spellcard199

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by spellcard199 2y ago
I periodically watch the status of Lanzaboote [1] to know when it will be upstreamed to Nixpkgs so that it will be easier for people (e.g. me) to switch to NixOS. It has been funded by the Next Generation Internet initiative that the artic
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by spellcard199 3y ago
Some weeks ago I searched for a more general solution that doesn't depend on the compositor and doesn't need root (i.e. an xkill replacement), but I didn't find one. As a frequent user of xkill I was surprised by that too, bu
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by spellcard199 3y ago
Under Wayland with Gnome (it's gnome-specific), I recently learned you can kill windows by using Looking Glass: // 1. Open looking glass: Alt+F2 > lg // 2. Use picker to pick window (button on the top left
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by spellcard199 4y ago
Hello. I'm just a (bad) med student and I'm not qualified to make any diagnosis, but I think the clinical picture you have reported warrants further investigations and I wanted to share my thoughts while I was reading your post. I
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by spellcard199 4y ago
As you can see I am a fan of both your product and the philosophy behind it, so thank you for your work. If I was interested in working just on software diagrams.net would be somewhat of a dream job for me, however, currently my life plan i
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by spellcard199 4y ago
I agree on the graphical editor. Before customizing it to my needs there were several behaviors that I found quite tedious. Since it may be of interest I'll add some notes. You can get a console also in the desktop app if you launch it
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by spellcard199 4y ago
I 'm an heavy user of diagrams to take notes while learning topics in biology and medicine. I think the most interesting feature of diagrams.net is its extensibility, which is not frequently mentioned. If you run in the javascript cons
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by spellcard199 5y ago
One thing that made it difficult to me was that I didn't explicitly realize for a long time that there were two things to understand: what a monad is and why they are useful. Most explanations tell why it's useful, but it really c
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by spellcard199 5y ago
Here's a mybinder [1] (adapted from IJava Binder [2]) in case someone wanted to try Kawa without installing it. [1] https://mybinder.org/v2/gl/spellcard199%2Fikawa-binder/06a90... [2] https://
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by spellcard199 6y ago
In the page you linked it says the text you are quoting refers to the EPLv2, while Clojure is licensed under the EPLv1 [1]. It seems [2] they discussed changing Clojure's license to EPLv2, but decided not to. [1] https://clo
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by spellcard199 6y ago
> Racket's graph library can do everything jgraphx can do What I need is to make a diagram from a file produced by diagrams.net without me writing the parser (JGraphX can already parse diagrams.net's xml), show me a window wher
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by spellcard199 6y ago
If Racket had packages functionally equivalent to the ones on the JVM that I can't live without (Selenium, JGraphX, ...) I would start learning it right away. However sticking to the JVM and Kawa I get a vaguely similar typed/unty
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by spellcard199 6y ago
After trying Typed Clojure, liking it, but giving it up because of Clojure's GPL-incompatible license, I got interested in Kawa Scheme because it has some rudimentary form of type checking. For example, this produces warnings: (def
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by spellcard199 6y ago
I have a question. I know nothing about ML and neural networks so I'm going to excuse myself if the answer to this may be obvious. The specificity of CT when interpreted by humans is reported to be <56% [1]. The specificity for this
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by spellcard199 7y ago
Disable javascript or use a browser that doesn't run it. I am an emacs user so its browser, eww, works for me.
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by spellcard199 7y ago
When I finally got Bayes Theorem I thought it says something obivious in unfamiliar terms. What made it click for me was realizing that bayesian networks are a mini-language and the Bayes theorem is much more easily explained visually than
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by spellcard199 7y ago
I tried and it mostly works, but for rustc/cargo in particular you also have to set the $TERM environment variable to "xterm" [1]. [1] https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/45728#issuecomment
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by spellcard199 7y ago
---- TLDR ---- I completely agree with the others who say: - learn elisp instead of learning "emacs" - if you want to memorize something, just learn the name of the command: if you use it very often then learn/define a
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by spellcard199 7y ago
I'm just writing an emacs process-output reader on top of https://github.com/zwild/ammonite-term-repl to get Ammonite's completion directly in emacs buffers. Of course it's a (very) dirty hack compared t