ISO-morphism

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by ISO-morphism 1y ago
This is great, thank you! Python's asyncio has certainly confused me more than other languages' async-await implementations. Nit in [1]: When timing durations inside of a program it's best to avoid the system clock as it can
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by ISO-morphism 2y ago
I've done the same, but in case you didn't know Kitty can do that automatically (though it does a bit more that you may or may not want it to do) https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/kittens/ssh/
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by ISO-morphism 2y ago
> what's going on under the hood Rather simple methods are surprisingly effective [1]. There's sure to be more NN fanciness nowadays (like Apple's proposed NeuralHash), but I've used the algorithms described by [1] to
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by ISO-morphism 3y ago
It _should_ be, but when I've tried to use format=flowed text still ends up displayed hard wrapped, especially on major mobile clients.
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by ISO-morphism 3y ago
As I couldn't find the nice page about the IAP policy that I read and found quite clear ~4 years ago (you should verify, don't trust people on the Internet): the old rules prior to the Epic and other court cases would say "On
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by ISO-morphism 3y ago
In the US, Zelle vs. Venmo is comparable to debit card vs. credit card. With Zelle/debit, you're basically mailing cash - it might get lost in transit, your money is gone right away. With Venmo/credit, there's a middlema
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by ISO-morphism 3y ago
For things like "there's" vs. "there're", not too much harm besides a loss of precision, Grammer can be sloppy and meaning is still understood. But for "could care less" or "cannot be understated
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by ISO-morphism 3y ago
They could get lucky and find one that fell off of a truck. https://signal.org/blog/cellebrite-vulnerabilities/
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by ISO-morphism 3y ago
Not sure if you're being sarcastic or not, but Windows 11 users who use Google chrome are only really a crowd at the User Agent string level. Chrome allows much deeper fingerprinting.
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by ISO-morphism 3y ago
To hurl means to throw forcefully, and is commonly used as a synonym for vomiting, c.f. "throw up"
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by ISO-morphism 3y ago
I completely agree with you, and I think you've worded this better than I have. I was trying to advocate for the middle path, where there's healthy communication from both sides, to the point that developers trust when "the b
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by ISO-morphism 3y ago
I believe that the engineers are competent at developing software, and think that a lot of the quality issues are due to engineers abdicating authority over the software to managers and never saying "No, adding in that feature at this
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by ISO-morphism 4y ago
Location: North Dakota, US Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: Yes, for the right opportunity Technologies: Python (pandas, plotting, *nixy things, keras, flask), C# (asp.net core), Postgres, ZMQ, MQTT, AWS (decently strong IA
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by ISO-morphism 4y ago
> ...caused trouble for Mastodon clients on various app stores (i.e. if you can use the generic client to connect to gab, the app could fail the app store's content policies and not get approved Then they better start banning web br
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by ISO-morphism 4y ago
I use a similar setup in Emacs with code-cells.el [1]. VSCode had a tendency to choke rendering large interactive graphs in-line, so if I was needing to view in a separate process anyways a little elisp turns "write last IPython outp
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by ISO-morphism 4y ago
Related: `m-x glasses-mode` inserts a virtual underscore (configurable of course) to turn camelCase into camel_Case
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by ISO-morphism 4y ago
> This post seem to blame victims for the problem, and that is not fair. Indeed, the scammers are the bad guys. At the same time, what about people that still fall for Nigerian princes or go through their spam folder for "sex in you
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by ISO-morphism 4y ago
Even in war, we don't universally take "I was following orders" as a valid excuse. People writing surveillance software are not innocent - not as guilty as those that gave the order, but still guilty.
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by ISO-morphism 4y ago
Related - The Church of Interruption [1]. > When people are interrupting each other - when they're constantly tugging the conversation back and forth between their preferred directions - then the conversation itself is just a battle
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by ISO-morphism 4y ago
"If I had more time, I would have written a shorter letter"
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by ISO-morphism 4y ago
Dynamic range compression is called different things on different platforms, "midnight mode", "reduce loud sounds", on Windows it's "loudness equalization".
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by ISO-morphism 4y ago
I appreciate the question you posed in your original post. I'd challenge you to engage with GP rather than deriding them. Your comment comes off as a selfish display of moral superiority that shuts down discussion and serves to further
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by ISO-morphism 4y ago
For a programmer, screen real estate (dependent on scaling). I look at 4k 100% scaling as having condensed two 1080p monitors without bezels.
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by ISO-morphism 4y ago
I've found that novelty, (new-to-me at least) to be much more distracting than the presence of lyrics, whether that be a new artist or a new song order. As my unit of listening is usually an album, I'll briefly notice album transi
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by ISO-morphism 4y ago
Doesn't this already (somewhat) exist in open street maps? I feel like the answer here has to be open map data that anyone can download so there isn't a company to track the location in the first place.
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by ISO-morphism 4y ago
> I think the main feature of property is to disallow others from using it in a way that restricts your own use. For IP, others selling copies would restrict your ability to sell copies as they undercut you. The main difference between t
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by ISO-morphism 4y ago
Not if they are a utility (like water and electricity) which some can argue they should be.
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by ISO-morphism 4y ago
> ... for some brands the connection between their brand name and a device they cannot control the presentation of... larger problem. They should not have this control. Lamborghini doesn't get to stop crypto kids from using non-Lamb
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by ISO-morphism 4y ago
In the US, copyright infects every work at conception. No one but the author has much of a right to do anything with a work without a license. The GPL is a license - it's a subset of big C Copyright. Without Copyright the GPL is unenfo
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by ISO-morphism 4y ago
The point of the GPL is to bind to the cancerous cells of copyright and neutralize them. My understanding of the position taken by GPL authors is that the current implementation of copyright in the US favors publishers heavily to the detrim

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