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by ofalkaed 5mo ago
The jelly/Jello in TFA is glue, gelatin is the same thing as hide glue and you can use grocery store gelatin the same way as you use hot hide glue. All the sugar and flavorings added to jelly/Jello would affect its properties as a
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by ofalkaed 5mo ago
If you are a programmer then one of the synthesis and composition DSLs would probably be your easiest entry, CSound and SuperCollider are a good place to start, Csound has better non-realtime capabilities, SuperCollider has better realtime,
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by ofalkaed 5mo ago
Given what you say about how you use i3/tmux, I think it can replace both for you if you can adapt to it's sense of static tabbed and tiling window management.
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by ofalkaed 5mo ago
https://notionwm.net/
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by ofalkaed 7mo ago
I finally started reading The Book of Disquiet, which I have had sitting about for years. Quite surprised by it, has a far greater range than people make it out to have and some amazing humor. It is turning out to be one of the most fascina
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
Give the AI the topic you want to write about and a few of the supporting ideas you want to touch on, ask it to elaborate on them, bounce back and fourth with it and question all of its suggestions, directly ask it about them. Take what you
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
Admittedly, I skimmed over much of your post, it is a bit round about and takes the scenic route (I also have a tendency to take the scenic route). If you want to use AI in your writing but maintain your style, perhaps it would be best to u
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
Style is pretty much a set of neurodivergent ticks. having a cohesive style requires understanding them so you don't argue with yourself mid sentence, unless you have a good reason to do so which works towards your style. The lack of b
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
I don't think your passion is programming if AI erodes it, your passion was the external validation which programming provided. TFA kind of touches on this but I think dances around it trying to find a way to not admit it. External va
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
It is the sort of mentality required to reach the place in computing which linux has. Decent chance you have linux running on something you own even if you do not run it on your computer and even if you don't, you do use the internet.
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
2.6 was also the switch from OSS to Alsa, which caused some fun, Alsa really was not ready for prime time.
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
Slackware only does long term stable releases but Slackware current is a rolling release that does not really feel like a rolling release because of how Slackware provides a full and complete system as the base system. I avoided Slackware c
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
Arch was young in those days but I think fairly well known? we were quite vocal, opinionated and interjecting our views everywhere by the time of the Xfree86/Xorg switch. Perhaps it is just my view from being a part of it but I remembe
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
Systemd was the end of Arch for me, my rarely used Arch install was massively broken by its first update in ~6 months largely because of systemd. With some work I got things sorted out and working again only to fall into a cycle of breaking
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
Most distros were stable well before Arch because Arch worked out most of the bugs for them and documented them on their wiki. Arch and other bleeding edge distros are still a big part of the stability of linux even if they don't break
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
I didn't really get into custom kernels until I started using Crux. A few years after I started using Arch I got sick of the rolling release and Arch's constant breakages, so I started looking into the alternatives, that brought m
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
This would be back in the 00s. I would guess that Arch got stable around 2010? I was using Slackware as my primary system by then so don't know exactly when it happened, someone else can probably fill in the details. I started using Ar
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
I learned linux by using Arch back in the days when pacman -Syu was almost certain to break something and there was a good chance it would break something unique to your install. This was also back in the days when most were not connected t
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
I don't think Andrew believes Zig is going kill C or C++, he probably has hope but I think he is aware of the reality. He found a way to make a living on something he was passionate about. Use-after-free is a fact of life until somethi
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
So no one should even try because they will never win over all of the C/C++ crowd so are doomed to fail and forever to be a wannabe? I think Andrew has gone about things in a good way, going back to C and exploiting hindsight, not tryi
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
Being at 0.16 right now does not mean much. From what I gather, he is more focused on the semantics right now and trying to avoid getting bitten by a lack of foresight down the road, as most every language is. Things will probably start mov
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
>Also Jai is like C++ in complexity, while Zig is similar to C, very simple language. And most importantly, Zig is aiming at being a C++ replacement with the simplicity of C, it is not trying to replace C.
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
I mostly agree with Ilove1234561, whose account was created just 25 minutes ago and apparently was created just to reply to this post, which raises some questions. But I am willing to be surprised.
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
I have yet to get an ad with ChatGPT, I think it only gives ads when you are asking about consumerist type things, which I never do but seems a completely reasonable thing to me and I would not have issue with it giving me ads if I were to
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
I always like seeing Forth submissions and TFA is one of the sources I referenced when I first started getting into Forth, but I think the bias towards Forth being primarily useful because it is small and easy to port, harms Forth more than
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
Some are placing their bets and hoping to win big, some are just having fun and exploring the new technology and most are probably like me and have found those few areas that the technology works for them and ignores everything else. It is
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
I was really hoping for a tracker with the only sound being a good model of a bassoon, one of my favorite instruments. But this is a pretty good little tracker, always like seeing a new tracker. https://youtu.be/gU1UfNQXAKQ
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
Distance is fairly variable, minimum is 4 miles, a busy day can be 50 miles. When we get extended bitter cold I tend to start running errands before work since I can break up the distances and stop and warm up instead of the shorter straigh
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by ofalkaed 8mo ago
We can go from 30C to 5C in a couple minutes with a wind change, the weather here keeps your toes. We always get down into the -20sF with another 20 degrees thrown in by the windchill and can spend weeks at that, 2014/15 we spent 3 mon

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