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Same for me. I was doing my PhD in another country and was just overwhelmed and disoriented at the sheer scale of information I suddenly had to remember and digest. Anki was on again/off again for me at first, but once I learned to edi
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the only true way to experience Emacs on android
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A dwarf fortress style mmorpg played over SSH would be incredible
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N900 had one too, along with an FM transmitter, just in case you wanted to override whatever generic radio station was playing at full volume in the coffee shop
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Those blog posts are amazing. I never realised CB was Sony's unofficial flagship mascot to pit against Nintendo's Mario
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Thats incredible, I had no idea Jak&Daxter was written with Emacs as the primary IDE!
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I do wonder still if the country is better off. Billionaires investing in an area tends to skyrocket rent, housing tax from greedy councils, and skews food and utilities upwards too. The loss of the richest man in the village might mean the
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I think I tried with this flag, but either it was incompatible with a cross-compile target, or it did not support my target arch properly
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No, it produces a tree of libraries that you have to untar on the host machine. If you dont have root, then unpacking to /gnu/store is impossible
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I had to check if the author was Alphapapa
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nix build nixpkgs#pkgsStatic.emacs So, it's not so much a static build from a flag, as it is a large corpus of statically defined recipes independent from the other packages that you can build from
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I love Guile over Nix syntax, but the one killer feature Nix has that Guix doesn’t is making a single static binary of common programs and then deploying them elsewhere. In Nix, this is a single flag. In Guix, you either deploy with all lib
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Vulture culture: always was, always will be. At least we got some decent side discussions in the small spaces during the interim
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I constantly get the impression that it's a yaoi manga dressed up as a shonen, and so from that perspective I can understand why women may not be the focus. Naruto and Sasuke spend much of the entire series pining after each other, and
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It's also a big bloatey gas bag that needs constant de-farting to function
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Same with Naruto. Naruto and Sasuke are both essentially nepo babies inheriting these amazing powers and breaking barriers on day one. They fall down, but get up like its a scratch. Meanwhile, Sakura, born of no remarkable parentage and eas
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it does suggest lack of mature support though, and it breaks your configs if you want to rely on system libraries
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This is pretty nice! I was quite impressed with the colour mixing one in particular (At the same time I was reminded a bit by the subtext of the web series Don't Hug Me I'm Scared , especially when pumping the heart to deliver bo
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I love tree-sitter+eglot but a few of the languages/schemes I work in, simply don't have parsers: > pacman -Ssq tree-sitter tree-sitter tree-sitter-bash tree-sitter-c tree-sitter-cli tree-sitter-javasc
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It's a vampire economy. No one has any new ideas
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https://earth.nullschool.net/ Scroll down and choose a projection
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Trebuchet (a "launcher", heh) is the stock Lineage one, and it is genuinely fine. App screen, home screen, nested folders. Nothing more you really want. Unfortunately it's built/bundled with Lineage, and you can't f
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locality-sensitive_hashing
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Same. The fact that he stepped down harkens back to a time when officials took responsibility for their gaffs. Given the current pedigree of public officials, I'd rather that he stayed on, instead of being replaced by someone worse
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Microcontrollers. I never quite got what electrical engineering was all about. Then I picked up my first esp32, and - boom - sucked into the maker space, staying up all night reading up on the intracies of using i2c over UART
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People who vote for less government forget that it only empowers big businesses, whilst the protections for small business and individuals are muscled out
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Adams#Personal_life > He has described a method he has used that he says gave him success: he pictured in his mind what he wanted and wrote it down 15 times a day on a piece of pa
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I guess I dont understand the use-case either, but that's okay - it's not for me, and plenty of others get it
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It's not clear what this does to me, even after playing around with it
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My job's SSO moved to provider that either required an unrooted phone or a reliable Voice auth. For 2 years the voice authentication worked fine (they call me, I type in a number) on my regular rooted phone. Then one random morning I j
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