Finally, after many people have asked for it: here is part two of the mutt-series: this time we talk about actually using and configuring mutt, and some other smaller tools needed for a nice email-workflow.

The link to part one is reported in the beginning of the article.

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GitHub announces the CodeSearchNet Challenge and releasing a large dataset for natural language processing and machine learning.

A system for automatically configuring mutt and isync with a simple interface and safe passwords.

NeoMutt is a command line mail reader based on Mutt.

It’s versatile and highly configurable.

It has lots of new features which come with documentation and sample config files.
NeoMutt has brought together lots of Mutt patches, many of which were useful, but had been abandoned.

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The links among the different situations are amazing. And the situations themselves as well.

Great plot and setting.

Carlini vs FM Mark The Duck

Amazing possible mate in the finale game.

A father, his son, alone. Against the toughest world.
Here I really liked the post-apocalypse environment. Some situations are pretty crude, also.

«What was born earlier, the egg or the chicken?»

(temporal agent John)

Great movie, full of tricks bound to the time travels.

Publishing a paper in academia is challenging, stimulating, and a bit baffling. Challenging because the research might fail. Stimulating because research may start assuming one outcome and finish with a totally different one. Baffling because after the paper is written and ready, I have to find it a home for