Posted by jpluimers on 2022/03/08
Heel herkenbare “Intense World Theory” in het stuk van Niki Korteweg [Archive.is] Henry Markram speurt naar autisme in een mysterieus orgaan – NRC:
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En ineens begrepen ze: er is geen sprake van een gebrek, van remmende hersencellen. Het is juist overgevoeligheid, overreagerende neuronen. Mensen met autisme worden overspoeld door de intense beleving.
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Autisme is en blijft een ontwikkelingsstoornis. „Maar als we de verschillen kunnen waarderen en begrijpen dat wij ons moeten aanpassen, dan zal dat veel constructiever zijn”, denkt Markram. „Wij zeggen dat mensen met autisme geen empathie hebben. Terwijl wij zelf geen empathie hebben. Voor hen.”
Via:
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2022/03/07
Too bad that when trying this out in 2021, you got the message
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Via:
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2022/03/07
Thanks Twitter!:
I use a single 4K monitor for this, and either different full-screen workspaces or remote desktop/screen/logon sessions per job.
My phone is always on vibrate, and sometimes in a different room.
I read e-mail usually once every few days, and try to do social media and chat outside my concentration sessions.
I try to concentrate on once thing at a time without getting distracted.
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2022/03/07
It looks like some X9 and X10 Supermicro boards already support PCIe bifurcation (splitting of PCIe slots into multiple channels), which might be worth a try to upgrade some of my older rigs to use NVMe instead of SATA storage as it will allow me to use adapters that support multiple NVMe devices into a single PCIe slot.
The X9 motherboards uses an LGA 2011-R socket, and the X10 motherboards an LGA 2011-R3 sockets.
Both use chipsets not being that different: the X9 uses the C600 series (which are similar to the X79 consumer series), and the X10 uses the C610 series (which are similar to the X99 consumer series).
This is what I found out about the bifurcation support for my boards:
References:
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2022/03/04
Helaas is de belangrijkste beperkende voorwaarde dit:
Ik ben een senior, maar laat geen eengezinswoning van Stek achter. Kan ik wel gebruik maken van voorrang voor senioren?
Wanneer u geen eengezinswoning van Stek of 4 kamerappartement in Noordwijk achterlaat, is het niet mogelijk voorrang te krijgen. Wel kunt u reageren op de woningen die op Huren in Holland Rijnland staan. Mochten er geen kandidaten zijn die via ons seniorenbeleid voorrang krijgen, gaan wij verder met de kandidatenlijst en maakt u dus alsnog kans!
Via [Archive.is] Gemeente Teylingen – Doorstroming woningen | Facebook:
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Posted by jpluimers on 2022/03/04
[Wayback] Archive.is blog — The website has been slow for some time when…
The website has been slow for some time when archiving Twitter pages, but works fine with other websites. Is there a reason for that? Thx!
Anonymous
1. There are too many pages from Twitter in the queue, which reduces their priority (if it wasn’t for this condition, it would slow everything down)
2. Twitter API sometimes responds with “429 Too Many Requests” or other error, so it usually takes more than 1 attempt to capture the page.
I would suggest refraining from saving pages from Twitter for now, especially those people trying to save dozens or hundreds of tweets
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2022/03/04
Similarly to Bianca Toeps, I always wondered why some are called percussionist, programmer, brother, student, or deaf and there is no discussion to be call them “person who plays percussion instruments”, “person who programs”, “person having a sibling”, “person who studies”, or “person who cannot hear”.
There is a lot of discussion about autism though: very long threads on why someone should be called a certain way.
To me it does not matter, so you can call me all of this:
- artist
- artistic
- person with artism
- autist
- autistic
- person with autism
- percussionist
- person who plays percussion instruments
- programmer
- brother
- person who has at least one sibling
- person who programs
- student
- person who studies
- deaf
- person who cannot hear (with the left ear)
Yes, “Programming is an art form that fights back”.
Note I heard this quote the first from Kudzu, and since then learned it looks like it is by T.C. Wilson, but I am still not sure which T.C. Wilson.
Some mentions of the quote:
Bianca Toeps on this in Dutch:
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2022/03/03
Quite an OK guide on how to backup and restore on Windows 10 (since so much has changed since Windows 7, and some Windows 7 stuff is still there but has moved)
[Wayback] How to make a full backup of your Windows 10 PC | Windows Central
In this guide, we’ll show you the steps to create a full backup of your computer, which includes everything from settings, apps, to files using the System Image Backup tool on Windows 10.
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2022/03/03
Cool, I didn’t realise how readlink operated, but found out a bit more in the answers to [Wayback] symlink – How to get full path of original file of a soft symbolic link? – Unix & Linux Stack Exchange, thanks to [Wayback] daisy, [Wayback] Peter.O and [Wayback] Gilles ‘SO- stop being evil’:
- Try this line:
readlink -f `which command`
If command is in your $PATH variable , otherwise you need to specify the path you know.
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- Under Linux,
readlink reads the contents of a symlink, and readlink -f follows symlinks to symlinks to symlinks, etc., until it finds something that isn’t a symlink.
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2022/03/03
This is sooooo cool: [Wayback] Git Explorer
GitExplorer: Find the right git commands you need without digging through the web
What I like is the simple clean UI with a two step selection of what git functionality you want to use followed by a simple usage and explanation.
Very well suites for both referencing and interactive learning.
Bonus: it is open source at [Wayback/Archive.is] summitech/gitexplorer: Find the right git commands without digging through the web..
Via: [Archive.is] Marko ⚡ Denic on Twitter: “You can find the right git commands without digging through the web. “
–jeroen
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