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axelav
4mo ago
nvim + markdown oxide is the closest I've found https://github.com/Feel-ix-343/markdown-oxide
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axelav
3y ago
Is there a good guide on how to replace homebrew with nix? I've been curious for a while but always end up with 30 tabs open and giving up.
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axelav
4y ago
I've had this open in a browser window, glancing at it and listening to the radio for a few moments throughout the day, and now I'm feeling nostalgic for the road trips I took when I was younger, before the total control of smartp
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axelav
4y ago
It's a classic but I do enjoy having a look at it every few years.
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axelav
9y ago
Senior Firmware Engineer at Pillar Technologies | Seed-stage | Full-time | New York | On-site | http://pillar.tech - Deliver top quality firmware for real-time, battery-powered, embedded sensor as part of an IoT framework - Prof
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Textnot.es
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axelav
9y ago
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axelav
14y ago
Ellen Ullman's "Programming the Post-Human" from the October 2002 issue of Harper's sheds some really interesting light on AI research, how the brain functions & what it means to be a human. Definitely worth a read if you're interested
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axelav
14y ago
if you're on a mac, Gas Mask is a really good tool to switch between different /etc/hosts files http://www.clockwise.ee/gasmask/ here's my 'focus mode' https://gist.github.com/2564478
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axelav
14y ago
here are a bunch of other ARPANET maps from 1969-77: http://som.csudh.edu/cis/lpress/history/arpamaps/
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axelav
14y ago
as a former UF student, I have to say this just seems like a terrible idea. disappointing.
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axelav
15y ago
there's also this for Mac https://gist.github.com/1839777
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axelav
15y ago
very cool idea. anyone considered doing this on the east coast?
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axelav
16y ago
I've been using & following the development of this boilerplate since its release & have only continued to be impressed. Thanks for making such a helpful & useful tool.