bhrgunatha

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by bhrgunatha 3y ago
sigh I moved all my projects (from Bitbucket and Github) to Gitlab. Now it appears Gitlab is feeding its data to Google [1]. I do have a codeberg account so will consider moving my repositories again, although it's probably too late
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by bhrgunatha 3y ago
Could you link to some of the announcements or articles. I only ask because I was totally unaware and would like to learn more.
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
> I am going to try to use this utility to help me generate the flashcards instead of writing my own logic. Hopefully it works well as it would save me a lot of time. My favourite practise tool is slightly more complex than flashcards (b
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
Let's get down to brass tacks. What recipe do you use? [1] Aeropress is also my favourite method. It's easy to experiment with the main variables than most other devices - water temperature, grind size, immersion time, coffee&#x2F
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
The Headington Shark has its own tag on Google maps https://www.google.com/maps/place/The+Headington+Shark/@51.7... https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.7589771,-1.2131488,3a,75y,...
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
That's odd. I was sure Berkeley provided access to course material to the public.
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
> I'm barely aware that he was a good player of yesteryear As an English football fan, that cheered me up (it still hurts). I suspect no English football fan could accept Maradona as the greatest. Do you know about Pelé? When I was
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
You would hope so. Saw many people on r/adventofcode using dijkstra or even A* when every path step is just 1. I went with bfs because I'm pretty sure using a priority queue or heuristic function is going to slow those down.
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
Annoyingly ddg also ignores +<must include> -<must exclude> and "verbatim" search terms and just shows the results they decide you must want. There are no good search engines any more. At least ddg still has bang searc
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
I read this long ago, prompted when my dad landed a job lecturing on the later MV/4000 and MV/6000 models. He'd sometimes work late and we'd go on a short family trip to pick him up. He'd set us up at a terminal to
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
Yes. It's aimed at languages that use parentheses for structure - so it's _definitely_ helpful for Scheme. We're generally so used to line-based editing, it may be frustrating but it's well worth the effort and once it c
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
Here's hoping that type of structured movement and editing will spread much wider now tree-sitter is merged into emacs master. Already quite a few parsers/grammars available for tree sitter: https://tree-sitter.github.i
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
The analysis of comparisons was both brilliant and illuminating.
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
It's so refreshing to be able to tab through search results without hitting a thousand irrelevant images or ads or menu items.
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
Similar possibility for guitar tunings. I once looked for faux 12-string guitar tunings and "caged cabbage", "faded feedbag" and "defaced badge" were my favourites.
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
I just added a keyword search in firefox* for inspiration when I'm searching for a replacement word. * Assign a keyword (e.g. care) to a regular bookmark but place %s in the url ( https://carefulwords.com/%s ). It gets s
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
That's a blow, it's such a good conference. This post led me to check and the 2022 videos have started being uploaded to youtube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcGKfGEEONaDO2dvGEdod...
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
I'm subscribed to so many informal church groups in Alabama originally but "I've" since moved to Texas. I tried quite hard to clear up the confusion but with virtually no action ever taken, so now I just observe. From th
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
Are you misremembering the 6.4 from 2018 in Hualien? There were no 7+ magnitude quakes in recent years. [1] The closest is 2016 at 7.1 which took out some undersea internet cables the caused a reduction in spam worldwide of 50%. [2] [1]
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
The introspection via all the commands bound to C-h <key/s> is a major thing I miss from any other system. That includes the ability to view and debug the source code - including the base level commands written in C if you'v
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
Absolutely. Many here are saying how much they like the feature. I'd much prefer a "similar repos/projects/people" once I'm visiting a project or person I've _chosen_ to view. I've already expressed m
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
Another similar problem from earlier in the show https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfa3MHLLSWI Can I ask why you don't just link directly to youtube?
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
I've also found DDG ignore quotes often too.
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
It's a pour over method [1] You can also use a regular drip machine though. Use half the normal water. Add the equivalent ice (by weight) to the flask. Brew as normal, but turn it off as soon as it's finished. The slow drip of hot
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
My utility format the feed url by extracting the relevant suffix from the url slug when it includes: "/user/" "/channel/" "/playlist?list=" I think the newer slug format for channels is
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
I think of it as a hybrid summary/index of posts from people/blogs I'm interested in. If there's a post that piques my interest, I'll read the full post - or visit the web page.
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
In fact there are 3 RSS feed types User : https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?user=<XXX> Channel : https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=<XXX> Playlist : https:&#x2
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
I have what feels like an infinite backlog of bands and albums I want to listen to. My quirk is deep dives. I'll discover a new band or style to me, then listen to as much of it as I can. Very often someone's whole catalogue at a
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
Learning the underlying model behind git is well worth the effort. For me watching Steve Smith's talk - Knowledge is Power: Getting out of Trouble by Understanding Git - was a lightbulb moment. Here's a 2019 presentation of that
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by bhrgunatha 4y ago
On the schedule page, there are links to further material. I don't think you can do the drills or exams, but you _can_ do the homework if you have a github account.

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