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by yardshop 5y ago
I love yerba mate! I have a cup or two of it a day. I've also recently been enjoying tea made with tulsi. It has a nice flavor and a mild boost.
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by yardshop 5y ago
I've seen it happen a bunch. Since StackOverflow is a Q&A format, if someone knows that many people will ask a question they know the answer to, they will write both. Preemptive questioning perhaps! He also wrote the other question
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I started with them a couple times, and will try again. The first time, after several years of working with Python, I missed the dynamic data structures like lists and dictionaries. Open arrays work pretty well, but Pascal still requires a
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by yardshop 5y ago
I've been enjoying learning some new niche languages over the past year, Nim and V, using my favorite types of hobby projects to do so. I started learning Nim a few years ago, and came back to it last year after seeing it had improved
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by yardshop 5y ago
I think "plain text" in most cases really just means that it can be read and written by a human in a basic text editor. It is not mutually exclusive because parsers can be written to handle more freeform text than just csv and mar
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Python and the Tkinter canvas is fairly easy and available. There are lots of tutorials for it too.
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This device represents so much hard work in pursuit of new technologies and new capabilities, it is absolutely worth taking an extra day or however many more to make sure things go correctly.
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Very nice! Even the play button has a groovy effect if you hover over it! I used to spend an inordinate amount of time watching the 3D Pipes screensaver, wishing there was a mode that would travel along the pipes after they are drawn. This
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by yardshop 5y ago
The thing I miss the most is high-quality full-duplex audio over copper cables! No lag, no cutting each other off, just warm analog signal! I also miss wiring up phone lines in the basements of friends' houses!
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by yardshop 5y ago
I think it's working as they intended, everything is a silhouette and the name of the site is "SVG Silh". I wondered what that name meant until I wondered how to spell that word above! =) I think they collapsed all of the par
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by yardshop 5y ago
Wow, I got the right offset for the other mode! Not bad for a 30-year impressionistic memory!
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Such beautiful stuff! The lines and the colors remind me of another contemporary and one of my favorites, Alphonse Mucha. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alphonse_Mucha https://www.alfonsmucha.org/Carnati
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by yardshop 5y ago
True, but you could also get the address of the screen buffer and define a structured type to overlayed it that allowed you to put values directly into memory. Each screen location was two bytes, one byte for the character value, and one fo
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He's got an L in his first name, so a good anagram for him would be: Axe Blender!
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Fun to look at these! I was also happy to find old issues of Computer Language Magazine [1] which I used to love back in those days even though many of the articles were way beyond me. They also have Nibble Magazine for Apple ][ Enthusiasts
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by yardshop 5y ago
Over the last several months I have been learning and using ClickUp [1] and it provides several tools that can be used to achieve what the article describes. First they provide a very flexible hierarchy. You can create multiple workspaces w
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by yardshop 5y ago
In the comments on the first page, he says it's custom written in TypeScript and not open source yet.
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The slash is there, up and in one from the lower right corner on the question mark key. Seems sort of sensible to put the backslash key next to it too. It's symmetrical and not far from where one would expect it. I don't know what
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by yardshop 5y ago
I loved this album when it came out! (Just pulled it up on Spotify, it's been several years!) This and Beat and Three of a Perfect Pair were continuously played back in those days. I remember repeatedly calling my local classic rock ra
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According to a piece I read about it back then, these words come from a letter to Adrian Belew from his wife about a piece of artwork she was creating. Very inspirational!
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Windy looks great, I will add it to my daily weather websites. My primary visual weather site is the National Weather Service Enhanced Data Display. https://preview.weather.gov/edd It's been "* Experimental* &quot
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by yardshop 5y ago
I tried looking at your book website but the certificate is expired and wouldn't let me in with my old browser. I was able to on a newer browser by accepting the risk, but thought you should know.
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I've recently started using ClickUp for managing my helpdesk and development work and I like it a lot. I don't do scrum myself but the product claims to be useful for that kind of work, as well as many other approaches and use cas
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by yardshop 5y ago
Bookmarks are a form of technical debt!!
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I think you must mean AKWF, Adventure Kid Wave Forms: https://www.adventurekid.se/akrt/waveforms/adventure-kid-wav... 4000+ single-cycle wave files of all sorts of sounds from various synths and instruments and su
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by yardshop 5y ago
BeyondCompare from Scooter Software [1] does a good job of comparing PDFs, although it does only compare the extracted text. But that is just one of the many many things it can do, so $60 (for the pro version or $30 for standard) gets you a
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by yardshop 5y ago
People have mentioned Workflowy which is very nice. Another nice system is Checkvist (the v is formatted like a check mark in their logo). Go to https://checkvist.com and press Enter to go to the demo/overview page. You can
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by yardshop 5y ago
Try this link instead: https://workflowy.com/demo/embed/ It's a live demo with brief instructions that shows you how it works right away. Workflowy lets you zoom in to a sub list to focus on one thing, then z
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This link should help: https://old.reddit.com/r/KeyboardLayouts/comments/kpklnq/my_... But your point still stands.
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Actually I was able to find an old version via the Internet archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20210624160236/http://strlen.com... I took a stab and got a version from July 2011 going, then worked forw

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