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anreekoh
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Comment #21953533
Check out Kakoune[1] for a different take on an editor’s scripting language. It offloads as much as possible to existing Unix tools such as bash, sort, fmt, etc. It uses a clever s…
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Comment #21937028
Seeing how that kid went about that problem, seeing how interested he seems, makes me want to teach. It's impressive how natural the discussion was with the kid, the two were on ex…
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Comment #21934926
Disclaimer: I’ve started reading the Lean guide for the past month or two. For me the most magical texts I have ever read were TAPL by Pierce, or the Lean Theorem Prover (tutorial/…
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Comment #21852238
Deepcell[1] is a framework I worked on for a bit during my undergrad. It can do cell segmentation & tracking for different imaging types. [1]: https://github.com/vanvalenlab/deepce…
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Comment #21193416
If you want git on the command-line, but don’t want to remember commands, try lazygit[0], it’s changed what I’m comfortable doing with git because it can tell me at any given momen…
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Comment #20978877
OP here, this is just a tool I wanted because I often find myself wanting to send a small equation or two to friends, and couldn't find anything online that could do that. Everythi…
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Comment #20291995
IMO when anything is rewritten (usually in a modern language), it's faster than the original implementation. That's usually because you have much better hindsight since the entire …
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Comment #20153257
This looks really cool! Is it a coincidence that this has the same name as the Aphex Twin song?
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Comment #20140921
Sorry, I meant that the chemical makeup of beef is distinct from that of plants. I wasn't referring to additives. I meant the proteins/enzymes, etc.
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Comment #20139028
1. Surely there are other chemical compounds that are present in the fast food meats and not the plant based meats, and vice versa, but that aren’t listed in the article’s table. 2…
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Comment #19684963
I have no background in quantum anything at all, just cs & some undergrad math, and I found this article and the one preceding it extremely accessible.
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Comment #19315980
I still sometimes have the A anti-pattern. It's slowly been disappearing since I added gl. The kakoune keybindings were designed with a lot of thought behind them. They seem extrem…
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Comment #19314123
Using kakoune for the first time made me understand how much better the vim keybindings could be. I switched the weird begin & end of line navigations (0 and $) to (gl and gr) as t…
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Comment #18010713
Finally. Man I’ve had this feature on my jailbroken devices for over 4 years. And every update I would hope they would add this. Clicking around with the cursor was always so stupi…
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Comment #17996755
The benefits of xonsh are more than just the quick math, but I'm glad fish is getting something like this. I've had a Python script that does math for me, something like this [0] I…
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Comment #17992218
Ugh. I have so many conflicting opinions on this question. So, Xonsh is superior in the manipulation of shell objects. I felt super at home changing the shell prompt and configurin…