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LEARAX
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Comment #43134888
I would love to know more details about your CI setup. I'm running all of my self-hosted services as Quadlets (which I generally really love!) and CI (using Gitea) was/is a huge pa…
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Comment #32299870
Can I ask when you had this exchange, which email you contacted (I've tried emailing both the support address and the individual addresses) and which email provider you use?
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Comment #32297334
My DM42 broke in under 2 weeks and Swissmicros support was completely unreachable. I would strongly recommend getting a used older HP calculator instead.
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Comment #32204603
This was not my experience with TeXmacs. I tried it recently after using LaTeX for all of my papers, and while it is nice, it is not replacing LaTeX for me. Table output in particu…
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Comment #31628336
I believe the notification did not get sent out for the first PR until a comment was posted on it (the PR was opened 2 days ago). I think the top commenter on this thread (Rob) may…
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Comment #27179732
I've been using the minimalist ssg [1], a ~187 sloc sh script to generate my site [2], so that I can avoid dealing with more complicated, messy solutions and to make it easier to s…
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Comment #25842013
There are different extractors/services, and you can toggle them pretty easily. By default it screenshots everything, exports a PDF, saves like 4 different HTML copies and submits …
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Comment #25139545
It sounds like BioNTech did all the development work on the vaccine, but Pfizer funded the actual creation of the vaccine and runs the trials/logistics/finances/business stuff (con…
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Comment #25087402
It's really unfortunate that LaTeX and friends seem to be the only options for document typesetting with anything vaguely complicated. There are just so many quirks and oddities; m…
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Comment #25086924
That appears to be a Windows-only game using a fairly pricey subscription model. Looking at gameplay of it, it seems to have potential, but it also looks very janky and unfinished.…
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Comment #24880999
I believe the main developer of pijul has temporarily made his work closed-source for the past few years while he rewrites it to avoid receiving issues while it's unfinished. Looks…
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Comment #24715962
I still can't possibly see them competing against Atari without the power of the blockchain [1]. [1] https://atarichain.com/
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Comment #24474962
Probably a slow process of sending more probes and getting more samples to test, and eventually shipping them back to Earth. We don't really have any interest in manipulating whate…
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Comment #24317747
Perhaps as a counterpart to Nintendo's Wario, complete with maniacal laughing.
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Comment #24295254
The quality of life improvements to cargo look very nice, and I feel that rust wouldn't be remotely as successful without such a tool. I'm very glad I won't have to be manually pic…
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Comment #24017067
Bandcamp's privacy settings are also pretty awful. There is no mechanism for making my library private; anyone can search my username and see what music I own. I suppose you can "h…
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Comment #23993297
While I agree with your sentiment, a big part of why the TI-84 is so ubiquitous is because they're required for standardized tests. I suppose their reasoning is that supporting ass…
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Comment #23325617
I believe that's exactly what Newgrounds is doing. See https://github.com/ruffle-rs/ruffle
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Comment #23207423
"Whiteboarding, naming things, stand-ups, OBOE (?), cache invalidation, and Jira" according to [1]. I don't think these questions are very fun. [1] https://github.com/lettier/hacke…
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Comment #23064781
Can I ask what "ridiculously stereotypical Croatian music" sounds like?
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Comment #23047828
Where would you imagine JavaScript being added?
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Comment #22981639
Well, you could always just use a shebang or call bash/sh directly on the file.