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btreecat

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About btreecat

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/btreecat; my proof: https://keybase.io/btreecat/sigs/QMUY3OBTVUR7brApD2esJdMGVkoU1sAtH8NwNAo-WHQ ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49240971

    Most hoods in apartments (and many houses) are not vented to the outdoors. They just move the air inside around. You're not helping the air quality if all you do is move it around …

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    Comment #49240929

    It's not just how much water can you boil and how fast, it's the excess heat and significant hit to indoor air quality, and CO2 concentration

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    Comment #49240912

    And you'd lose that wager multiple times over

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    Comment #49238027

    The goal isn't to replace, it's to understand so you can grow past it. If you start from the fact that people haven't adopted it, maybe it's not as beautiful or enjoyable to most d…

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    Comment #49096361

    Instead of being sad, have you considered evaluating why that is?

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    Comment #49034942

    I don't think all writing process produces the same kinda of output, the editing of code itself is metadata I find more valuable and an artificially straight line.

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    Comment #49034789

    Your writing Scala, let's be real your ide resources are not your primary concern. The way it actually understands your interface is.

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    Comment #49034719

    I support anti-dox/and security practices by cleaning up repo history and rotating where you can, as long as your safe with the assumption that anyone with a copy of the history co…

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    Comment #48568815

    All KDE before 5 is buggy, slow, unstable, ugly, and generally unpleasant to use. I remember running KDE3 and it consumed too much ram for too little stability. Much worse desktop …

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    Comment #48568741

    We have a single harbor instance at work, backed by PG. The folks ran into some sort of performance issue during their testing (not documented) and their solution was to use cloud …

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    Comment #48471140

    I'd wish they'd focus on the problems leading to folks feeling that copper theft is a better source of income than other more legitimate routes. Speaks volumes to the local economy…

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    Comment #48292800

    I get why people blame indentation like this. I don't think it's right or wrong to ignore the tooling that directly addresses minor issues with indentation or matching braces hones…

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    Comment #48162190

    Appreciate the recommendation for the quantum thief. I really enjoyed accelerando which was a recommendation from a friend so I look forward to checking this one out. If it's good …

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    Comment #48162122

    https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/anthropic-expands-c... FTA >WASHINGTON, May 12 (Reuters) - Artificial intelligence company Anthropic on Tuesday released an expanded suite …

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    Comment #47836241

    Nothing about batch size affecting concentration of methanol in your link. Nothing about more methanol in the heads either. Your claims stand as unsupported.

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    Comment #47829615

    Do you have any sources on methanol concentration that support your claims? If not the sources I provided show a low risk.

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    Comment #47814861

    Thank you for a great explanation!

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    Comment #47814856

    I have, you're pushing nonsense. The methanol doesn't "come out in the heads" and batch size doesn't affect the final concentration as a % because roughly the same ratio is present…

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    Comment #47791825

    I hope this has future applications in laser projectors

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    Comment #47778881

    Big fan of sane defaults like this. I like tmux, but I no longer spend time customizing it for every server I run it on, only to be tripped up on some new server I haven't set-up y…

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    Comment #47778046

    Batch size has nothing to do with it

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    Comment #47778003

    You want the best spread possible, by having the largest pool possible. We can all debate and discuss the best way to get there, but mathematically it's a pool that includes most e…

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    Comment #47777925

    Under > 7.4. Antidotes and Elimination Enhancement > 7.4.2. Ethanol A therapeutic blood ethanol level of about 22 mmol/L (100 mg/dL) is recommended. ... >If ethanol was coingested …

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    Comment #47777840

    I like that because it's just text, and obsidian is un-opinionated on organization, it allows us all to find workflows that suit us!

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    Comment #47777829

    Batch size has nothing to do with it.