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by ramses0 5y ago
It's already that way. It's immensely hard to "develop on an airplane / desert island". eg: even documentation is at best something like "dash" => https://kapeli.com/dash ... forget a
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by ramses0 5y ago
#but-it-just-works
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by ramses0 5y ago
FYI `rclone` is good for "dumb content" in that it doesn't keep execute bits on shell-scripts, etc.
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by ramses0 5y ago
You’re wrong, several Oxford and Harvard studies show that misinformation is best fought with more misinformation. Either that, or your own personal beliefs, which are _way_ more true than something studied for years by ivory tower academic
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by ramses0 5y ago
https://shotcut.org - has done fairly well for me. I believe `DaVinci - Resolve` is a paid tool which also has a free linux version (with restrictions). Honestly, video editing can be crashy and resource-intensive so don't
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by ramses0 5y ago
Such an awesome keyboard!!
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by ramses0 5y ago
AFAI-can-tell, it's actually "properly clever" with the mention of flashing colorful lights. 1) Video Feed + face detection 2) Blink white/red/white, blue/white/blue, etc, but in a particular timing for th
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by ramses0 5y ago
Is it finally the year of Linux on the desktop yet?
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by ramses0 5y ago
Perfect! It's actually better if you interact with it regularly... which reminds me it's time to rotate the rations in my kit. Dessert for the week! :-D Technically you should have multiple bags. One in the car, one by the bed
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by ramses0 5y ago
"Failsafe" too. Old, black and white. Spooky. :-)
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by ramses0 5y ago
(old) Shoes, underwear, toilet paper, bottles of water, travel hand sanitizer, marine rations, first aid kit, u.s. army field survival guide (book). Basically as much water as you can carry and 2-3 packets/pouches/bricks of emerge
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by ramses0 5y ago
eg: kitchen knives do not usually have cross-guards, whereas a bayonet does. https://www.1911forum.com/threads/does-a-fighting-knife-need... https://www.google.com/search?q=bayonet+crossguard It's
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by ramses0 5y ago
"Prolog as a library" => Given "functional" constraints => $CONSTRAINTS.prolog( "query..." ) => results ...many languages (similar to regex / state-machine) can benefit greatly from offloading a p
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by ramses0 5y ago
Midair has made the attempt ( https://midair.gg/ and "MidAir, Community Edition"), but is focusing on light-armor "capture the flag". They have a lot of the other "stuff" implemented, but it is
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by ramses0 5y ago
ODINN => On Device, Intrusive, Neural Network. You cannot photocopy a dollar bill. Kinda makes sense. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EURion_constellation Now imagine a "live" neural network running on your
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by ramses0 5y ago
§ 256.4 Prohibition on undisclosed display bias. When providing information in response to a search by a user of the EAIS, the EAIS must order the information provided so that the flight options that best satisfy the parameters of the user-
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by ramses0 5y ago
Fork => Modify => Merge. Suppose you have a 100 page gdoc. You start editing one paragraph per page, and voila, everything is fine. Casual edits are consistent "in context". However, if you start editing on page 1, then sk
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by ramses0 5y ago
cases = [ { in: 1, arg: 2, expected: 3, message: "base case" }, { in: 2, arg: -2, expected: 0, message: "negative numbers" }, ... ] for ( c in cases ) { actual = obj.do( c.in, c.arg
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by ramses0 5y ago
Upon a slight re-read, it seems that SDF's have a lot in common with magnetism, and potentially gravity? (ie: what is the closest "reacting" force) Your visual examples made things pretty clear, and I appreciated the simplici
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by ramses0 5y ago
What are signed distance fields? https://jasmcole.com/2019/10/03/signed-distance-fields/ …very decent blog post!
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by ramses0 5y ago
Does this include IE11.dll? (used by some internal MS tools as a renderer, eg: Office Add-ins) https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/concepts...
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by ramses0 6y ago
Here's a memorable jingle for that handy new emergency number... ``` https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ab8GtuPdrUQ ``` </snark>
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by ramses0 6y ago
True, but it's such a mismatch in expectations where the entire tech industry has embraced markdown, but n.yc (tech mecca / water cooler) is most decidedly (and surprisingly) uses NotMarkdown(tm).
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by ramses0 6y ago
Yup... Lists, `inline`, and ```code``` would be fantastic. It's so annoying for n.yc to be literally the only place on the internet where you can type into a textbox but that textbox isn't some variation of markdown. (even faceb
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by ramses0 6y ago
Markdown? Markdown-ish? Something better than the foot-gun of markup currently supported?
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by ramses0 6y ago
I'll take a stab. Suppose your browser told every website you visited that you had the identifier "FAANG", and your friends web browser told every website they visited: "FAA_G" (b/c obviously they don't
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by ramses0 6y ago
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc8959 - "secret-token:E92FB7EB-D882-47A4-A265-A0B6135DC842%20foo"
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by ramses0 6y ago
Clever! A 'hopper' bot. Capacitor + Discardable Mass == Thrust.
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by ramses0 6y ago
That's actually a super interesting point and problem! One of my favorite museum visits was "the museum of time" at Greenwich (of GMT fame). Well worth the visit! A summary of the difficulty and "technology" of ti
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by ramses0 6y ago
Don't forget getting ridiculed for a "Useless Use of Cat"

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