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Sublime Text is a fantastic editor. In my opinion it deserves more popularity.
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The Art of Unix Usability by Eric S. Raymond
(catb.org)
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Cool! NeoVim rules
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The 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons GraphQL API
(dnd5eapi.co)
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I see what you mean. With Foundation, also in Apple TV+, I felt that the adaptation to television didn’t work — at least for my taste. I think that it was just a tricky book to adapt to another medium. I think Neuromancer has the potential
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Infrastructure as Software with GitOps – Justin Garrison, Amazon
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I think Le Monde Diplomatique could be a good choice
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Crows can understand recursion: Recursive sequence generation in crows
(science.org)
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Emily Short: The Past, Present and Future of Interactive Fiction (2016)
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If only there was a way
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A version in Go would be cool!
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The Nature of Code with Rust
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Mirror's Edge is really good
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Meta AI Bot Contributed to Fake Research Before Being Pulled Offline
(gizmodo.com)
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Introducing the Dagger Node.js SDK
(dagger.io)
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Watch as Artemis 1's Orion capsule flies by the moon Monday morning
(space.com)
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Wow, too much information... :) I looked at some of the links folks left in other comments, and those recommendations are quite interesting. Your site is great but has lots of options!...
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I really like the fact that Notesnook and Standard Notes went open source for some of their components.
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It's not exactly the user experience I was looking for, but thanks for the recommendation. I've taken a look and Notesnook and Standard Notes have a very similar feeling to Evernote, and are end-to-end encrypted. Their load speed
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I've tried Notesnook and I'm happy with it.
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Looks good thanks
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Thanks but I am looking for something available across different devices and in web, and with more possibilities in formatting and attachments. Evernote does this kind of stuff but it’s slow to load, and the sync isn’t the best.
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Thanks they look great.
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Wow this is fantastic. Thanks.
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Hidden Door: A new kind of social roleplaying experience powered by narrative AI
(hiddendoor.co)
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Any developer can be a space developer with the new Azure Orbital Space SDK
(azure.microsoft.com)
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Playing with ptrace
(linuxjournal.com)
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Twitter engineer calls out Elon Musk for technical BS in unusual career move
(theregister.com)
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And then, regarding the actual act of note taking, there are some popular methods - it's interesting how people reaaaaaally think about this stuff. There's The Cornell Note Taking System [1] and The Bullet Journal System. This gui
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Classic Moleskine Notebook, Soft Cover, Black ($21.95) A quality notebook to write your ideas or take notes during meetings. At work I often take notes during meetings, and it happens sometimes that I can't remember details of a partic
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