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Seeking the Productive Life: Some Details of My Personal Infrastructure(stephenwolfram.com)
2 points by yuribro 6y ago|0 comments
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by yuribro 6y ago
From the screenshot in the article, it looks like many other trackers are blocked as well. It's just less title worthy than Google's.
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by yuribro 6y ago
I have the same experience. I started with using all the extra keys on the Ergodox, but it was difficult reaching them, including most of the keys in the thumb area. I have since changed the layout to mimic the altreus layout (with most of
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by yuribro 6y ago
The most famous one is the dactyl[0]. I'm guessing you mean a portable kinesis advantage. There are some other kinesis keyboards which are portable. [0] https://github.com/adereth/dactyl-keyboard
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by yuribro 6y ago
It takes ~120MB on Chrome. (compared to ~40MB for a different repo page on github). I think this warrants a bug report for palemoon
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by yuribro 6y ago
It works great on WSL2, if your IDE (or editor, which can be the same Emacs) is also inside the WSL environment. I don't remember how the performance was in WSL1 (I switched as soon as WSL2 was in the insider build, for unrelated reaso
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by yuribro 6y ago
If you change the words bootcamp for academia in the parent comments, it still mostly holds. They both are an echo chamber, which usually needs to get "unlearned" to learn the good practices in the industry, if you happen to find
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by yuribro 6y ago
Now I get your intention, the original phrasing made me it parse it incorrectly. Happy to know that we also agree then.
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by yuribro 6y ago
So a Corolla or an F-150?
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by yuribro 6y ago
> If I wanted to stay home forever I'd have just taken a remote consulting job a long time ago, There's a difference between working from home as an employee and a remote consulting job. There is a place for both. > The cyni
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by yuribro 6y ago
I really don't understand the discussion around the first bug. Either something is over simplified, or is it just an issue of a bad abstraction? This issue (other side closes connection) is so fundamental to all networking code, I don&
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by yuribro 6y ago
I agree with you completely. I think that the comment I was replying to thinks otherwise.
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by yuribro 6y ago
> I think if that really matters you should be against anything in the kernel to make it work well as a VM under Windows or MacOS or BSD, and in VMware or VirtualBox too. Why? I would guess that a very large share of linux kernels run un
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by yuribro 6y ago
Am I the only one who tried to click all the underlined sentences, which look very much like a link?
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by yuribro 6y ago
Personally the Slack UI is very not "natural" for me, both before the redesign and after with new desktop UI. The iOS app feels better in the new version, but also something is very not consistent with my experience with other app
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by yuribro 6y ago
This looks very interesting. Though the amount of options here and in Iosevka are overwhelming.
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by yuribro 6y ago
I tried it yesterday, and although there is now a "Curly" variant, I got used to using Fantasque Sans Mono [0] in my terminal & editors. Now these types of font look very bland. It might feel a little odd at first, but I find
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by yuribro 6y ago
I am actually subscribed to -tech, and an OpenBSD user for around 15 years. Usually when mailing list messages or PR comments are posted to HN, they are about something very negative, either the attitude of the author (random examples - mai
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by yuribro 6y ago
In my experience, the first step in trying out a new system is installing it, configuring everything (from network connectivity to various peripherals), installing your favorite software and so on. This gives a good idea on how to work wit
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by yuribro 6y ago
I would suggest to just install OpenBSD and try it (maybe in a VM?), one of the selling points is the simplicity of the setup process. It can be a one evening project.
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by yuribro 6y ago
This is such a positive and wholesome example - both the mail itself (getting to know the preferences of the project), the proposed fixes (naming functions in a better way, adding explanatory comments), and on the higher level - the humilit
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by yuribro 6y ago
Why would you feel bad? The whole point of open source is they could have done it themselves, if they wanted some integration they needed and you didn't. And then they could either contribute it back, fork your project or just keep it
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by yuribro 6y ago
> Both of those seem (IMHO) like functions you could have in a TCP library. Neither seems (IMHO) like a higher level protocol. It's responding to the last part. It is a higher level of protocol. In the traditional TCP/IP model,
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by yuribro 6y ago
The reason that this function doesn't exist is that even if the sender sent a "message" in a single API call, there is no guarantee that the networking code will send it in one IP packet (or one layer 2 frame). We don't
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by yuribro 6y ago
I'm not familiar with the Kotlin build chain, but what role does Bazel play? Is it needed for integration with the protocol buffers?
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by yuribro 6y ago
"Gödel, Escher, Bach" by Douglas Hofstadter It's presented in a very non conventional way, but teaches you to think about many problems in a more "first principles" way, and connects real world problems with more ab
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The Keyboardio Atreus(kickstarter.com)
1 points by yuribro 6y ago|0 comments
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The first two statements of your BASH script should be(ashishb.net)
5 points by yuribro 6y ago|0 comments
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LibSSH, You’ve Been Exploited: A New Vulnerability Allows Authentication Bypass(guardicore.com)
1 points by yuribro 8y ago|0 comments
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by yuribro 9y ago
Cal Newport - Deep Work While following the advice in the book did push my productivity up, sadly I didn't manage to keep up those habits. But it does appear to work, just need to make the right adjustments to make it easier to follow.

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