0gust1 @0gust1@merveilles.town
(Failed) musician, painter and poet.
Father of two, tea lover & slackliner.
I like poetry and useless things.
pro : web dev, front-end
Joined Jan 2019
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now ChatGPT seems really impressive and all but you have to remember that you can be tricked into thinking a rock has feelings by drawing a cute face on it
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This dahl will be medicinal !
split peas, carrots, turnip, onions, garlic tomato concentrate
fresh ginger, fresh curcuma, garam masala, green cardamom, black cardamom, coriander, some secret hot spices
and of course coconut milk.
System7 – power of 7
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_l0DTvhVBD0RUI9nwrJHiygWoxWfkfdiPA
Very influential record (for me)
Listened a lot when I was 16-17
Racing with the Sun – Chinese man
https://youtu.be/RD8QLNiolfk
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Les morts du Covid pulmonaire sont de plus en plus des patients âgés. Mais ce n'est pas le cas pour les lésions graves du Covid cérébral.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2022/11/28/covid-who-is-dying/
below some well done videos explaining the process:
After a few fails, my first soft shackle!
The material is HMPE (High Modulus PolyEthylene, also called Dyneema).
A quite fascinating material with strange characteristics. 10 to 15 times more resistant than steel, almost as slippery as teflon, very lightweight, can float, and melts at a quite low temperature (danger).
It’s very popular in sailing, climbing and industrial applications… and slackline too.
The shackle below is able to hold 5 to 6 tons before breaking(!)
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There are some excellent directions in this sheet music:
“With Swagger; Like You Own the Dang Place”
“like your hands are a tiny ten-person big band”
“Get some notes wrong here, it's jazz”
“Cross those hands! Impress your friends!”
Every strand out of the knot should come from the same eye.
the correct form is more like this:
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Calling all svelters around the fediverse...
State of JavaScript 2022 season has begun
https://survey.devographics.com/survey/state-of-js/2022
@rich_harris @geoffrich @sveltejs@beta.birdsite.live @sveltejs@birdsite.slashdev.space
HA, it seems that I failed the end of my button knot! (the part when you tuck the tails throughout the crown) 
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Pour remettre les choses à leur place sur le délire des emails :
Il faut envoyer environ 1200 emails par semaine (!) avec son smartphone pour consommer autant que… un repas carné dans l'année.
En comptant 8 heures de sommeil par jour, ça veut dire 1 email toutes les 5 à 6 minutes … vs manger une fois de la viande dans l'année.
the result so far
I still need to tuck the tails of the knot, and apply tension (with a pulley system, to finish the knot dressing).
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This evening we did a "dyneema soft shackle" workshop.
My head will explode, omg, the button knot is hard! (especially when tails are short)
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wanted: a tool specifically for *reading* code, with excellent navigation (go to declaration etc, call graphs, navigation stack); bookmarking; peeking & pinning of declarations in multiple panels; with support for one-handed shortcuts + mouse, keyboardless touchscreen; paper printouts
(Failed) musician, painter and poet.
Father of two, tea lover & slackliner.
I like poetry and useless things.
pro : web dev, front-end
Joined Jan 2019
