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by tetris11 2y ago
Yeah I have this udev rule, it fails to trigger properly and I think it might be because of what it thinks the user group and the web browser group is. I haven't fully debugged it, but I can tell you that this does not work for me
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by tetris11 2y ago
Yep, this is my current workflow -- not the easiest, but the one I trust the most
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by tetris11 2y ago
If you have a keyboard with QMK/Via firmware, customising it with WebUSB is a nightmare. You essentially have to make one of your /dev/hidraw devices completely world readable (inviting all sorts of keylogging shenanigans) be
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by tetris11 2y ago
These just sound like lost british people with a slight american twang
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by tetris11 2y ago
I used to get more done within an hour on the sofa next to my ex watching her shows, than I did in the four hours preceding it at my desk. As a single guy now, I have the "leisure" to stretch my work hours far longer into the nigh
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by tetris11 2y ago
Aren't these just handled with XDG libraries?
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by tetris11 2y ago
I wonder why he opts for an older DLP model and not one of those compact ones. Maybe the compact ones aren't bright enough?
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by tetris11 2y ago
I'd argue that after 5 generations your descendants only have (0.5^5) no more than 3% of your genetic material, and if there's some ambiguity to one of your founders (say who has a 50% similarity to the one stated in the pedigree)
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by tetris11 2y ago
linkage, haplotype, and variant analysis
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by tetris11 2y ago
ox-hugo is pretty decent, using pretty much the same workflow: org --> markdown --> publish to hugo all done with one save trigger
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by tetris11 2y ago
It's been a while and I was always a bit shaky on the actual genetics, so hopefully an actual expert can weigh in here, but as far as I remember - For 1 it depends on the penetrance model (a score on whether all individuals with the di
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by tetris11 2y ago
Wasn't he the original lapdog lawyer who hounded Assange even after the Swedish authorities were happy to drop the case? https://www.jewishvoiceforlabour.org.uk/article/starmer-the-... The only spine he has is ple
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by tetris11 2y ago
Back when I used to do pedigree analysis, the general rule of thumb was 1/10 chance that the father wasn't what was stated in the pedigree. You would run the analysis and get absolute nonsense results, and then you'd swap a
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by tetris11 2y ago
*cough* Staufen im Breisgau *cough* https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Staufen_im_Breisgau They're fine, now. Tentative few years there though.
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by tetris11 2y ago
Jitsi and BBB were pretty popular across universities at the time, back when the German government were pivoting hard into Element/Matrix: https://element.io/matrix-in-germany
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by tetris11 2y ago
Org-mobile exists[0], but I have yet to meet anyone actually using this protocol in the wild, and requires you to have your own server to mediate from, as well as emacs running on your phone. An alternative is to use Git(hub) as the mediato
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by tetris11 2y ago
I have a deep appreciation of these hardware topics -- the sheer ability to squeeze out extra performance and implement features at such a low-level with such little hardware, beyond the initial scope of its creators, really conveys a sense
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DisplayR: AI-powered Analysis and Reporting in R(displayr.com)
4 points by tetris11 2y ago|1 comments
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by tetris11 2y ago
I recently saw a presentation about this and thought it was a very useful tool for data analysis and visualization in the brower, powered by R
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by tetris11 2y ago
> Disinformation/chaos by faking important speeches by politicians I do wonder what the end game here would be. A race to the bottom where any televised speech is brought into question. I wonder if that would destabilize all power b
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by tetris11 2y ago
I was definitely thinking along the spilling fluids strategem. Coughing without covering your mouth, playing obnoxious music, making unnaceptable agist comments... As for enticing the desired people, perhaps carry lots of baggage to fill th
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by tetris11 2y ago
You can definitely select a new hand each station by making inappropriate gestures or sounds.
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by tetris11 2y ago
Looks good!
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by tetris11 2y ago
I wish it worked better on Firefox mobile, but the examples look really good.
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by tetris11 2y ago
Bit of a nothing article. It assumes the audience is unfamiliar with PRs from feature branches.
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by tetris11 2y ago
We don't take for granted drinkable water and not freezing in our homes. For a growing number people in first world countries now watching their public utilities fail them, either through neglect or deliberate acts of dismantlement,
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by tetris11 2y ago
I've always wondered what Mullvad's longterm business model was outside of just providing a trustworthy VPN service. It looks like this might be the beginning of a Cloudflare style service that lays down the backbone for other VPN
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by tetris11 2y ago
This is an advert disguised as a fear-mongering piece
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by tetris11 2y ago
It can fetch everything about you if it wanted to. Fingerprinting every request likely costs them compute money, so they phone it in with an IP check for the humdrum stuff.
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by tetris11 2y ago
(Bloodlines was a great game, btw - kudos!) I also wish to see a nanite demo that doesn't try to explain simplified mesh clusters with alternating colors, but rather just thick outlines on the boundary of the original texture, since I

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