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nijaru
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nijaru
6y ago
Gunpowder is meant to burn at controlled rates, but traditional gunpowder, black powder, used in fireworks and older firearms typically burns very quickly. Smokeless gunpowder for modern firearms have controlled burn rates. Depending on bar
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nijaru
6y ago
You used to be able to like or dislike songs on radios, but iirc spotify switched it to only favorite a couple of years ago. I don’t understand the reasoning, as it would help tailor their data much more.
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nijaru
6y ago
Exactly this. One example would be the difference in how pronounced reverb and delay effects are on headphones versus most speaker setups. Each ear is much more isolated, so the separate audio tracks for each ear don’t blend.
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nijaru
6y ago
Growing up somewhere with a Mediterranean climate that has hot summers, I’ve always assumed it was to sleep through the heat before a/c was invented.
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nijaru
6y ago
I’m on mobile, but three recommendations for books/resources are: 1. Crafting interpreters. There’s plenty of hn discussion on it and it was recently completed. 2. Writing a compiler in go. There’s also a book on interpreters that goes
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nijaru
7y ago
I've seen them in the last year or two while driving through SF at night.
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nijaru
7y ago
The mirror is currently working for me.
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7y ago
privacytools.io
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nijaru
8y ago
how's oil going? I haven't looked into it in about a year or so, but it seemed like a cool project
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8y ago
AFAIK their edgeos is based on vyos, but I have no experience with their amplifi line
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nijaru
8y ago
I'm in the other boat, but I normally run sid at home and have had very little issues myself. I have been looking at fedora as an alternative as of late
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8y ago
She is actually employed at GitHub now. https://twitter.com/jessfraz
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8y ago
I assumed as much, but the title could definitely be better.
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nijaru
8y ago
Originally learned about this font from here a few years back. The font is customizable as either serif, sans, or monospaced along with a, g, i, l, 0, etc.
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nijaru
8y ago
Atom has https://teletype.atom.io/ as well. I don't have any experience with either though.
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nijaru
8y ago
I already have most of these books, including TLPI, and that alone is worth the price of the whole bundle. How Linux works is also a great introduction.
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8y ago
That’s it! I’m on mobile, so I didn’t take the time to post a link. I’m excited to see how it turns out as well
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nijaru
8y ago
I haven’t looked into it in about a month, but there are people on the atom team working on an experimental text editor engine written in rust rather than electron.
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Atom 1.27 Released
(blog.atom.io)
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8y ago
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nijaru
8y ago
I still use flux since I prefer to filter out some blue light during the day, keeping it around 5500K.
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nijaru
9y ago
You can turn on disconnect’s blocklists in ublock origin rather than run both. ublock origin comes with quite a few lists, but most of them are turned off by default.
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nijaru
9y ago
I live in the east bay, but I have stopped here when visiting my grandparents and it's a nice place.
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nijaru
9y ago
Effective Modern C++ by Scott Meyers is a good book that I've been supplementing with google searches. It goes over the main new features in '11 and '14 you would want to know.
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9y ago
As others have said, Web assembly is an architecture/target for C, C++, rust, etc. that you compile for, and it will be the same for go. The link does talk about GC support. It looks like wasm will have one, but go’s will most likely
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9y ago
I uninstalled it a couple of years ago when I realized it was doubling the load times for every single page I visited. That embedded code is probably why.
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9y ago
This is not crypto news, but cryptocurrency news.
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9y ago
It is not actually translating anything since performant is not considered a real word in English, although I commonly see it used in the tech world.
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9y ago
I was at your talk at Google in SF last year. Great to see this is out!
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9y ago
I'd suggest this. http://ssl.masterpasswordapp.com/
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Congress Is Debating Warrantless Surveillance in the Dark
(wired.com)
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