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by podiki 4y ago
Really interesting, so you get high and get bug protection, win-win! Sadly my cat has no reaction to any of these that I've tried: catnip, silver vine, and one other herb I'm forgetting (Japanese maybe?). Maybe he's secretly
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by podiki 4y ago
Good spot. This is more of a special issue or collection, reprinting previous research (not sure if previously unpublished is also included) under this theme.
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How Emacs made me appreciate software freedom(protesilaos.com)
2 points by podiki 4y ago|0 comments
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by podiki 4y ago
I'm guilty of not using Guix Home yet, though it is on my list (currently have a set up I like with org-mode and GNU Stow, not sure how to combine with this yet). I think the general idea is similar to the Guix system configuration whe
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Guix Home: Keeping one’s home tidy(guix.gnu.org)
21 points by podiki 4y ago|2 comments
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by podiki 5y ago
A good one I saw once (and saved me tedious image->data extraction): something like "Why are you trying to copy this image for the data, find the full data tables at..."
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Kiss: A type-safe, compiled Lisp for Haxe programs(github.com)
1 points by podiki 5y ago|0 comments
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by podiki 5y ago
Funny, just dealt with the whole O365 authentication just this week. With moving to 2 factor authentication you need to use OAuth 2 to do anything with it. I have my (work) O365 email forwarded, so I do have normal IMAP access. I use isync&
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WinesapOS – Game with Linux anywhere, no installation required(github.com)
2 points by podiki 5y ago|0 comments
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by podiki 5y ago
It can be as much or as little as you want, really. If you are completely new to Emacs and org-mode, you can take just a little time to learn a few shortcut keys and the basic formatting, and you are off. And, yes, then you can spend foreve
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by podiki 5y ago
When I see this all I can think of is Emacs and org-mode, harness all that power and that existing ecosystem. At a quick glance seems to be a lot of what this does.
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by podiki 5y ago
Add to your theory/model. In order to make the symmetry work, you need something to "fix" the discrepancy you would otherwise have in the equations. So you add this field (variable) to make the whole thing consistent. In the
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by podiki 5y ago
Yes, the "flower storms" at the end of the blooms was one of my favorite things too. Beautiful way for them to go out.
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by podiki 5y ago
On the highlight recover for digital: you mean if it is fully clipped to white (max value in each color) over an entire region? Otherwise you can highlight recovery through adjacent pixels in whatever colors are not completely blown out, or
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by podiki 5y ago
In short, if you impose a U(1) symmetry on your Lagrangian, you get electromagnetism. Basically you do the action of U(1) and enforce that the equation of motion does not change. That gives you the electromagnetic force (a photon). Putting
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by podiki 5y ago
When I first moved to Japan (was there for 3 years) I thought, "okay, sure a bunch of flowers will be nice, but come on." Flash forward to my first spring there and going to I think Ueno Park in Tokyo first. I was completely floor
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Steam Deck First Impressions(boilingsteam.com)
1 points by podiki 5y ago|0 comments
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Hiatus brain: When your favorite show returns, but you can't remember a thing(npr.org)
2 points by podiki 5y ago|3 comments
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by podiki 5y ago
Interesting, thanks for the link.
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by podiki 5y ago
? There certainly are, and it is a well-studied topic. Maybe you want to quibble on the definition or how large a role it plays, but it is well established (and also pretty obvious for anyone that has lived in one, which is millions of peop
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by podiki 5y ago
Note that you said "car" and that's not a given. Nor is the time to go shopping and cook if you need to work multiple jobs or take care of kids or etc. It is not impossible, but there are a number of barriers that shouldn&#x2
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by podiki 5y ago
Looks nice! You might be interested in related tools to build off of, like rss-bridge: https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge/
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by podiki 5y ago
The underlying factors are deeper: in many places (read: along racial and other lines) it is difficult to get fresh fruits, vegetables and other healthy food. Add in a subsidized fast food system, massive amounts of added sugar in the cheap
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by podiki 5y ago
Antagonized? Certainly not my intent, just wanted to be heard out, considering this topic can get pretty heated in these circles. So really my intention was the opposite of your reaction :(
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by podiki 5y ago
Author here, happy to discuss! I hope it wasn't too confusing or seem like I'm trying to say one is necessarily better. Rather, I just wanted to raise some questions and look at porting/translation from a more abstract, highe
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by podiki 5y ago
Interestingly, this is on NPR, a publicly funded source. I think that would go a long way towards alleviating this problem (perhaps through taxes on those giant corporations that have locked down local and national media), though of course
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by podiki 5y ago
I suppose that could happen. One idea is that you just hide them at one time, so even if they see one they won't see the rest if they get distracted eating the other. Over time they'll learn food is around for them to find. One tr
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by podiki 5y ago
:) In the case of some puzzle or hidden feeders (in my other comment), my cat definitely remembers where I've hidden them before. I can watch him go through spots in order to see if it is there first, before trying less used or new one
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by podiki 5y ago
True, there can be a few bits here and there. Used to have some food left around but now he seems better at getting all of it. And I try not to fill them up too much anyway. The ones I linked have an adjustable opening, so I use the smalles
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by podiki 5y ago
I should say my cat doesn't really overeat, I don't think. He won't eat everything just because it is out, but did gain a little weight. I think partially from me being home all the time in the pandemic; he seems to eat more

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