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by tekacs 5y ago
It's nice to see this happening at last! This is a promising start, but so far it's read & append it looks like -- no updating (of blocks at least). Updating page properties can take it a way, but looking forward to seeing it
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by tekacs 6y ago
It does have a fan that draws air in (I believe through the hole in the front). I’ve seen these and you can hear it running during operation.
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by tekacs 6y ago
I feel like free plans work best for products with a business/enterprise side: - where free users are an onramp for getting $x,xxx/mo-$xx,xxx/mo contracts with companies. - where many, many free users are subsidized every tim
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by tekacs 6y ago
This thread expands quite a bit more on the above topic: https://github.com/dstat-real/dstat/issues/156 For anyone who (like me) hadn’t come across this before, it might be interesting to read.
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by tekacs 6y ago
From the Github page: > For this hackathon we used data about whether a street is lit or not from Open Street Map. Later we could incorporate official UK gov data about street lighting or even incorporate satellite imaging data. It sound
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by tekacs 6y ago
They've finally removed the keyboard shortcut for this in Big Sur. :) It was Cmd + Delete/Backspace before.
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by tekacs 6y ago
The aesthetics have a certain feel that makes them seem Apple-ish, yes. I feel that when I use it day-to-day, too. :)
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by tekacs 6y ago
It's not open source and it's free for now, presumably for the duration of the beta.
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by tekacs 6y ago
For people looking for an alternative to switch to, we’ve been using Quill [0], which is pretty much a more slick, clean Zulip. It has a great approach to threads, where you can make them mandatory or optional on a per-channel basis (even w
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by tekacs 6y ago
It seems like this directly ties back to Apple’s recent policy changes [0]. The details line up exactly, including: - You must rent them for at least 24 hours at a time. - You must rent out one machine per end user. I just feel sorry for al
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by tekacs 6y ago
I think that your parent commenter looked up the etymology of the English word 'human', which comes from humus (earth). I think they read the grandparent post as suggesting that the English word 'human' came from Arabic,
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Building a url-shortener with Lambda – JUST Lambda(kevinkuchta.com)
2 points by tekacs 6y ago|0 comments
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by tekacs 6y ago
This is wonderfully written, thank you! I'll be sending this to friends who still haven't quite gotten their heads around 'why sexps'. :)
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Avoiding overload in dist. systems by putting the smaller service in control(aws.amazon.com)
3 points by tekacs 6y ago|0 comments
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by tekacs 6y ago
That's really interesting -- it genuinely does make drawing with my mouse far easier! I was trying to write with my mouse on the various whiteboards mentioned above and getting a garbled mess, but it's distinctly legible using you
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Tailwind CSS Typography(tailwindcss-typography.netlify.app)
1 points by tekacs 6y ago|0 comments
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by tekacs 6y ago
As a very heavy user of spec, I’ve since switched to using Malli [0], which is similar but uses plain data to model specs (and doesn’t use Clojure Spec at all). Also, Malli is being funded / supported by Clojurists Together [1], which
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by tekacs 6y ago
They use multi-hash [0] in magnet links, presumably for exactly this reason. ... but for consistency (like their narrowing of valid bencode), they’ve presumably chosen one main hash for now, so that every client and server doesn’t have to h
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Linc – The Perfect CI/CD Pipeline for Your Front End(linc.sh)
2 points by tekacs 6y ago|0 comments
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by tekacs 6y ago
Well there’s a reason it’s like that — ALL is actually a value, not just a sentinel or keyword. It’s found at com.rpl.specter/ALL. Keywords don’t form a DSL in Specter, they just do keyword navigation into maps, the same way ‘0’ naviga
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by tekacs 6y ago
Specter is tremendously useful and rarely lets on a case where it can’t perform a transformation. For ensuring that you’re getting the most efficient form of a transformation [0] it’s incredible —- and it is somewhat data-oriented, allowing
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by tekacs 6y ago
Star Trek in particular did put energy into handwaving/explaining away how their ships avoid this issue: https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Navigational_deflector I always thought it was a nice touch and hopeful
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NASA to Reexamine Nicknames for Cosmic Objects(nasa.gov)
3 points by tekacs 6y ago|1 comments
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Small Lab Makes Big Breakthrough in Nuclear Fusion Tech(oilprice.com)
27 points by tekacs 6y ago|27 comments
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V2 Differences in GitBook(docs.gitbook.com)
2 points by tekacs 6y ago|0 comments
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Keyboard – Utilities for the Pythonista Keyboard(omz-software.com)
2 points by tekacs 6y ago|0 comments
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by tekacs 6y ago
For what it’s worth, here’s a very simplistic/comparatively incomplete attempt at something like that from Cognitect (the Clojure/Datomic folks) a while back: https://github.com/cognitect-labs/transcriptor
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Marvin – Customizable Task Manager and Daily Planner(amazingmarvin.com)
55 points by tekacs 6y ago|16 comments
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by tekacs 6y ago
Not unless there was an older repo that is now gone: https://github.com/lihaoyi/macropy/graphs/contributors https://github.com/hylang/hy/graphs/contributors It looks like macro
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by tekacs 6y ago
There's also a relatively straightforward guide to usage with Webpack here: https://clojurescript.org/guides/webpack

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