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by gepoch 2y ago
Great fleas have little fleas upon their backs to bite 'em, And little fleas have lesser fleas, and so ad infinitum. And the great fleas themselves, in turn, have greater fleas to go on; While these again have greater still, and greate
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by gepoch 4y ago
Chris fix is an awesome channel for working on your car. He covers everything from fluid changes to transmission replacements. Great production quality and extremely engaging. https://youtube.com/@chrisfix
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by gepoch 4y ago
Yeah... Just have to remember that the year comes before the time zone but after the seconds :clown: No idea where that came from. Probably the time format from the punchcard machine at bell labs. If it was iso 8601 based, it would almost
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by gepoch 4y ago
From the docs, the magic reference date: 01/02 03:04:05PM '06 -0700 So that's why it's in 2006, since you asked. https://pkg.go.dev/time#pkg-constants
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by gepoch 4y ago
Framework owner, here. I think this is all totally fair. You are getting less laptop for the same price. I will put a couple of nits here: > * No dedicated GPU options, period. It supports thunderbolt, so you can have an eGPU! That said,
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by gepoch 4y ago
Hi, I own a framework laptop. * The magnetic bezel works great and I've had no problems with it at all. It's completely secure and you pretty much need to lever it off with your fingernail if you want to change it for a different
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by gepoch 5y ago
If you like gaming, a dance pad and Stepmania is a fun, awesome, and cheap way to get some high quality cardio. Playing on easy modes is like walking. Once you build up some skill, playing on hard modes can feel like sprinting.
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by gepoch 5y ago
Same.. This is just a mirror though, so at least you can browse it more sanely over on Gerrit. https://go-review.googlesource.com/c/go/+/368254
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by gepoch 5y ago
Signal stores messages on their servers until they're delivered at which point they're purged. Additionally, Signal's encryption scheme gives their messages the "forward secrecy" property which means that acquiring
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by gepoch 6y ago
I am, and you can too! https://signal.org/donate/
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by gepoch 6y ago
No system is powerful enough to prove all of the facts about natural numbers, right?
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by gepoch 6y ago
Excellent! I usually just type up my SQL in triple quotes and execute it from python, which gives me a little bit of templating too. Excited to give this a try (and start using more views.)
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by gepoch 7y ago
Sounds like he's talking about the bullet cluster... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullet_Cluster Although that's a colliding pair of galaxy clusters. I'm not currently aware of any examples of this effe
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by gepoch 7y ago
See also the anglish wiki which imagines a more Germanic English with made up Germanic words replacing French, Latin, etc. https://anglish.fandom.com/wiki/Main_leaf
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by gepoch 7y ago
I haven't seen this mentioned anywhere so I thought I'd post it to see what you all think... IANAL, IMHO, etc. I searched for one of the unique tokens in the docs: https://www.google.com/search?q=0facda3319 That p
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by gepoch 8y ago
You use ammonia to add nitrogen to crops. Making ammonia is an extremely energy intensive process that already contributes about 2-3% of global carbon emmissions. [1] So you could spray ammonia everywhere to promote growth, but it's no
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by gepoch 8y ago
Yeah security is not really "proveable" in any software system. However, a few points to consider: 1. The signal server can't "see" the group. Clients are just sending N messages to everyone in the group with some e
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by gepoch 8y ago
Reading about the usefulness of logs reminded me of another spatial math tool: The Triangle of Power! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sULa9Lc4pck
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by gepoch 8y ago
This isn't exactly a case where a machine beats a game, but if you want to get an idea of how such a machine would need to think, and if you want to see someone apply a lot of interesting algorithms to brew a sequence of steps to speed
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by gepoch 8y ago
Calling people hipsters is the most hipster thing of all. Source: am a hipster.
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by gepoch 8y ago
Awesome.. I'm just reading Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson. This is pretty much the technology that that they use to cool their 300KW sci-fi computers :)
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by gepoch 8y ago
Right, that's definitely the intent of shorthand, but it works better when you have someone dedicated to processing the captured conversation. If I tried to transcribe my notes from every meeting, I would end up working on it for more
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by gepoch 8y ago
I've been teaching myself Gregg simplified since late last year. I probably put in 30 minutes a day, and an hour or two on the weekends. First of all, it's very fun (the main reason I got into it) I currently can write about as fa
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by gepoch 8y ago
B is where you overfit your model and D is where oops actually we didn't profit :(
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by gepoch 8y ago
A good podcast on the risks of semi-automation: https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/children-of-the-magen...
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by gepoch 8y ago
Have you looked at Rosetta code before? I think OP has a pretty good point bringing it up.. http://rosettacode.org/
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by gepoch 9y ago
There's also TEVES which is MOND with relativity, since MOND doesn't predict any of the relativistic effects we observe constantly. The problem is, they still end up needing some dark matter before they work very well. I think eve
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by gepoch 9y ago
For another small rust text editor project see Iota: https://github.com/gchp/iota
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by gepoch 9y ago
Warning: opinions We tried git flow for awhile, but it didn't really meet our needs, so we got rid of it. Plus the whole thing feels a bit yak shavey to me. The main practical concern was that we need to make long-lived releases of our
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by gepoch 9y ago
Autojump is the answer here. Totally a gamechanger. If you like its semantics enough, check out fasd [1] , which is a superset of autojump that applies its cache in many other places. Absolutely awesome. [1] https://github.com&#x

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