very cautious with my right knee and ITB. so took a bit to warm up to a good pace. felt like a lighter tempo overall which was the aim and very happy with the current level of fitness.
#running
very cautious with my right knee and ITB. so took a bit to warm up to a good pace. felt like a lighter tempo overall which was the aim and very happy with the current level of fitness.
#running
I started work again today and did what I had planned: Moving all mails to a folder. Well, except I couldn’t. There were so many, the mail server refused to do it. 😂 So I moved them in small batches of 100 … Still better than reading them, though.
I started work again today and did what I had planned: Moving all mails to a folder. Well, except I couldn’t. There were so many, the mail server refused to do it. 😂 So I moved them in small batches of 100 … Still better than reading them, though.
I started work again today and did what I had planned: Moving all mails to a folder. Well, except I couldn’t. There were so many, the mail server refused to do it. 😂 So I moved them in small batches of 100 … Still better than reading them, though.
That is a really nice moon shot.
Its a bit dated but there is nothing new. Its good and does go over how linux started and how its used much more now (2001). You can watch it here https://archive.org/details/RevolutionOS_201610 if you want
I implemented a Fibonacci Heap to replace the priority queue to great success.
https://git.sour.is/xuu/advent-of-code/src/branch/main/search.go#L168-L268
I implemented a Fibonacci Heap to replace the priority queue to great success.
https://git.sour.is/xuu/advent-of-code/src/branch/main/search.go#L168-L268
Ich find das auch arg seltsam, wie LaTeX sowas produziert. Hast Du evtl.
pdflatex nicht oft genug ausgeführt? Meine Fastregel ist dreimal drüberrödeln lassen. Ab dann sollte es keine Änderungen mehr geben, wenn ich das richtig in Erinnerung hab.Ja, bei der Streckendarstellung musste ich auch an eine der AoC-Aufgaben denken, die mir unterkam. Aber das ist ein gutes Format, denk ich. In der Tat absolut verblüffend, wie durch diese einfache Regel so viele gute Strecken dabei rauskommen. Hätte ich auch niemals gedacht. Im Leben nicht.
https://movq.de/v/0e60054c57
This was such a cool thing back then. It had the same physical size as a normal 3½" floppy disk but it could store 120 MB. 🤯
And the drive (I had an internal one) could read both types of disks as well, which, from my perspective, was a lot better than the ZIP drive. The ZIP drive was an additional, specialized drive only for those disks.
Sadly, I have neither drive anymore. Only some disks. The LS-120 one is marked as “defective” anyway. RIP. 🪦
Both were pushed out of the market by writable CDs soon after …
https://movq.de/v/0e60054c57
This was such a cool thing back then. It had the same physical size as a normal 3½" floppy disk but it could store 120 MB. 🤯
And the drive (I had an internal one) could read both types of disks as well, which, from my perspective, was a lot better than the ZIP drive. The ZIP drive was an additional, specialized drive only for those disks.
Sadly, I have neither drive anymore. Only some disks. The LS-120 one is marked as “defective” anyway. RIP. 🪦
Both were pushed out of the market by writable CDs soon after …
https://movq.de/v/0e60054c57
This was such a cool thing back then. It had the same physical size as a normal 3½" floppy disk but it could store 120 MB. 🤯
And the drive (I had an internal one) could read both types of disks as well, which, from my perspective, was a lot better than the ZIP drive. The ZIP drive was an additional, specialized drive only for those disks.
Sadly, I have neither drive anymore. Only some disks. The LS-120 one is marked as “defective” anyway. RIP. 🪦
Both were pushed out of the market by writable CDs soon after …
This is really annoying. Especially because this is not the first time it goes like that. :-( So much time, energy and nerves wasted.
Apart from that major one, I saw a few decently interesting messages, not super important, but still good to know.
#running #treadmill
#running #treadmill
#running #treadmill
#running #treadmill
https://imgur.com/gallery/NpTmB25
I don’t think I’ll ever visit you guys. 🤣
https://imgur.com/gallery/NpTmB25
I don’t think I’ll ever visit you guys. 🤣
https://imgur.com/gallery/NpTmB25
I don’t think I’ll ever visit you guys. 🤣
went to the nearby overpass for some "hills". stopped after four passes just to be mindful of my right knee a bit. the legs were still very tired from the long run surprisingly.
#running
went to the nearby overpass for some "hills". stopped after four passes just to be mindful of my right knee a bit. the legs were still very tired from the long run surprisingly.
#running
went to the nearby overpass for some "hills". stopped after four passes just to be mindful of my right knee a bit. the legs were still very tired from the long run surprisingly.
#running
went to the nearby overpass for some "hills". stopped after four passes just to be mindful of my right knee a bit. the legs were still very tired from the long run surprisingly.
#running
I'll give that a good try when I need it, instead of chatgpt and such services.
#catsoftwtxt
/https://duque-terron.cat/media/photos/photo_6109-01-2024_10-06-10.jpg) #catsoftwtxt
#catsoftwtxt
That much I do remember 🤣
That much I do remember 🤣
That much I do remember 🤣
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a C64 in person. 🤔 Maybe our school had some, but I don’t remember. 😅
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a C64 in person. 🤔 Maybe our school had some, but I don’t remember. 😅
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a C64 in person. 🤔 Maybe our school had some, but I don’t remember. 😅
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hpE7lNLODw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adkIx0iO5dY
(There are two more.)
The guy is restoring an IBM PS/2 Model 30 (the 8086 version) – and it took a loooooooot of work. Hats off.
That machine holds a special place in my heart, because it was one of the first PCs I had (I think I had the 286 version, though). It always brings a smile to my face when I see one. 😊
I wish I still had mine. Re-buying one now is probably not a good idea, I wouldn't have the skills to do that kind of restoration. (Or I pay someone to do it, which would be super expensive …)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hpE7lNLODw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adkIx0iO5dY
(There are two more.)
The guy is restoring an IBM PS/2 Model 30 (the 8086 version) – and it took a loooooooot of work. Hats off.
That machine holds a special place in my heart, because it was one of the first PCs I had (I think I had the 286 version, though). It always brings a smile to my face when I see one. 😊
I wish I still had mine. Re-buying one now is probably not a good idea, I wouldn't have the skills to do that kind of restoration. (Or I pay someone to do it, which would be super expensive …)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hpE7lNLODw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adkIx0iO5dY
(There are two more.)
The guy is restoring an IBM PS/2 Model 30 (the 8086 version) – and it took a loooooooot of work. Hats off.
That machine holds a special place in my heart, because it was one of the first PCs I had (I think I had the 286 version, though). It always brings a smile to my face when I see one. 😊
I wish I still had mine. Re-buying one now is probably not a good idea, I wouldn't have the skills to do that kind of restoration. (Or I pay someone to do it, which would be super expensive …)
> Hurenkindalarm auf den Seiten 11 und 12. :-P
Jup, ganz fiese sogar. Wundert mich, dass LaTeX das nicht standardmäßig anders arrangiert, um das zu vermeiden. Muss ich nochmal nachschauen, so hübsch ist’s ja nun nicht. 😀
> Die Levelgenerierung finde ich ziemlich genial.
Zu der Idee mit der Musterersetzung bin ich über Advent of Code gekommen. Also nicht direkt über die Puzzles, aber auf Reddit wird manchmal diskutiert, wie denn wohl die Puzzle-Daten bei AoC erstellt werden – da gibt es nämlich auch ganz viele solcher „Labyrinthe“. Und da hat mal einer geschrieben: „Wahrscheinlich beginnt er mit einem Kreis und deformiert den dann so lange, bis $Bedingung erreicht ist.“
Auch die Darstellung der Strecken in der Textdatei ist ganz stark an AoC-Puzzles angelehnt.
Mich fasziniert ein bisschen, dass quasi nur eine Regel („da ist eine Gerade, mach’ mal einen Knick rein“) ausreicht, um so viel Variation zu erreichen. Also, das ist schon noch verbesserungsfähig, aber es funktioniert schon deutlich besser, als ich erwartet hatte.
> Hurenkindalarm auf den Seiten 11 und 12. :-P
Jup, ganz fiese sogar. Wundert mich, dass LaTeX das nicht standardmäßig anders arrangiert, um das zu vermeiden. Muss ich nochmal nachschauen, so hübsch ist’s ja nun nicht. 😀
> Die Levelgenerierung finde ich ziemlich genial.
Zu der Idee mit der Musterersetzung bin ich über Advent of Code gekommen. Also nicht direkt über die Puzzles, aber auf Reddit wird manchmal diskutiert, wie denn wohl die Puzzle-Daten bei AoC erstellt werden – da gibt es nämlich auch ganz viele solcher „Labyrinthe“. Und da hat mal einer geschrieben: „Wahrscheinlich beginnt er mit einem Kreis und deformiert den dann so lange, bis $Bedingung erreicht ist.“
Auch die Darstellung der Strecken in der Textdatei ist ganz stark an AoC-Puzzles angelehnt.
Mich fasziniert ein bisschen, dass quasi nur eine Regel („da ist eine Gerade, mach’ mal einen Knick rein“) ausreicht, um so viel Variation zu erreichen. Also, das ist schon noch verbesserungsfähig, aber es funktioniert schon deutlich besser, als ich erwartet hatte.