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zaep

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    Comment #48773014

    I don't own a car, and I found the article mildly interesting, but I can't get over the sentence > Our last three cars, the eldest of which was from the 2017 model year [...]. Is i…

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    Comment #48185497

    Working in satellite simulation, where we end up with complex harnesses (cabling) and where I don't really know the nitty-gritty of how the sausage is made by the engineers creatin…

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    Comment #47554146

    Nobody seems to have (yet) mentioned the most recent (rn) commit [1] dated 2099. I can't really figure out where the date came from, at the source noted in the commit I find no '20…

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    Comment #43159523

    I think that's not viable. To make that work you'd have to keep up with the kernel for years, probably more than a decade, to reach some kind of critical mass and become influentia…

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    Comment #42559540

    There is a (to me very surprising) typo in the section 'Focus on what matters.' where the AI summary states "... 11 out off[sic] 100 products ..." I don't think I've ever encounter…

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    Comment #42441097

    Another in the same vein is vim-fugitive by tpope [1]. I have never used magit, only a Neovim plugin claiming to resemble it, but I would assume fugitive is much the same (and quit…

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    Comment #41148652

    oh sick, thanks for letting me know

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    Comment #41138502

    Location: Germany (Bremen / Hamburg) Remote: flexible (Europe/Berlin time ideally) Willing to relocate: likely not, perhaps within Germany especially back to Berlin Technologies: R…

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    Comment #41018490

    I am very happy with Zola. Every SSG has its own shortcomings, for Zola I was initially bothered by lack of 'proper' footnotes and the insistence on having to have frontmatter, but…

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    Comment #40756996

    I'm sure you're right in what you say, but this is not the reason modern acrobat is slow. I'm sure you could build a modern and accessible app that starts and loads the requested P…

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    Comment #40532712

    Can it possibly be true that 60+% (she writes "nearly two-thirds") of women in STEM have this character as an influence? I'm only barely aware of this media property and here in Eu…

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    Comment #38631180

    TLDR: https://github.com/ja-he/dayplan is a TUI calendar planning/time tracking tool I made. Early in my University time I always felt most productive when sketching out my day in …

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    Comment #38361397

    for anybody who is wondering, the typst web app is a smoother user experience, having had to use overleaf for some smaller projects only, ive found it slightly janky, sometimes, pr…

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    Comment #37125275

    The TIL-framing is not integral to writing and publishing little snippets. You can always omit a framing and stick only to the information.

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    Comment #32176428

    > One condition of all CC licenses is attribution. There's probably a distinction that I'm not aware of but this is not true for CC0 (as stated also in the FAQ for CC0 on this same…

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    Comment #31813846

    I'm working on an MIT-licensed time-tracking tool in my spare time and I'm hoping somebody (in a "this is not legal advice"-capacity at least) can enlighten me on licensing here: I…