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by vlz 3y ago
> But also you have your data so you could work with really any party you want As a private individual, yes. However if you are a company you might not be legally able to send your data to just any party or it might be a hassle to set up
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by vlz 4y ago
Comparing somebody (or an important part of their personality) with excrements in a public forum is not "grumpily ignoring". I am all for civility, but this is not it.
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by vlz 4y ago
> I'm not 'poly' or 'asexual' or any of that crap Not to detract from the rest of your post, which I agree with, but why call these orientations "crap"? That is somewhat hurtful.
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by vlz 4y ago
These exist using projectors instead of OLED-Panels. You cannot do all 6 sides because of issues with heat though. They are called CAVEs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cave_automatic_virtual_environ...
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by vlz 4y ago
I concur on the magical thinking. Calls for a new Carnap are a bit excessive though. The position displayed in the article is fringe. It does not in any way represent the academic mainstream.
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by vlz 4y ago
Great to see a vim tutorial that has buffers as one of the very first topics! In many vim tutorials you wade through hours of moving/editing ("This is how you delete a word.", "This is how you delete two words", ...
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by vlz 4y ago
Indeed the article does not mention anything about the donors being chosen with HIV resistance in mind. So there is a good chance of this being a welcome side effect to the cancer treatment but not intentional.
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by vlz 4y ago
If someone at 1password loves this park and wants to keep it going, that is indeed great and it deserves respect and should be emulated. But it could have been done without renaming the park. Renaming the park is undoubtedly marketing.
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by vlz 4y ago
> how to foster goodwill by demonstrating your company acts in ways that benefits the public good Can't you just have a sign there that mentions the generous donation? Maybe even a big sign? Multiple signs? Naming the park might eve
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by vlz 4y ago
This is like Jupyter notebooks for clojure with UI elements. Certainly helpful for small applications. Jupyter seems to have community support for other languages though[1] including clojure, so it would be nice to see how that compares. [1
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by vlz 4y ago
"radioisotope analysis and a variety of other techniques" the article says.
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by vlz 4y ago
"The Graduate 1967" https://youtube.com/watch?v=PSxihhBzCjk
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by vlz 4y ago
Yes, the docs linked above say: "If a public repository is made private and then deleted, its public forks will continue to exist in a separate network." https://docs.github.com/en/pull-requests/collabora
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by vlz 4y ago
Stanfords "Programming Paradigms" for learning how code gets compiled to bits and bytes. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ps8jOj7diA0 Not the most sexy topic but it goes to a low level and gives you a clear picture o
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by vlz 4y ago
I think this metaphor is a bit misleading. If you wanted to contrast work at different levels like the author does, the metaphor would be "cake mix baking" vs. "producing cake mixes". The metaphor above contrasts two dif
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by vlz 4y ago
I‘m sure some people are drinking along with James the Butler (quite a feat) but that is not widespread. It is on TV each year but I would be surprised if many people aren‘t watching via YouTube.
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by vlz 4y ago
I expect this to have an easier story combining 3D and 2D elements than threejs, in which you are basically left alone placing html or svg elements over your canvas and synchronizing them to your 3D state (which is ok as well, you can get 2
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by vlz 4y ago
The readme describes some options you have for combining 2D and 3D.[1] It seems you can either have 3D and 2D on top each other (without transformations applying to both) or include a 3D sprite in 2D. I guess that means 2D and 3D are genera
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by vlz 4y ago
That does not seem like a fair assessment. The OP said „it is worth keeping in mind“ not „ignore the article“. I think it is worth keeping in mind. The article still stands and the questions it raises against the current state of the author
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by vlz 4y ago
Learning languages did not ruin the author’s life. The attention-grabbing title thinly disguises a heartfelt speech for learning languages, especially praising the empathy gained by becoming "one of the speakers tribe".
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by vlz 4y ago
Layman’s opinion but two perspectives on this from physical motion might be interesting. I guess the position of the mouse is determined by wrist joint plus fingers and many muscles in all of these act together to perform fast and precise m
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by vlz 4y ago
I am currently working on a project actually where the client came to us with a similar NYT article and said „I want something like this“. The umbrella term for these is „scrollytelling“, I think, and the NYT does it very tastefully. Anothe
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by vlz 4y ago
Well, for thousands of years we lived in small homogenous communities with only a handful of names. We also had very rigid gender norms. As times change we now live in more open communities with thousands of different names and looser gende
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by vlz 4y ago
Oh, come on. Stating pronouns can be really helpful at times. It’s not always just virtue signaling.
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by vlz 4y ago
Mmh, and are these people doing so working for the Washington Post or a similarly renowned journal?
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by vlz 4y ago
Can only agree. Rails 7 with Hotwire, Turbo, Stimulus is very much a different experience than earlier versions. The fact that Rails is still evolving and changing in such big strides makes me think that it could stay relevant longer than p
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by vlz 4y ago
> … differentiation strategy of ‘enlightened hospitality’ through a synergistic set of human resource management practices involving three key practices: selection of employees based on emotional capabilities, respectful treatment of emp
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by vlz 4y ago
You would need a rock that is harder than the rock you carve into. Possibly a „Hand axe“ made from flint would suffice: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hand_axe
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by vlz 5y ago
You mention duplicity but do not give a link to an issue. Do you know if there is something wrong with it? Would really appreciate you pointing me towards that if so.
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by vlz 5y ago
I love how the whole thing is just two commands. You can actually just add this to your .zshrc to have the full functionality function zshaddhistory() { echo "${1%%$'\n'}|${PWD} " >> ~/.zsh_his

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