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skhm
4y ago
I’d be really interested to hear your story. Good work getting to what looks like a healthy place in life.
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I can't mentally get over cringing while using ish, thinking about how many emulated x86 calls are being made under the hood, wasting the incredible CPU in the iPad. I tried emacs in it once and it was too slow to be usable - would be
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4y ago
>but grug must to grug be true, and "no" is magic grug word. Hard say at first, especially if you nice grug and don't like disappoint people (many such grugs!) but easier over time even though shiney rock pile not as high
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4y ago
the path is just really, really clear
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4y ago
The tone here makes this sound like an insult, I had to do a double-take. Online discourse is hard!
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4y ago
Well, not necessarily - he's almost certainly niether the greatest nor the worst CEO of the time, and so "No" is still the answer.
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4y ago
ah it's not quite Tidal, though I have played with that too. This is csound-expression in Haskell. https://hackage.haskell.org/package/csound-expression
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4y ago
This was a really pleasant read. Inspired me to spend a few minutes hacking together some out-of-phase pianos ( https://twitter.com/harryaskham/status/1580174416889069570 ).
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4y ago
Don't you find it painful having your tmux session rooted in your homedir (e.g. for all new windows)? I nearly always need to have it anchored some project working directory.
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4y ago
Mosh should survive a laptop sleep no problem - if it doesn't, something is misconfigured. X forwarding is a dealbreaker though.
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4y ago
I also have a tranche of quant folk on LinkedIn but I always assumed they were either selling snake oil or if the roles really were that lucrative, there’d be a work-life balance clash. But it’s not my field, so this is more a gut feeling.
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4y ago
exact same strat, exactly 2 losses in 100 games, gave up at 100. two anecdata is data, right?
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4y ago
I have tried to get into this a few times as a sighted person. The thought of walking around with a discreet input device and an earpiece with the internal representation in my head sounds wicked. I haven’t found the right setup or the time
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Maybe I need to stop using “tautological”, “orthogonal”, etc in my speech… they are so ingrained into me from academic settings but in hindsight and in a professional context there are definitely people politely nodding and either thinking
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i have a haskell DSL [1] (really all the heavy lifting is done underneath by csound-expression though) where this looks like e.g.: -- 4 on the floor bass drum, on for 16 beats, off for 16 beats kicks <- do d <- drums "X
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5y ago
One more hype cycle and you'll be made even and then some, before the next crypto winter.
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5y ago
That book really resonated with me; as in, it vibrated at exactly my resonant frequency and, like a wine glass, broke me. I couldn't enjoy professional programming in the same way once the veil had been lifted.
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5y ago
Thanks for pulling this quote out - I just skimmed the epub and it's actually a really lucid and grounded set of claims for something I've often thought, that just as there's causal influence going forward in time, so might t
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Or, alternatively, they're giving you a polite "out" and enabling mutual forgetting. I've been on the wrong side of this dynamic too many times and I think that when the other person claims not to remember, most of the t
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5y ago
> we keep track of "how" true statements are, or more precisely where they are true. I’m reminded of Greg Egan’s short story Luminous, in which a supercomputer brute-forces over a boundary between (by the definitions in this ar
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5y ago
IMO the best org phone client is a VPS + CLI emacs + good mobile SSH client + syncthing. Requires connectivity but then I have e.g. org-agenda feature parity. I basically live in this setup. Surprisingly ergonomic to use with a touchscreen
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I can't agree. I type up something in Fira Code - I look at it - and I smile inadvertently. It's just another one of the small, pleasant aesthetic experiences that make up programming as a whole for me.
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I honestly can't wait for this to open. I ground out the full 300 stars recently going back through all the previous years and it was one of my favourite programming experiences. Eric Wastl's such a great problem setter.
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5y ago
as good as any :)
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My first thought too, but I guess it's also very easy to hand-roll an init_data.sh script with a bunch of POST curls to populate the DB.
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ah, you're right. thankfully it looks like 'drawer' (which i only found out about just now) fixes this and retains the spirit of the thing; fragtog doesn't render it immediately though (needs C-u C-u `org-latex-preview`)
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Pretty inline symbolic mathematics in Org-mode
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Very similar experience - in the end no police, and I just had to stay back and write a long essay on why hacking is wrong (pretty sure I was an edgelord about it and wrote something nuanced about white-hatting...)
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I was a hair's breadth away from expulsion too - exfiltrated .sam files from a PC in the library on a 3.5" floppy. Seems to be quite common experience judging by this thread. Why did we all get caught? Smart enough to figure that
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David Nutt shares your hypothesis and is working on such a substance [1]. I agree with you that something like chronic Diazepam abuse is probably less harmful to the body than a similar alcohol habit - but I'm skeptical (but hopeful) o
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