🎉 duf v0.4.0 is out, a user-friendly alternative to 'df'!
What's new?
- Hide filesystems with --hide-fs
- Theme & styling options
- Auto-detects terminal theme
- Support for OpenBSD
- Support for Windows
Get this yummy tool here: https://github.com/muesli/duf 😋
@dredmorbius
I replied the Fediverse timeline, but mainly because I'm pretty new and don't yet have the curated Home timeline I'd like to have.
The Fedi timeline became so much more usable after I blocked a few users, and a couple of whole domains that were full of what you call "fuckwits" in your pinned tweet. #BlockFuckwits indeed.
"Good Intentions, Bad Inventions," a new pamphlet by Amanda Lenhart and Kellie Owens from Data and Society takes aim at this story and three others, painting a more nuanced (and evidence-based!) picture of what's wrong with tech and how to improve it.
https://datasociety.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Healthy-Tech-Myths-DataSociety-20201007.pdf
Take the story about addictive tech. The story is grounded in a kind of evolutionary psych story about our caveman brains meeting high technology. That story is just...a story, devoid of any evidence.
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I did the "exit from social media site to home page, then absent-mindedly go back to the same site immediately to waste more time on it" thing, but with Hacker News today instead of with Reddit like I used to.
Looks like I've successfully weaned myself off of #reddit, feeling good about that.
@BBCNews@newsbots.eu "the new test had 96% sensitivity and 98% specificity" Those numbers sound kinda low for a medical test, gonna be millions of false positives and thousands of false negatives. The article doesn't mention the rates of the current PCR test though, maybe those have comparable numbers too.
@BBCNews@newsbots.eu "the new test had 96% sensitivity and 98% specificity" Those numbers sound kinda low for a medical test, gonna be millions of false positives and thousands of false negatives. The article doesn't mention the rates of the current PCR test though, maybe those have comparable numbers too.
@xyzzy look inside clay pot
Snakes and ladders was originally a game about morals and karma.
"Here is the story of two game-boards in the British Library’s archives and how an Indian game designed to teach the workings of Karma and religion became the Snakes and Ladders that children play the world over, today."
@xyzzy Observe Clay Pot
Teacher, trainer, developer.
Interested in books, tech, pets, being less wrong, and having my mind blown every now and then.
I'm also @Sundar where I'll be posting Julia tips, resources, etc.
#programming #education #training #learning #julialang #julia
#science
#webfiction
#meditation
#fedi22