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Quantization, Polarization, & Indoctrination(opguides.info)
2 points by vegadw 5y ago|0 comments
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by vegadw 5y ago
The author, Jay Carlson, is a really rad guy. I've got a few stereoscopic camera boards of his floating around that I happened to run into and a few emails later I had them up and running!
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An Interview with Annie of Sex Positive Gaming(opguides.info)
1 points by vegadw 5y ago|0 comments
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by vegadw 5y ago
I don't think it's fair to call him a random user. He's a regular of the forums with over 6k posts. Plus, it wasn't just this one user. On the forums, one of the admins directly made their opinion of how to handle new us
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by vegadw 5y ago
As I point out in the guide, just some guidance as to what paths are well worn. Presenting people with a list of every possible boot loader and file system, leaving them to research every option, isn't great. On top of that, the curren
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by vegadw 5y ago
OP here, > I feel like Arch used to be simpler to install, right? It was! There used to be a beginner's guide that was much easier to follow than the current installation guide.
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Assholes: A Probing Examination (2019)(nomachetejuggling.com)
2 points by vegadw 5y ago|1 comments
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by vegadw 5y ago
OP here. One goal: Make Arch's documentation for installation better so that more people trying Linux (if they pick Arch first) have a better experience. It seems that to do this, the entire project needs to have a cultural shift in th
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A Culture Problem in Arch Linux(opguides.info)
30 points by vegadw 5y ago|48 comments
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A Meta-Er-Verse(opguides.info)
2 points by vegadw 5y ago|0 comments
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by vegadw 5y ago
I think it's the idea of a manual override being lost that people are unhappy about. Even in a fully self driving cars, I think people would express anger at having no way to override the car and steer themselves. I'm a huge propo
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by vegadw 5y ago
Despite this being old, it did allow me to do something I've wanted to for a while on this page : https://opguides.info/design/dacadc/ so I'm really glad it made it to the front page!
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by vegadw 5y ago
I independently came to the same result back in August, though I provide the commands used and with feedback from someone over at lobste.rs found dithering can be effective, just isn't usually worth it https://opguides.inf
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by vegadw 5y ago
I didn't actually see anything overtly homophobic/transphobic, though there's some border control posts he liked/retweeted that go a bit into the racist side. Not someone I'd want to hang out with, but I don't
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Safer Illinois, Isn’t(soatok.blog)
12 points by vegadw 5y ago|1 comments
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Low Bandwidth Images(opguides.info)
2 points by vegadw 5y ago|0 comments
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by vegadw 5y ago
Yeah, I've seen the movfuscator before. It's kinda funny to think it's only ~66% different than normal output (if you don't count the size inflation) There's also https://hackaday.com/2020/11&#x
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Re: “Does a compiler use all x86 instructions?”(twitter.com)
9 points by vegadw 5y ago|4 comments
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'Weights and Biases' sending spam to users that starred spaCy Python repo(github.com)
1 points by vegadw 5y ago|0 comments
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Why Did I Pay To Go To College?(opguides.info)
1 points by vegadw 6y ago|0 comments
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by vegadw 6y ago
Obviously most of this licence is awful, to the point where I could be convinced it's a troll. On the other hand, I don't fully disagree with some ideas of a moral license. I've even considered adding a line forbing any thing
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Some programs in Linux fail to limit FPS(opguides.info)
3 points by vegadw 6y ago|0 comments
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Logical Fallacies (and a Bit More)(opguides.info)
1 points by vegadw 6y ago|0 comments
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by vegadw 6y ago
I've tried Obsidian, but after getting used to the inline workflow of Typora I just can't use anything else, even if I'd love to have the graph feature that Obsidian provides.
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by vegadw 6y ago
Yeah, I'm a Computer and Electrical Engineering student from Nebraska. I know the world gets continually better. Crime, infant fatality, hunger, etc. rates throughout history have gotten continually better. Socially, more and more prev
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Not Quite Nostalgia for the 1980s(opinionatedguide.github.io)
4 points by vegadw 6y ago|2 comments
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by vegadw 6y ago
I have this tool in the list here https://opinionatedguide.github.io/design/generative-art/ if anyone wants to see more things like it
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by vegadw 6y ago
I just went though what might be covid. I'm 22 and have a prior heart condition, and all week I felt like someoned had taken a baseball bat to my chest and was very tired. What was I doing during this time? Dealing with crammed in ho
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by vegadw 6y ago
So much this. I think it's the number one problem that Roam, Obsidian, and this has. Without live-rendered markdown it's more mental overhead than it's worth.
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by vegadw 6y ago
If it's remotely technical looking for for an Awesome-whatever page on github is always a good start. From there, I usually look for relevant subreddits and see if they have active wikis. Generally you just need to find an 'in&#x2

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