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I use one line static site generator: for I in *.md; do pandoc "$I" --template=template.html --metadata title="My Site" -o "${I%.md}.html"; done
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1y ago
I use Linux for 30 years. Never had this problem. However, I saw newbies, which copy paste commands from tutorials to shell and then frustrated, because # is a comment.
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1y ago
On Linux, we are free to add symbols to third or fourth level: ʼ́ ¹² € § ° ≤≥ • — – ≠± ®©™ «» „“ …
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1y ago
Black holes are perpetual motion machines.
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1y ago
Some will evolve, some will stay. We are evolved from 1 billion year old bacteria, which still there, on Earth.
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1y ago
The FSB is looking for people they can recruit, even here, on HackerNews, too. Look at the HN news history. You will find stories about Russian history or culture. In comments, some people are expressing their fascination with Russia or its
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1y ago
Yep, I spoke. Yeo, they don't care, or have no clue. Nope, I respect their choice. IMHO, SciHub should be opt-in instead of opt-out to be legal.
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1y ago
Authors decided to pay to these journals and play by their rules in return for something, that have value for them. I respect their choice. However, I also want to have better science with free access. I can reproduce few papers, and publis
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1y ago
Obviously, someone must buy the paper, reproduce it, compare with original work, and then publish result for free. Same thing as for free software: someone must by a computer, write a software, then publish it on github.
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1y ago
Scientists can reproduce the findings and publish their own paper, instead of pirating someone else work.
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1y ago
Users need a new feature or a new power to justify transition. Learning of new OS is not free. Someone should reuse Android UI, but upgrade the OS to full Linux.
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1y ago
USA was a democratic country just less than a year ago. Are there constitutional ways to remove a bad actor or a traitor from the power? It looks like pattern there is that a some powerful guy or company just removes rights and freedoms we
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1y ago
bash-modules project tries to implement "modules", which works in strict mode, but it got no traction.
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1y ago
What domain name we need to put into hosts file?
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1y ago
How to opt-out of unrequested pop-ups and various helpers, or download and installation of binary files without permission?
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1y ago
It cannot work, because x,y,z are not used at all.
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1y ago
/* Produce a quaternion from an axis-angle representation.*/ function quat_from_axis(theta: number, x: number, y: number, z: number) { const halfcos = Math.cos(theta * 0.5); const halfsin = Math.sin(theta *
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1y ago
It doesn't fit my 2k screen on Fedora (X11/Mate) with no option to scale it down. It looks like 4k screens are supported only.
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1y ago
Yes, I hate to write sub foo($$$) { my ($a, $b, $c) = @_; } Where @_ is array of arguments, and ($$$) is function prototype (3 scalars are expected).
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1y ago
€300 drones are anti-personal ones. They unable to penetrate tank armor except when tank is abandoned and sits open. Drones in current generation are 10x more expensive even when produced in Ukraine.
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1y ago
Russia uses GPS module «Cometa» («Комета») with 4-24 GPS modules at one plate. https://reibert.info/lots/kometa.1605164 https://reibert.info/lots/kometa.1605128 https://www.olx.ua/
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1y ago
Because those will need 5x more time to become adults.
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1y ago
I mean, than nucleus is much heavier and much smaller than electron, so it will be much less affected by external forces. We may see no difference between sea level and space based Thorium-229 clocks, or difference will be much smaller.
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1y ago
Why not just make a map of dates to days since 0001-01-01 in a plain text, then compress it at build time? We are not constrained by memory anymore. Just use simple database as source of truth with all days passed since a start of human his
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1y ago
A much more precious clock is used by USA to guide nuclear missiles without GPS. (nucleus of Thorium 229 controlled by a high-precision UV laser?)
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1y ago
$ LANG=C date --date="01/02/03" Thu Jan 2 00:00:00 EET 2003 $ LANG=de_AT.utf8 date --date="01/02/03" Do 02 Jän 2003 00:00:00 EET $ LANG=zh_HK.utf8 date --date="01/02/03&
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1y ago
for dir in $(cat dirs.txt); do ( cd "$dir"; echo "Hello from $(pwd)" ); done
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It looks like joke today, but it's not a joke anymore. Book can look at your search history youtube history, or reading history to have insight about your points of interest to create list of topics you like, then generate pages on the
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1y ago
You can use bash-modules if you like stack traces in bash.
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1y ago
If you cannot write a simple data structure, you can ask/hire a senior developer to do it for you. In it current shape, Rust good for seniors, but a bit hostile against newbies, like C++, TypeScript, etc.
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