lolcat_cowsay

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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
could just use the torch
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
yeah very high percentage THC in nearly every variant of weed these days, for me having a joint with tiny sprinkles of weed completely fucks me up, I just choose to have hash with lower THC percentage, plus hash tastes nice. I think that th
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
why is this downvoted
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
I'm not switching just yet because I don't know if podman fully supports docker compose yet.
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
Sounds nice and all but I really liked docker compose for setting up containers, I'll have to find out if podman has full docker compose support yet, then maybe I'll switch. Last time I tested it, it had some downsides, but "
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
I tried podman compose quite a few months ago with my docker compose file and it failed, what is the difference between doing that and this? So like, you can use docker compose for podman instead of docker, instead of something like podman
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
Nah no good alternative yet, I tried running my docker compose file which works perfectly with docker in podman compose and it failed outright.
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
BTW there's no alternative to docker compose in podman, I've tried running my docker compose file with podman compose and it just failed outright. Currently I'm going to stick with Docker because of this alone.
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
Completely agree, this professor is clearly an asshole.
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
What a stupid post
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
Duplicates: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22218181 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22233637
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Creating a virtual traffic jam on Google Maps with 99 phones and a wagon(carhumor.net)
6 points by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago|1 comments
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
What about GTX 16xx users? I have a GTX 1650 which is based on Turing but doesn't have the new NVENC encoder, I wonder if the new OSS driver will support this GPU, if it has that RISCV chip that everyone's talking about.
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
what the fuck
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
Exactly, you have to know what you wanted to do before mastering the tool in the first place, this is true for a lot of things not just note-taking systems.
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
Interesting, so how is this Johnny decimal thing different to Zettelkasten?
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
That sounds exactly like Org-Mode inside Emacs.
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
I agree, this blog post is too long for what he was actually trying to say, he could of gotten his point through in a few paragraphs rather than an entire page, I'm surprised that I had the patience to read all of it today.
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
And it is extremely unhelpful to a lot of people aswell. It doesn't work for everyone.
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
> Once I can recall something, that usually leads me to where I need to go. It's sometimes that initial failure to recall what I wanted to remember that can prevent me from acting until much later. Exactly my frame of thinking, if I
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
> I’ve tried a bunch of these sorts of tools. And nothing stuck over the years. Yeah same with me, I've tried many tools like Org-Roam inside Emacs which is yet another Zettelkasten type of system, doesn't really make sense for
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
This is if he wants to take notes in the first place.
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
I completely agree with your points and they also relate with me a bit, Zettelkasten systems don't work for me at all, nor do TODO lists, it depends on the type of person, it doesn't work for everyone; I think what the author is t
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
> I personally just create atomic (single-topic) notes, with tags in the YAML front-matter, and store them in a folder structure along the lines of the Johnny Decimal System[3]. I store checklists, procedures, howtos, concept summaries,
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
Its probably not for you then, people makes Zettelkasten look like a magical thing that will help you get more organised in life. You would've "gotten" how to create a workflow that fits you by now if this is what you really
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by lolcat_cowsay 4y ago
> The problem with the Knowledge Graph ideology is that everything in your mind is already situated in a graph structure. That is precisely the problem. It’s big and complicated, with way too many connections everywhere. There’s no good
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by lolcat_cowsay 5y ago
Bloat
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KMonad – Keyboard Key Remapper(github.com)
5 points by lolcat_cowsay 5y ago|0 comments
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by lolcat_cowsay 5y ago
Gemini's search engine
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by lolcat_cowsay 5y ago
Advice to anyone who wants to start using XMonad, READ the docs..

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