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bhrgunatha

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    Comment #36446034

    sigh I moved all my projects (from Bitbucket and Github) to Gitlab. Now it appears Gitlab is feeding its data to Google [1]. I do have a codeberg account so will consider moving my…

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    Comment #36445987

    Could you link to some of the announcements or articles. I only ask because I was totally unaware and would like to learn more.

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    Comment #35117598

    > I am going to try to use this utility to help me generate the flashcards instead of writing my own logic. Hopefully it works well as it would save me a lot of time. My favourite …

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    Comment #34934401

    Let's get down to brass tacks. What recipe do you use? [1] Aeropress is also my favourite method. It's easy to experiment with the main variables than most other devices - water te…

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    Comment #34502510

    The Headington Shark has its own tag on Google maps https://www.google.com/maps/place/The+Headington+Shark/@51.7... https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.7589771,-1.2131488,3a,75y,...

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    Comment #34438367

    That's odd. I was sure Berkeley provided access to course material to the public.

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    Comment #34040056

    > I'm barely aware that he was a good player of yesteryear As an English football fan, that cheered me up (it still hurts). I suspect no English football fan could accept Maradona …

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    Comment #33966447

    You would hope so. Saw many people on r/adventofcode using dijkstra or even A* when every path step is just 1. I went with bfs because I'm pretty sure using a priority queue or heu…

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    Comment #33800441

    Annoyingly ddg also ignores + - and "verbatim" search terms and just shows the results they decide you must want. There are no good search engines any more. At least ddg still has …

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    Comment #33792910

    I read this long ago, prompted when my dad landed a job lecturing on the later MV/4000 and MV/6000 models. He'd sometimes work late and we'd go on a short family trip to pick him u…

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    Comment #33760943

    Yes. It's aimed at languages that use parentheses for structure - so it's _definitely_ helpful for Scheme. We're generally so used to line-based editing, it may be frustrating but …

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    Comment #33752744

    Here's hoping that type of structured movement and editing will spread much wider now tree-sitter is merged into emacs master. Already quite a few parsers/grammars available for tr…

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    Comment #33740214

    The analysis of comparisons was both brilliant and illuminating.

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    Comment #33381487

    It's so refreshing to be able to tab through search results without hitting a thousand irrelevant images or ads or menu items.

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    Comment #33228871

    Similar possibility for guitar tunings. I once looked for faux 12-string guitar tunings and "caged cabbage", "faded feedbag" and "defaced badge" were my favourites.

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    Comment #33228320

    I just added a keyword search in firefox* for inspiration when I'm searching for a replacement word. * Assign a keyword (e.g. care) to a regular bookmark but place %s in the url ( …

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    Comment #33149988

    That's a blow, it's such a good conference. This post led me to check and the 2022 videos have started being uploaded to youtube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcGKfGEEONa…

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    Comment #33064000

    I'm subscribed to so many informal church groups in Alabama originally but "I've" since moved to Texas. I tried quite hard to clear up the confusion but with virtually no action ev…

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    Comment #32894350

    Are you misremembering the 6.4 from 2018 in Hualien? There were no 7+ magnitude quakes in recent years. [1] The closest is 2016 at 7.1 which took out some undersea internet cables …

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    Comment #32760807

    The introspection via all the commands bound to C-h is a major thing I miss from any other system. That includes the ability to view and debug the source code - including the base …

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    Comment #32689509

    Absolutely. Many here are saying how much they like the feature. I'd much prefer a "similar repos/projects/people" once I'm visiting a project or person I've _chosen_ to view. I've…

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    Comment #32688818

    Another similar problem from earlier in the show https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfa3MHLLSWI Can I ask why you don't just link directly to youtube?

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    Comment #32352003

    I've also found DDG ignore quotes often too.