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16:9
vs Dell P2715Q (Egmont) 27" 100% 16:9 (100:100) | 59x33cm 100x 100% | 2009cm2 100% | 3840x2160px 100x100% | 3600kr (100%) :: Display port | 100%
vs Macbook Dashou 13" 48% 16:9 (100:100) | 28x16cm 48x 48% | 465cm2 23% | 2560x1600px 66x 74% | 12000kr (333%) :: | 48%
vs Dell P2721Q (Mauro) 27" 100% 16:9 (100:100) | 59x33cm 100x 100% | 2009cm2 100% | 3840x2160px 100x100% | 3699kr (102%) :: usb-c | 100%
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vs Samsung C34H890WG 34" 125% 21:9 (131:100) | 79x34cm 132x 101% | 2700cm2 134% | 3440x1440px 89x 66% | 4190kr (116%) :: usb-c | 132%
vs Samsung C34J791 34" 125% 21:9 (131:100) | 79x34cm 132x 101% | 2700cm2 134% | 3440x1440px 89x 66% | 5799kr (161%) :: DP/HDMI/USB-C | 132%
vs Samsung C34G55T 34" 125% 21:9 (131:100) | 79x34cm 132x 101% | 2700cm2 134% | 3440x1440px 89x 66% | 3999kr (111%) :: HDMI/DP | 132%
vs Samsung C34J791WTU 34" 125% 21:9 (131:1
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casperlehmann / auto_create_dirs.lua
Created September 22, 2024 15:58
Neovim: Prompt for directory creation when attempting to write to a non-existing path
-- Prompt for directory creation when attempting to save to non-existing location
-- Create an autocommand group, clearing it of any existing commands
vim.api.nvim_create_augroup('CreateMissingDir', { clear = true })
-- Setup an auto command that triggers prior to vim writing a buffer
vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd('BufWritePre', {
-- Specifies that the auto command belongs to the augroup we just created
-- and that it applies to all file types (*)
group = 'CreateMissingDir',
pattern = '*',
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casperlehmann / word_filters.py
Created April 21, 2025 16:14
Playing with word filters
#!/usr/bin/env python
# Playing with word filters
# pip install english-words
from english_words import get_english_words_set
web2 = get_english_words_set(['web2'], lower=True)
gcide = get_english_words_set(['gcide'], lower=True)
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
def mutate_hash_key_and_return_cache
key1 = { k: 1 }
key2 = { k: 2 }
puts "key hash: #{key1.hash} obj_id: #{key1.object_id}" # key hash: 2866644869520814412 obj_id: 60
puts "val hash: #{key2.hash} obj_id: #{key2.object_id}" # val hash: -3505864355511529673 obj_id: 80
cache = { key1 => "x", key2 => "y" }
key2[:k] = 1 # The two keys in the cache now have the same value.