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TrisMcC
3mo ago
I use cursor (through a work subscription), only the cli ( https://cursor.com/cli ), and mostly using Composer 2.5, but I freely change the model when the need arises. Most comments here seem to think there is no command line
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3mo ago
I've made 3 that use pi as the primary interaction, with custom tools and scripts. 1. family tree based on wikitree format. Transcribe records, verify/edit, then incorporate them into the tree with full citations and biographies.
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1y ago
Cows only produce milk as a result of being pregnant.
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1y ago
We have those, too.
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2y ago
WSL is fine for some purposes. It just never got better. I just wiped my 4-year install on my work thinkpad for direct Linux after wrestling with WSL2 which broke in numerous ways in every update: - WSLg is a pile of crap, and it feels like
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Welcome to the Caves of Larn
(larn.org)
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2y ago
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2y ago
I only have to charge my kid's bounce every 2 days, 2.5 days usually. I do not turn on the "Live Tracking" very often but location updates, boundary fence notifications, voice/canned messages work great.
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2y ago
> What’s also drawing people’s attention is the size of the lot the home sits on: nearly 7,900 square feet. Is that a big lot for that neighborhood? 0.18 acres? Makes my 0.33 acre lot seem overly spacious.
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3y ago
I like maintaining a work/clean profile and a personal one. It is very annoying to mix histories when something like screensharing happens are you do not want to advertise what sort of messageboards or forums you post on.
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3y ago
Firefox has its own profiles, which are separate from containers. `about:profiles` shows you a window for creating and switching to a different one. I add that as a bookmark on the bookmarks toolbar of the two profiles I use I believe there
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3y ago
I use opengarage. https://opengarage.io/
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Top Mental Health and Prayer Apps Fail at Privacy, Security (2022)
(foundation.mozilla.org)
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3y ago
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4y ago
From looking at the Issues on GitHub, it seems that someone ported it to XCB: https://github.com/rtyler/tinywm-ada/blob/master/tinywm-xcb....
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4y ago
> We normally coach people to eat 1 g of protein per pound of lean muscle mass. So for 150 pound person that would be 150 g of protein per day or approximately 600 cal from protein. "Lean muscle mass" excludes the fat on the bo
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4y ago
Yes, there's not a lot of variety in just eating potatoes. Maybe some people don't need variety. People lose a lot of weight this way. Insulin sensitivity increases. Insulin-lowering medicines can be reduced or stopped. Bad choles
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4y ago
Potatoes have protein and fats. Enough protein and fats for fat-soluble vitamins and preventing dying of protein malnutrition. Potatoes are not just carbs. No libido? I'd like to see the source of that claim. The western world has beco
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4y ago
Calorie density is not something made up. You are redefining a very well-known term. Many legumes, grains, and root vegetables are made up of copious amounts of water in their prepared form. Calorie density is also not the only metric for r
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4y ago
> Potatoes are calorie dense. No. https://gurmeet.net/Images/food/calorie_density/CalorieDensi... Boiled potatoes are 870 kcal per kilogram. 1 kilogram of potatoes is a lot.
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4y ago
Do you really believe that the obesity epidemic was caused by people eating 90% carbohydrate diets? The "high carb meals" at McDonald's, Burger King, Pizza Hut... are all also (and more per calorie) high in fat. Add 2 tablesp
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5y ago
Not quite related to airpods, but is Apple's Bluetooth stack awful? I got three pairs of iClever BTH-02s and they all connect fine to our hand-me-down LG android phones, but they fail to connect to a brand new (but low end model) iPad.
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5y ago
Do you mean you voted 'yes' to reject? :)
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5y ago
This is a warped view of Maine's demographics and pretty insulting.
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5y ago
Mainers HATE Central Maine Power. Anything that hurts them is seen as a positive. The lease they got on the land for transmission lines was ruled illegal. We have tried (and still are trying) to create a public utility to replace CMP called
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5y ago
This is bullshit. Rows and rows of frozen vegetables in every grocery store have nothing added. No salt, no sugar. You need to get pre-seasoned/ready-to-eat "20 minute dinner" trash to find added salt and sugar.
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5y ago
Well, the use-case I mentioned above was not a road-trip but just driving around Austin doing errands. Many places in Texas are routinely 30+ miles away from each other.
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5y ago
The charging story is still far from ideal. Even if a large-scale supercharger network is developed and deployed it still takes far too long and needs to happen far too frequently to be convenient is many places in the USA. I was idly watch
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6y ago
I was a vim user for 16 years (very proficient -- other developers in whatever office I was in would ask me vim questions) when I switched to emacs about 8 years ago. I switched for curiousity and to check out evil mode and magit. A couple
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6y ago
I don't think a starter pack that completely disables the "Customize" interface would be a good candidate for default. https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs/blob/a2a5038b970df20e... "Doom
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Gopass – RFC: Handling breaking changes #1365
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6y ago
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WIP: Webrender graphic back end (GPU-accelerated Emacs)
(github.com)
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6y ago
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