In the middle of the desert you can say anything you want
Seen a nice newspaper in Italy from something like March 3: “$cityname: first person healed, one in reanimation”.
Also in the plane they give instructions about what to do if there’s a loss of cabin pressure: you take your mask off before you wear the oxygen one.
Finally fixed the zsh function and tw command to be able to filter the output by adding escaped parentheses:
s () {task s \(sprint.is:$(date +%-V) or sprint:c \) "$@"}
That said,
When they are not quoted, $* and $@ are the same. You shouldn’t use either of these, because they can break unexpectedly as soon as you have arguments containing spaces or wildcards. 1
Create a better vim macro that automatically generates some random text for the reference.
Soapbox - Wikipedia - A soapbox is a raised platform which one stands on to make an impromptu speech, often about a political subject. The term originates from the days when speakers would elevate themselves by standing on a wooden crate originally used for shipment of soap or other dry goods from a manufacturer to a retail store.
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Haha.
numpy.genfromtxt — NumPy v1.18 Manual - lines starting with “#” get discarded by default.
I really need to sort out where do I put my links, my short-form descriptions of links, my ideas, longer-form things if any.
I need to focus on “being happy” again; I know what to do, how to do it, and objectively - I have time for this.
All of the white people who joined Indian tribes loved it and refused to go back to white civilization. All the Indians who joined white civilization hated it and did everything they could to go back to their previous tribal lives. 1
The Happiness Lab is relevant.
I need to synthesize this all in one nice post or article or work on progress or whatever.
Sai - Essays: Meditation & energy work techniques
“It’s simple but not easy”
Just wow, I had no idea you could do that:
<b>Hi!</b>
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<line x1="0" y1="0" x2="10" y2="10" stroke="black"></line>
<rect x="0" y="0" width="10" height="10"></rect>
<circle cx="5" cy="5" r="5"></circle>
<ellipse cx="10" cy="5" rx="10" ry="5"></ellipse>
<polygon points="0,0 10,5 20,0 20,20 10,15 0,20"></polygon>
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(Found here: An introduction to d3.js in 10 basic examples)
I rest my case | meaning in the Cambridge English Dictionary: - “what just happened proves my point” - said by lawyers in a law court when they have finished the explanation of their case
For weird stuff like symbols hard to escape and deleting annotations or whatever, the edit command exists that opens vim and makes everything very easy.
The Basics of NumPy Arrays | Python Data Science Handbook is a nice refresher on the numpy basics.
grundlegend | Übersetzung Englisch-Deutsch is ‘basic’. I was confusing it with gründlich | Übersetzung Englisch-Deutsch, which is closer to ’exhaustive’
To do the reverse of zip(), the way is list(zip(*previously_zipped_data))
Hypermodern Python · Claudio Jolowicz
It has basics on how to write/run/publish a Python app in 2020, which is nice. Uses poetry and stuff. I don’t have much knowledge in such things. But next project I do will use some of the ways described in there, there’s no consensus on how to do it right but what’s described there is much better than nothing.
Yet another nice unfinished project! I need something to unite flashcards and actual study material. I see something that gets markdown flashcards as input, and generates (via genanki1?) actual flashcards to be imported into anki, but also (with pandoc?) nice readable latex/HTML thinges in column (a la “The little schemer”) form to review it better and/or print.
This is something I really miss now, since anki_import has some issues but I don’t want to learn perl to fix them. And I’d need the column format output.
Added this to config.py:
config.unbind('<Shift-Escape>', mode='passthrough')
config.bind('<Ctrl-Shift-Escape>', 'leave-mode', mode='passthrough')
Now I can use <Shift+Escape> in vim-mode of Jupyter Notebook! It’s used to go from insert mode inside a cell to operate on the cells themselves. I missed this. Additionally my bindings of “Ctrl” as “Escape” when clicked fast seem to work also inside other bindings! As in <Shift-fastCtrl> works as <Shift-Escape>. Wow.
Youtube-dl can download video from Reddit! Such as will she fall? (tutorial link in comment) : animation