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   by rashkov 3y ago

   Another good course with exercises: https://github.com/dendibakh/perf-ninja
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   by rashkov 3y ago

   What a massive, multi-year effort by one or two individual developers. My utmost respect to this kind of contribution that underpins so much of the software that I use every day
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   by rashkov 3y ago

   Oh cool, I’ve been meaning to check this out ever since I saw her do a reading from a new book of hers. Her family runs a pretty well known restaurant in the city with a 900 item menu ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sh
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   by rashkov 3y ago

   Suppose for a moment that you’ve collected twenty years worth of sensitive but encrypted foreign communications. What kind of advantage can you get by having a peak at it?
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   by rashkov 3y ago

   Wow what a cool project https://github.com/GitSquared/edex-ui
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   by rashkov 3y ago

   There's an avocado delivery service in NYC that claims to deliver perfect avocados every time. There's some good press coverage around it: https://davocadoguy.net/
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   by rashkov 3y ago

   > It's probabilistic so every answer it can give can only resemble the real one and only accidentally be the real one so you need to fact check it anyways and then why bother In the case of code or other computer knowledge, it’s eas
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   by rashkov 3y ago

   Have a look at this similar course: https://www.coursera.org/learn/programming-languages I enjoyed it quite a bit and the lecturer is fantastic. It also uses SML and teaches similar material, though maybe not as in dep
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   by rashkov 3y ago

   Same, highly recommend the manta sleep mask for any back sleepers
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    by rashkov 3y ago

    https://youtu.be/miNe-qDMUAc starts at 1:05:18
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    by rashkov 3y ago

    Interesting, thanks for the correction
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    by rashkov 3y ago

    SBF was an entry level employee at Jane street
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    by rashkov 3y ago

    Seriously, feels good to see the site is updated too. The reviews are nice and short, I can see why he’s had so much success with it. I especially found the stats on unique page visits from the late 90’s interesting
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    by rashkov 3y ago

    I learned a lot about sharpening principles from this one: https://youtu.be/EmyW8nFDLr4 It’s focused on sharpening woodworking tools but it’s the same ideas for knives
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    by rashkov 3y ago

    Roll the blade forward until the oil/water squeezes out from under it. You’ll see that happen when the blade is flat. Check out Rex Krueger’s sharpening videos on YouTube to see this in action
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    by rashkov 3y ago

    Forcing software to go open source would be a huge benefit so long as people can modify it and install it onto their devices.
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    by rashkov 3y ago

    Also wondering about this. Raspberry pi is probably a good way, yeah. Some others could be setting up an old laptop with Linux on it, or showing them how to hack a Chromebook (via crostini), or help them explore their steam deck which is al
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    by rashkov 3y ago

    I assume it was so they could share the connection among two computers
19. 79.▲
    by rashkov 3y ago

    Try searching for “rough service bulbs”, I think those are still on sale
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    by rashkov 3y ago

    As per the article, the significance is that Microsoft did not use its platform dominance to crush an upstart google
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    by rashkov 3y ago

    Maybe the habits of discipline that come from formal schooling and work are necessary for a man like Ludgate, or maybe not. We are products of our constraints to some extent
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    by rashkov 3y ago

    Good idea thanks
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    by rashkov 3y ago

    Good for them. Would love to donate at the $2/mo level but I don't see an option to do that unfortunately. The world needs more software diversity. Open source brings freedom to computer enthusiasts. Freedom for game developers to
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    by rashkov 3y ago

    It’s because you use cloudflare dns. Switch to another dns provider. Seems to be a spat between the author of archive and cloudflare about what the proper dns protocol requires. Can read more about it if you search through hacker news
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    by rashkov 3y ago

    The hard part is not finding an ice cream shop, it’s bumping into people you know, or being able to walk over to their home easily
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    by rashkov 3y ago

    Oh yeah. The Manta sleep mask is incredible if you’re a back sleeper. One of my favorite recent purchases. Truly a blackout sleep mask and very comfortable. Great for travel in addition to getting deeper sleep at home
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    by rashkov 3y ago

    Didn’t know that evil has leader key support built in, this seems to be a big piece of the puzzle. Thanks!
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    by rashkov 3y ago

    Mostly to force myself into learning emacs more deeply. I’ve been using them since 2016 but I feel like I’ve hit a wall with how well I know emacs and elisp.
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    by rashkov 3y ago

    I’ve been running this on one of my desktops in an effort to wean myself from spacemacs and doom. I generally like it but the one thing I’m really missing is the spacebar concept from spacemacs / doom. Anyone know a way to shoehorn tha
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    by rashkov 3y ago

    At long last, the actual buried lede: "And now for some good news. The Consumer Finance Protection Bureau, under the leadership of Rohit Chopra, has declared war on this alliance: https://www.techdirt.com/2023/08&#