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by smartmic 9mo ago
And Void Linux. And Gentoo. And Alpine Linux. And Slackware. And others.
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Scheme Benchmarks(ecraven.github.io)
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by smartmic 9mo ago
I use Fossil extensively, but only for personal projects. There are specific design conditions, such as no rebasing [0], and overall, it is simpler yet more useful to me. However, I think Fossil is better suited for projects governed under
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by smartmic 9mo ago
Not all reading is the same. In other words, I wish this article had differentiated between different types of reading. For example, I read that many young adults have picked up reading "new adult" genre books. They enjoy the phys
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You can't parse HTML with regex(stackoverflow.com)
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by smartmic 9mo ago
> Every bad day for microsoft is yet another glorious day for linux. Nah. If that were the case, Linux would dominate personal computer statistics. The reality is that most mainstream users just don't care. But, of course, that won&
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by smartmic 9mo ago
I spent a long time tinkering with the tooling, which meant that writing always took a back seat or was put off. As a transition, I decided to use Bear Blog [0] for writing, and when I eventually find a self-hosted solution that works for m
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MiKTeX – A Modern TeX Distribution(miktex.org)
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Mongoose – network library for C/C++(mongoose.ws)
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by smartmic 9mo ago
You make a good point. From a philosophical point of view, abstractions should hide complexity and make things easier for the human user. It should be like a pyramid: the bottom layer should be the most complex, and each subsequent layer sh
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Adaptive Cards – inject your actionable content directly into MS apps(adaptivecards.io)
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(Brain) Topological turning points across the human lifespan(nature.com)
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by smartmic 9mo ago
Let me expand on this with a link to the article "Rebase Considered Harmful" [0]. I also prefer Fossil to Git whenever possible, especially for small or personal projects. [0] https://fossil-scm.org/home/doc&#
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REUSE – Making licensing easy for everyone(reuse.software)
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The Computer Language Benchmarks Game(benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net)
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A sundial that shows time digitally [video](youtube.com)
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The overfitted brain: Dreams evolved to assist generalization (2021)(sciencedirect.com)
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by smartmic 9mo ago
Repo: https://github.com/kaorahi/patched-historical-atlas
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World Historical Atlas(foxy-null.github.io)
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Codedoc – A Code Documentation Utility(msweet.org)
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Time zone and daylight saving time data(data.iana.org)
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Immer – A library of persistent and immutable data structures written in C++(github.com)
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Pound – Light-weight reverse proxy, load balancer and HTTPS front-end(github.com)
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2.8 days to disaster: Why we are running out of time in low earth orbit(phys.org)
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by smartmic 10mo ago
Yes, that is also my feeling. But comparing an interpreted language with a compiled one is not really fair. Here is my quick benchmark. I refrain from using Python for most scripting/prototyping task but really like Janet [0] - here is
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by smartmic 10mo ago
I am a Gnus user. My 2 cents… concerning (1): I have no offline sync in place, all my emails stay on the server. The IMAP protocol has a decent server-side search included[0], combined with Gnus unified search syntax[1], I enjoy a hassle-fr
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Interview with Calvin Rose, the Janet Creator(alexalejandre.com)
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iCalendar.org – Promoting the iCalendar Standard(icalendar.org)
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Video-call glitches trigger uncanniness and harm consequential life outcomes(nature.com)
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by smartmic 10mo ago
But AI is next in line as a tool to accelerate this, and it has an even greater impact than social media or troll armies. I think one lever is working towards "enforced conformity." I wrote about some of my thoughts in a blog arti

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