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by reedlaw 6y ago
Feeder: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.nononsenseapps.feeder/
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by reedlaw 6y ago
I use key-chord to bind xc (both keys pressed at the same time) to my emacs config file: (key-chord-define-global "xc" (lambda () (interactive) (find-file "~/.emacs.d/reed.org")))
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by reedlaw 6y ago
When cooking rice a good rule of thumb is to use equal parts water and rice because a given volume of rice is able to absorb the same volume of water. I imagine the rice or quinoa is expanding as it cooks and absorbs water.
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by reedlaw 6y ago
Illumination Tutorial for Software 3D Rendering (2/2+) [c++20] ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXU-6_jmw7Q ) was just released by Bisqwit and it goes over a rather naive implementation of real-time global illumination.
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by reedlaw 6y ago
Yes, it's easy to avoid 'mustard blight' if you know how to choose. Also, don't choose rock-hard fruits. The middle should give a little when gently squeezed (squeezing too hard would split open the peel).
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by reedlaw 6y ago
Dragon fruit can be grown in California, Florida, and Hawaii and is not "bland mush with tiny seeds that can require floss to dislodge". The author must have had a bad one. They can be extremely sweet. The seeds are so small that
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by reedlaw 6y ago
Nice! I have a Canon 70D for which I simply use: sudo modprobe v4l2loopback And then the identical invocation of gphoto2 as yours. Seems gphoto2 includes a wide range of camera support.
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by reedlaw 6y ago
This is possible in Linux using v4l2loopback and gphoto2.
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Four Better Rules for Software Design(naildrivin5.com)
1 points by reedlaw 6y ago|0 comments
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by reedlaw 6y ago
I like using the concept of Cohesion to answer questions about "what belongs where". But I didn't understand the conclusion. The author goes through two refactors of a Rails controller. After adding a call to a mailer he says
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Solid Is Not Solid – Examining the Single Responsibility Principle(naildrivin5.com)
3 points by reedlaw 6y ago|1 comments
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by reedlaw 6y ago
From the video around 4:40: > 33,865 COVID cases out of a total of 280,900 total tested--that's 12% of Californians were positive for COVID. This would only be true if those tested were randomly selected. Even in the most optimistic
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Rhasspy is an open source, fully offline voice assistant toolkit(rhasspy.readthedocs.io)
590 points by reedlaw 7y ago|54 comments
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by reedlaw 7y ago
I wonder what OpenStreetMaps shows for the detour. I find OSM often more detailed than Google Maps.
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by reedlaw 7y ago
I'm quite happy with the ease of setting up and running a Mail-in-a-Box [1] instance. After seeing this article I did an experiment and while my hosted mail sent to a @gmail.com address did not bounce it went straight to the Spam folde
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Swallowing the elephant (part 1)(pharr.org)
29 points by reedlaw 8y ago|3 comments
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by reedlaw 9y ago
I'm not sure what he meant by "modal employee". Is it in the statistical sense of occuring most frequently?
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by reedlaw 9y ago
This looks like a good start for a personal blog site: https://github.com/barryf/transformative I found this on the Webmention Implementation Report [1]. 1. https://webmention.net/implementation-reports
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by reedlaw 9y ago
How about https://github.com/WebAssembly/binaryen ?
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by reedlaw 9y ago
It seems to me that JRR Tolkien had a bigger vision than could be realized in a lifetime and he passed some of that vision on to his son Christopher. That doesn't make Christopher's work equal but it may be what JRR hoped Christop
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by reedlaw 9y ago
I've stuck with Firefox for years because I value open source and open web but today I finally switched to Chrome. It feels like I have a new computer. Firefox constantly pegs my CPU. It seems to have gradually gotten slower.
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by reedlaw 9y ago
> Eich was hardly a wunderkind capable of carrying a browser on his shoulders alone. How about Brave [1]? 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brave_(web_browser)
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by reedlaw 9y ago
This is really impressive. It combines a lot of good ideas for making collaboration easier for non-technical users (Github auth, live editing). I see some negative comments about HTML but I see this being a great solution for marketing site
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by reedlaw 10y ago
> The smallest self-replicating RNA is relatively small and simple, and can arise spontaneously and mark the beginning of evolution, given the right environment. Do you have a source? If by small you mean 100+ bases it has little chance
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by reedlaw 10y ago
Take a bit out now that it's at an all-time high. Ask yourself what you would regret in different scenarios? If it went down, of course you wouldn't regret it. But if you cashed out some now and it continued to go up could you liv
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by reedlaw 10y ago
Are there any how-to guides to getting something like this running? Or are there missing pieces of closed-source software needed? I'm interested in the theory but it helps to be able to try it out.
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by reedlaw 10y ago
Decisions about priorities should be considered carefully. If the outcome isn't fulfilling, perhaps the choice was made on the basis of what others expect rather than what truly pleases. If a hobby is something you really enjoy it will
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by reedlaw 10y ago
By basing your choices on feelings (i.e. "not in the mood") you are likely to go with the path of least resistance. If instead you choose to do what you prioritize by conscious mental effort you are likely to feel more rewarded in
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by reedlaw 10y ago
"field goal" worked for me. I had to click the hint button which showed "legitimate".
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by reedlaw 10y ago
In that case I'd make my own fork and leave it there for anyone else who may have the same issue.

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