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Implementing the Eisenhower Matrix for the Org Mode agenda: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66567445/how-to-use-a-or...
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Los Alamos Chess
(en.wikipedia.org)
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3y ago
And how would you know? Please go and do your devisive and dubious trolling somewhere else.
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It would be cool to be able to just click on anything and adjust its code to however you like it. I guess that Smalltalk and its descendants allow this. But so does Emacs. It's not an operating system, but it covers a lot of the use-ca
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Live in what sense? To me Emacs fits the bill, or at least a subset thereof.
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Wonderful as ever. Kay demonstrates an emulator of Sketchpad. Anyone know if it's been shared anywhere?
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Ask HN: Did or do you still print to continuous form paper?
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Not necessarily, the majority of them probably wouldn't have ended up in anything tech related. But they probably did end up back in China, so hopefully it would be hard to demand payment at least?
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A few years ago I taught an introduction to website developmment module at a university where students built jekyll sites. I got them to to host on netlify. Now that I no longer teach at that uni and their email accounts will have expired I
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I think that the distinction makes the code clearer to read. LET tells a future reader that they don't need to bother scanning each variable binding for parent variables, whereas LET* tells them that they do. Seems like the same logic
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Sacha Chua does God's work for the Emacs community with building the Emacsconf infrastructure and her Emacs newsletter. See her blog on how she set up auto captioning: https://sachachua.com/blog/2024/01/2
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I think it was Virtua Fighter that taught me that Tai Chi is also the most powerful of martial arts, when weilded by a master. I've wanted to learn it since.
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Any Emacs integration?
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Org HTML/CSS Themes Collection
(olmon.gitlab.io)
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I think you're doing better than me ;) Corrected.
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> Statistically, it has proven very hard to land on the Moon. Only about half of all attempts have succeeded. Why is this still the case given that NASA were able to land humans on the moon 55 years ago, not to mention do so in a way tha
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3y ago
When learning a language, yes!
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Brilliant. So this is how you could keep a client like mu/mu4e functional for Gmail and outlook365.
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3y ago
Contribute to Anki?
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I think the op was hoping for a technical answer
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Stellarium is wonderful. My favourite feature is the ability to change sky culture. The Japanese one is so strange and poetic. A single band of small constellations that crosses the sky like a vertical line of Kanji and includes constellati
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Brit here. I left the UK in large part due to Brexit. Luckily I've so far had professional enough employment overseas (Germany) that I am able to do so, but I feel terrible for the 20 year olds back home who don't have skills and
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Is it possible to work with Phoenix in Lisp Flavoured Erlang (LFE) [0], or any of the other Erlang based languages, instead of Elixir? [0] https://lfe.io/
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Meh, ffx is fundamentally an email client. I think it's not a great fit for an RSS reader. Eg in RSS you may want to browse posts with images and snippets, laid out in cards. Eg more like a social media site. Thunderbird lays everythin
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> Mozilla has been a consistently positive presence in the modern Web. I don't disagree. What I'm saying is that it would be amazing if they could create a Firefox of RSS or at least bake RSS back into Firefox. Cross platform s
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If only Mozilla would create an RSS reader, or bring it back to Firefox. That would be a game changer. People are growing sick of social media and RSS is surging again. What we need is an advert free cross platform Foss client of the qualit
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My takeaway from the GTA6 trailer was, I can't stand any of these characters, I'll never go near this game.
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Might the OCRing of for example MIT's student magazine The Tech have used a similar stack as this, sans Markdown output of course? In the sense of the way any given historical issue's complex layout has been OCR'd so well? h
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> I am so looking forward to finishing the job of building beneficial AGI with you all—best team in the world, best mission in the world. Sam Altman lives in a very different world to mine.
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Principle of Tuned Mass Damper [video]
(youtube.com)
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