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Comment #48524338
First image I see should be a difference of how the merges work.
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Comment #48424851
also r/datahoarder
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Comment #47806786
Big fan overall. Designed a tension sensitive winch with this a few years back. Doing CAD with code seems like obviously the right move to me. The ability to just write new functio…
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Comment #47793058
If there's too many lies, "source or gtfo" becomes more important
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Comment #47712305
Was hoping for a tournament bracket of best lies found in training data :(
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Comment #47590084
It's easy: bugs look icky. I wouldn't eat them. Grind them up out of sight and use them as an ingredient? Suddenly I'm fine with it.
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Comment #47569987
Helix editor is based around that. Better than vim default imo
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Comment #47565287
Off the top of my head, wouldn't it be super easy to expose lab rats to microplastics and measure results? No way this isn't heavily studies by now. Edit: found a whole meta-study …
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Comment #47467316
Sounds like you need to multiplex a terminal with a terminal multiplexer. terminal multiplexer term mux tmux
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Comment #47461942
Seconded
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Comment #47382715
No, it's just propagated mistakes. Same for lose and loose.
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Comment #47382708
With nothing off the table, that includes bans on Crocker's Rules, right?
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Comment #47382699
It's called tact. It's not mutually exclusive to effective communication.
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Comment #47382633
Yeah, cause more batteries to manage is not fun. Switch to USBC from the old audio jacks though? Negotiable
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Comment #47337383
That's still built on top of the hardcoded vim design choices though. For example, I really like the "select then edit" approach of Helix, but Vim doesn't really play nice with tha…
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Comment #47331705
This feels like two steps up from a highly customized vim config. But I want one step up. I want to be able to piece together an editor from modular task specific executables. Diff…
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Comment #47331678
Didn't even link it. :(
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Comment #47255506
The way sidebery let's you customize it's right click menu seems to be the right way to go about it
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Comment #46733328
AI is a quantum horse
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Comment #46250610
The first example on the main page has a formula with two variables being updated from changing one value. The immediate question I have is if I change the output, where does the e…
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Comment #46182955
Thought this was going to be about the new discovery of a 1d spaceship in conway's game of life. Stuff is nuts. https://conwaylife.com/book/conway_life_book.pdf
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Comment #46143197
I remain utterly baffled how they made a lisp compiler with malbolge
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Comment #45815450
2nd order offset. The offset from the
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Comment #45720428
MicrOberon
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Comment #45355100
And so it falls to me to link the relevant SMBC: https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/2011-02-17