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lygaret
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About lygaret
meet.hn/city/39.9935959,-105.089705/Lafayette
Interests: Programming
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Comment #44738854
there's another interesting issue on OSX which I've got a patch for in my homebrew version: on OS X, sleeping in a thread can hang, which causes LSP issues for me (through the `lsp…
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Comment #43700310
I very much enjoy https://lobste.rs
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Comment #43395464
This is racket's [rhombus], which might be an interesting second link here; it's a scheme, underneath, with the full power of Racket libs available. [`shrubbery`], the replacement …
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Comment #43089768
The talk goes line by line through this code [1]; I've been transcribing and taking notes on this for the last week, for a somewhat similar project actually. If you're interested, …
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Comment #40890804
I'll add my 2c, and say that even with a really fluid password manager flow, "signin with X" is usually a 1-click entry (possibly 2 for scope authorization), rather than a signup f…
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Comment #38570326
They're a portfolio partner; there's some useful synergies there.
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Comment #37746443
Did you see that ludicrous display last night?
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Comment #36908486
in this tool (and others I've seen, maybe zulip does this), you can mark threads as "done", and mark messages as canonical. with slack, it's easy to have a thread with 15 different…
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Comment #36908388
I was very surprised these weren't piezo or turbine based, but rather harvesting voltage differences in the water droplets itself. Could a piezo collect current like this, on a sol…
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Comment #36822884
but "Netflix and my bank actually work in Chrome" is Google's endgame.
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Comment #36374065
For folks coming here later, you can figure out the order that you should view them in by reading into the `.fsproj` file, which will lay out compile units in order.
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Comment #35830918
for those not in the know, look up Bluecifer - the statue literally murdered it's creator.
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Comment #35830826
yeah! I used to work at that StorageTek location, before they sold to Sun and then Oracle. Conoco bought the land like 10 years back and demolished the old offices for a "clean ene…
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Comment #34406596
WWVB is running at 60kHz, and powers at least a few of the small desk clocks in my home :) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/WWVB
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Comment #34346058
On my wall behind me! :D https://photos.app.goo.gl/a4NSabFfPVU12Aw6A
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Comment #34278771
check out https://forgefed.org/ > ForgeFed is an upcoming federation protocol for enabling interoperability between version control services. It’s built as an extension to the Acti…
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Comment #34276717
https://stronglang.wordpress.com/2015/11/11/fuckcancer/ Also, generally, it's a way to express solidarity with the reality that a lot of time there's no "hoping for good news", "bu…
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Comment #32685491
Sorry, this bugged me enough to try and find some data: > It's not uncommon for people to get stranded or even killed by blindly following bad GPS directions. Google took me to Wik…
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Comment #31116243
If your 7y/o is into the switch, you might give Nintendo's Game Builder Garage[0] a shot; it's a pretty fun engaging node-based visual programming environment for building games on…
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Comment #29445632
you can target the `rt` with css for no copy: ruby rt { user-select: none; }
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Comment #27203377
Couldn't that just be availability bias though? as in, these ads for _things_ were shown to you anyway, because there's hundreds of ads shown to you in some way or another every we…
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Comment #26803571
the entire angular2+ ecosystem as well
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Comment #26776273
I think they meant "ideas explored in A New Kind of Science", Wolfram's book about cellular automata.
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Comment #21225766
Audible hallucinations and peripheral movement are exactly what happens to me - I rarely am awake for more than 20h, but it's been 18-22 hours every day for 6+ months, and eventual…