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Comment #33528870
I use it with Firenvim: https://github.com/glacambre/firenvim
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Comment #30698202
Interestingly Zelensky might be easier to deepfake than other world leaders because there's more footage and a wider variety of facial expressions to train on due to his acting car…
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Comment #30349347
The thing is that there's two levels of possible discrimination; systemic discrimination and admissions discrimination. Pure test results are discrimination free at the admissions …
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Comment #30342081
I just want to point out that this is part of the premise of the original article: > Harvard’s admissions policies make me especially queasy, because the burden rests so heavily on…
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Comment #30122187
Yeah, I made it to do my chemistry homework where a lot of problems were duplicated with different numbers. The truth is that it's not well tested outside of that though so it's ha…
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Comment #30121104
Nice project. It's pretty similar to my project CalcuLaTeX ( https://calcula.tech ) although I think the intended usecase is slightly different
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Comment #29768746
An interesting example is hollow knight. It’s one of the most successful indie games of all time and it’s almost entirely coded visually: https://unity.com/madewith/hollow-knight A…
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Comment #29684725
I didn't know about Xephyr. That's super useful
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Comment #29533697
at first I was jealous of the GUI navigation, but then I realized I don't use any GUIs other than firefox, for which there are plenty of plugins. The Vim emulation is pretty cool, …
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Comment #28902159
https://github.com/pop-os/shell You're wrong
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Comment #28592841
This isn't "How to use the internet in a healthy way", this is "How to not use the Internet in an unhealthy way"
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Comment #27990736
I think many people haven't realized that different paradigms fit different people's brains in different ways; there are better paradigms for a specific person and task but it's im…
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Comment #27817191
drawing on my kobo using the Plato sketch program is actually super responsive. I'm not sure why but it seems that the refresh rate is fine and e.g. flipping a page or scrolling ta…
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Comment #27743409
I think you're agreeing with kwitze. It's ok and even desirable for these services to host illegal, moral content but bad for them to host immoral content
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Comment #27692630
you can also use Firefox containers to keep it all within Firefox
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Comment #27688779
A common example I use is an Abstract Syntax Tree, which is essentially a mutually recursive polymorphic tree. In Elixir you might model this with a tuple labelled by an atom. With…
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Comment #27684343
> after you know one language well, you know them all instinctively This isn't strictly true. Elixir, while functional, isn't completely pure and has a dynamic type system which de…
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Comment #27664164
I don't remember much about the installation process. I think I just got to choose between automatic or manual partitioning, which is when I presumably went with automatic and chos…
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Comment #27662879
Funny anecdote, I installed Ubuntu on my own laptop to improve my minecraft FPS when I was 9 (~9 years ago). I googled something like "how to get more fps in minecraft" and the fir…
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Comment #27613254
At least part of it, though definitely not all of it, is that a pet dog is immeasurably valuable to its owner.
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Comment #27613248
I would agree that someone who intentionally killed a dog and doesn't regret it is a terrible person, but I still think you'd be a terrible person if you subject them to death.
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Comment #27606400
Mix.install is super great for me. Personally I vastly prefer Elixir to Python for basic personal scripting stuff so being able to pull in dependencies in a single file is nice. Be…