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> This commmand allows you to convert your shell output into an image as this makes it much easier than taking a screenshot of your shell if you want to share your output with someone. Why is this becoming a more common practice? There i
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May I be invited to this? My email in my profile if you don't want to post it publicly.
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I use this myself for forwarding emails and signing up for random sites. Pretty easy to set up and 0 overhead to maintain. One of these days I'll set up a ui around it to send emails. Having both set up and maintained an email server
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯ it's not really anyone's business. If it's super unfair the uni would disclose it. I was just kind of curious.
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what are the specific actions that the university has to take that were mentioned here?
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org-roam + anki ripgrep for search
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BSD 0 clause or GPLv2
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The ast of a lisp program is essentially the same as the code of lisp itself. There is no intermediary step. Practically I'm sure there is, but conceptually that is they way it behaves.
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What is the New England problem? Hard to google for this.
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lsp mode has come a long way and that feels like i am embedding and ide inside of emacs. With dap mode I get a debugger too but I havent really gotten around to learning how to set that up.
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Law is absolutely not something I would like to be programmatic. The nice thing about having a human being presiding over human affairs is that they can prevent you from using exploits in the letter of the law in the spirit of the law.
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Id say no to the free speech since that sounds similar to shouting fire in a movie theater
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You should contribute!
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Its not complicated, which makes it easy to generate. No reason not to make things easier to work with if you can.
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No but the smaller the binary, the smaller the download size. Also it results in smaller docker containers, which is a popular way to ship go binaries.
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Out of the choices that you listed, python is the best long term bet imo, especially for its overall practical use outside of SaaS products.
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It really depends on the complexity of the software doesn't it? Libraries and packages often snap into my projects easily and without much modification at all, especially if I'm planning on using them. I can see this analogy worki
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Thanks for letting me know!
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EDIT: No more Telemetry nvm
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Have you thought about hiring a tutor?
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I feel infantalized after looking at that site, maybe I'm not the target audience but the people that this is targeting I would imagine feel like that too.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that unemployment rose to 4.4% in March [1]. The article mentions that this was a back of the envelope calculation so I'm not going to panic just yet. [1] https://www.google.com/
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I wish I knew the havkernews equivalent for chemistry, finance, etc. The closest thing I've found was https://www.foundmyfitness.com/news for nutrition.
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It may not go as well as would if it weren't so sudden though. I'd say that affects the results when comparing for a company that optimizes for remote.
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I had a manager that forced me to take a day off at least once a month and I still owe them for that. I dont do it every month now, but I definitely take the time to rest more often and in the end I am much more productive.
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Thanks for the link!
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Boy if you could find the name of that book I'd really appreciate it
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It would improve it for me, but only because I'm a glorified google search monkey
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I'm not saying that it's not a great lift, I'm just saying that most people can reach their fitness goals without it, and it's pretty easy to injure yourself doing a deadlift relative to other exercises. [edit]: took a q
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Truthfully I dont think there is any reason for a regular person to deadlift. It's a pretty high risk exercise and you can hit those muscles groups with different exercises. If you are hard set on deadlifts though I recommend the hexb
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