cracoucax

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by cracoucax 16d ago
None of this is a burdain if you don't let it - cut the grass -> robot - weed the flowerbeds -> once every week, or no flowerbeds if you feel it's not necessary - wash the car -> idk I wash mine every 6 months or somethin
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by cracoucax 19d ago
Very nice. Seems you found yourself what I imagine to be a deeply relaxing hobby, which also offers new challenges all the time. Congrats !
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by cracoucax 1y ago
I've always found strange all the talk about using cannabis to manage pain. I've smoked alot of weed, well before all those talks promoting THC for this. It was my experience, and common knowledge in my circles at the time that T
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by cracoucax 2y ago
Just love lazygit, makes me happy every time I use it, which is every like every 5 minutes. Love how extensible it is with custom actions. Love the recent integration of update-refs. Thank you, happy new job and congrats !
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by cracoucax 2y ago
Wow that's very nice
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by cracoucax 2y ago
Actually much more impressive than the research videos, he clearly knows his way around youtube
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by cracoucax 3y ago
What it imagined is in fact a world where handled TVs would be a thing, based on a sci fi novel by Barjavel. But yes those people all focused on their tv walking in the street /really/ look like current day smartphone users.
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by cracoucax 3y ago
Oooh yes thanks for this, instant disable. History could be convenient at times, but hey not as much as my sanity.
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by cracoucax 3y ago
I've switched from tmux to zellij about 2 monthes, ago, it may have less features than tmux for now but it certainly does all i need, in most case better than tmux. It is much more user friendly and usable imo. Frankly i've spent
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by cracoucax 3y ago
3d cards did not exit at the time, everything was done on the CPU. And yes your pc had a graphic card, or you wouldn't have had anything to hook your screen onto ;)
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by cracoucax 3y ago
Never used a BBC but 8bit computers of this era often used cassettes to load and save data. The tape would contain bleeps and blurps which would be decoded into bytes by the computer. EG this is the sound produced by an Amstrad cpc464 loadi
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by cracoucax 3y ago
Ah yes I understand
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by cracoucax 3y ago
Imo the belief in rebirth is not needed to practice metta, you just need to realize that every being wants to be happy, just like you. Yet all of them are mired in delusion and most of the time do things which go the opposite way of generat
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by cracoucax 3y ago
I believe since Maharshi was a practitioner of hinduism for him "the self" (what they call Atman) was to be seen in all things, and the same everywhere. So anything transient cannot be the self, hence is an illusion, or false. But
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by cracoucax 3y ago
Psychotherapy works on the "self": your problems, your history. One of the aims of mediation is to gradually understand that this self is really an illusion, hence there are in fact no problems and no history. Past does not really
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by cracoucax 4y ago
Basically what he did what read about the "insight knownledges", (which are initially described in the Visuddhimagga, in a very loose way), and interpret them in whatever ways he sees fit, then proceed to see his, and everyone&#x
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by cracoucax 4y ago
Daniel Ingram is a deluded fool, and imo being this deluded probably means a sort of mental disorder. His book and system just show how far away from any real form of enlightenment he is. Sadly because he sounds modern & a little scient
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by cracoucax 10y ago
There are currently 2 usable OSx tiling window managers : - KWM https://github.com/koekeishiya/kwm - Amethyst https://ianyh.com/amethyst/ I stopped using Linux on the desktop before tiling WMs wer
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by cracoucax 10y ago
It's not a benchmark, he's just saying that even excel users can have a need for powerful computers too
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by cracoucax 10y ago
simply that there is no real chrome for IOS, or firefox for that matter. They both are shells around webkit (i.e Safari). Apple does not allow browsers in the app store if they don't use their own rendering engine.
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by cracoucax 11y ago
This is a very bad move for Amazon on all levels, i'm pretty sure this will be cancelled and some heads will fly. I mean : - They piss their customers - They piss their merchants, probably killing some businesses along the way - They i
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by cracoucax 11y ago
Except they're also a marketplace and they require their vendors to ban the same products. It's not an ecommerce strategy, they're very clearly using their huge leverage as the #1 ecommerce on the internet to attack their com
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by cracoucax 11y ago
>> but personally it all feels really fake to me. This. I am an introvert, and this is the crux of the problem to me. People have no problem whatsoever making smalltalk with persons they don't like, are happy to promote themselve
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by cracoucax 12y ago
I'd say it's actually the other way around : a /very/ good speaker will generally sound good with lots of punch even a very low volume. A low end one will need to be at 50% capacity or something to start to give its best
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by cracoucax 12y ago
Am i the only one to find that React code looks like a collection of the worst ideas ever ?
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by cracoucax 12y ago
Probably, but only if the target architecture is a 6 bit processor which doesn't exist.
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by cracoucax 12y ago
It's not about wear, it's about security and controlling your car... When you're using your brakes you can't control your car nearly as well. In case of emergency it makes a huge difference. You've got to control yo
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by cracoucax 12y ago
I didn't read the comment you answer to, but people like you drive me nuts, seriously. Racist jokes can be perfectly funny, any joke can be perfectly funny it just depends who you tell it to, and at what humor degree you and the listen
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by cracoucax 12y ago
ah too bad it's a python scrip though, a binary of some sort would have been great. I'm growing wary of python version galore.
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by cracoucax 12y ago
Looks great, probably gonna add this to my toolkit.

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