have worked in a poison control center. I take care of the people that drink IPA. I work on the Navajo Native Ame
112.
by n8henrie 2y ago
Isopropyl is drinkable (and highly intoxicating). Just very unpleasant to drink and highly irritating to the mucosa.
113.
by n8henrie 2y ago
Typo: 21
114.
by n8henrie 2y ago
Not at all. Type II error is routinely the result of methodological flaws like insufficient sample size. It would be asinine to study the effects of parachutes on survivability of jumping from airplanes, hypothesizing that they would help,
115.
by n8henrie 2y ago
"Might mean" is a far cry from "our hypothesis is probably still right." This type of speculation is commonplace -- even expected -- in the discussion section of an article. Not much different than the lame duck "fu
116.
by n8henrie 2y ago
Totally fair. And thank you for the rewording (sincerely). I haven't used polars for anything business or finance related, so this is likely one of many blind spots for me. Reviewing my work, only needed an hourly aggregation, which wa
117.
by n8henrie 2y ago
I don't know what exponential weighted covariance is, but I've had pretty good luck converting time series-based analyses from pandas to polars (for patient presentations to my emergency department -- patients per hour, per day, p
118.
by n8henrie 2y ago
Same here -- I like `fd` for quick stuff, but routinely have to fall back to `find`.
119.
by n8henrie 2y ago
I have CarPlay and my RAV4 Prime's built-in garage door opener button works, but I've never seen anything on my CarPlay about the garage. How does this work?
120.
by n8henrie 2y ago
Can you provide any more specifics? I've done the same and had good luck with rust across most Linux, but found Go easier musl, armv7, and for freebsd.

More ›