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magit runs git clone and such asynchronously. There's usable concurrency support in Emacs for things like network calls and external processes even though UI and pure elisp stuff is still single-threaded
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> hoping that Mistuharu rebases his work on the native-comp Yeah, otherwise you're not comparing apples to apples ;)
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5y ago
Tried native-comp? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24117853
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5y ago
I remember laughing out loud at some description of how one may refer to a smelly cheese in polite society, but I can't find anything about cheese at all in the English translation. Maybe the Norwegian translator made up a joke more pa
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5y ago
Hm, I just move them on my laptop from ~/Phone/DCIM/ to ~/Pictures/fromPhone/ (where only the first dir is synced with the phone). I can't go through stuff on my phone and move from there, but I find it fa
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5y ago
Similarly, I wanted to check what was taking up time on redoing org-agenda, profiler says the majority of the time is spent doing `kill-all-local-variables` 524 57% - kill-all-local-variables 56 6%
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> Also there is sweet satisfaction form having fixed a thing And if you do a video/write-up online you can share that feeling with others as well https://i.imgur.com/ZXAkTWC.png
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5y ago
Is there some flatpak/snap/appimage version that doesn't require installing all the KDE deps?
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5y ago
The authors of the post have both been central to Haskell's development, among other PL things – I'm guessing they've read them all :)
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6y ago
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cookbook:Spaghetti_alla_Carbon...
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> The security rests only upon the open source client code. The server is completely orthogonal to security. For Android at least, builds are reproducible https://signal.org/blog/reproducible-android/ (would be
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6y ago
https://dhall-lang.org/ ?
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6y ago
Try https://blog.sulami.xyz/posts/literate-calc-mode/ I use it quite often, very handy
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You're never too young for thermite (2012)
(howtospotapsychopath.com)
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See also https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/rx
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Only regular expressions[0] can compile to FST's; Perl-style regexes aren't regular. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_language
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https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/wp-content/uploads/... is an interesting read on ILP with FSM's. Regex is used all over the place, so it's certainly worthwhile to speed things up. And
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6y ago
https://github.com/howardabrams/demo-it
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6y ago
When pointing at a map, the thickness of your digits should reflect precision.
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6y ago
They were voted the national fish of Norway, after some biology students organised to take over a phone-in radio contest :) (Also, a slime researcher called "Fudge"? More evidence for https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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6y ago
Ah, I have something like this just for `make`[0], which I've found very useful. Running it on DEBUG so it covers all commands is an interesting idea. I'm not sure I'd want alerts on things like exiting vim/less though.
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6y ago
Norway has finn.no, though perhaps more like craigslist (get rid of old couch, find cheap exercise bike, get job, sell house, etc.)
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diskusjon.no still seems fairly active. Though anytime I search for something non-tech-related in Norwegian ("us taxes norway", "car brake trombone", "kid face blue", "beach meteorite"), I typically g
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Especially if you want to perfect Latin-as-spoken-by-Finnish-newscaster =D
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There Is No Impending 'Mini Ice Age'
(climate.nasa.gov)
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hfst (open source rewrite of the Xerox finite state toolkit) includes negation: $ echo 'a b c b c d*' | hfst-regexp2fst > ab.fst $ echo 'c ?+' | hfst-regexp2fst >cdotplus.fst $ hfst-intersect
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Well, you have `M-x restclient-copy-curl-command` (`C-c C-u` by default) to share a single command. There is also Verb mode (org-mode extension) which seems like a nice alternative to restclient.el. Learnt about via Impostman[2] which impor
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This sounds very similar to how I use org-mode these days; lots of capturing (from e-mails, code, web pages, chats, anywhere), clocking and note-taking, maybe some quick calculations or sql's using babel, timesheets for end of month bi
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Where are "the aboriginal hinterlands"?
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> Wasn't there a Linux project where they could update the OS / kernel without a restart? Ubuntu? Last time I updated, they asked me if I wanted to start using Livepatch, so it seems pretty integrated: https://ubuntu
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