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Yea I like Strauss but this was a bit strange. He doesn’t seem to understand the profile and iq of the average Twitter user and the type that drives “virality.” Additionally one can immediately engage with an image (which is why every stupi
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Admittedly as a macOS lifer moving to linux I was a bit confused, or at least couldn’t resonate with the criticisms, specifically systemd (openrc), along with other random overhead and cruft. Then got to the part where they mentioned this i
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> I question if my tolerance is moral often. To be highly moral you probably need to have good intolerances which I'm not capable of. Don’t forget the incredible subjectivity of morality. And defining the intolerable things that wou
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3y ago
I don’t use my iPhone for much more than for scrolling hn during breakfast, portable audio player, looking random things up if I’m on the go, and making calls. It’s fine for that. But the user is so restricted (u can look into jailbreaking)
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3y ago
Not even just playoffs either, I think his rank in that three year RAPM range was fourth or something staggering, after Curry, Lebron, and I think Kawhi? My go-to RAPM site that did all the calculations was taken down so can’t currently cit
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Standard plus minus is pretty crude since it obviously doesn’t filter out any context, and the ones that do [0] tend to be a better reflection of a player’s impact in their given role , not their overall quality , which is something that
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> Learn to recognize signals for slop. Slick well-produced video channels with multiple people working for them will tend to become slop Right. I really wish there was some “average joe” filter. The noise/signal ratio would surely s
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That’s good to hear as a mullvad user. They’re amazing, but often the only player recommended in the space.
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Idk, I’ve seen the former happen pretty frequently. They basically just socially engineer getting ur login credentials from u. I’m not even sure how the conversation would start but I would guess it’s one of the end goals of “Special offer
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Started using dust yesterday and like it so far. Also a big fan of diskus by sharkdp as a blazingly fast du -hs alternative
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The option key layer is undoubtedly useful for many people but for someone like me that wants to use this free modifier for custom bindings jeez it was maddening at first to work around that Apple stuff. Option + IJKL inverse T for arrow ke
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Slaps forehead I was about to reply and say how I have a qmk board and have been deliberating about getting a ploopy for a while but I’m too accustomed to my 13 button mouse… And then I reread your comment > second layer For whatever r
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Oh I didn’t mean to disagree, just wanted to add that it is pretty simple. However I still use the standard top number row for typing in a short sequence of numbers because of habit
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I’m fairly certain they’re talking about creating an actual numpad layer on ur keyboard (which I also have), exactly so digits aren’t on the opposite side of the keyb. Mine is triggered by holding down esc/caps lock with my left, while
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> despite being a row of freely remappable keys right _there_. Lol right. And I add a shift layer to the fn row as well, to add more fn keys. Sadly a lot of apps won’t support fn20+ but u find more utility binding them to hand crafted ac
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3y ago
> every product provides equal revenue Though I’d imagine most places have differing affiliate structures depending on the brand
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> browse the web Been using Vim for a few months now but I was checking out eww the other day (along with learning more about emacs in general) and it’s certainly interesting…
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3y ago
The comment was poking fun at how the page literally does not render anything except a solid green color with js disabled
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Those prop markets r mostly just marketing, I mean the limits r measly (like $100-$200 max). However there’s probably some individuals taking those type of bets on the European exchanges, but I’m not too familiar with them
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Similar to banking, I doubt FAANG doesn’t filter out apps by school to save time. Another confounded being FAANG now also naturally attracts the preftige chasers
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> Navigation through directories is also a pain I’ve never found a way to make better and faster in a way I can remember. Zsh auto suggestions make it a breeze for me. Also cd -n to cd to the nth ago directory in the directory stack. If
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I probably fall in the “killer app” camp as mentioned in the post, specifically yt-dlp and ffmpeg. Which is hilarious as an intro considering how dense both of those r. Certainly intimidating, but I’d imagine the sheer optionality opened u
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Awesome! And I knew that sounded familiar… > As mentioned before, I have several projects in my todo list. The next one I want to try is an app for interactive exercises for my ebooks. From your textual TUI post, which I recently read as
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For posterity here’s [1] a list of Nitter instances. The flagship one (Nitter.net) always gets overloaded [1]: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances
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The articles definition of it was certainly opaque but personally, I consider it a relative term. “[Insert random AI tool] will make all users become power users!” By my framing, that’s literally impossible. There’s always people that can d
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> This guide is meant as a loose inspiration for a poweruser looking to switch to Linux . Yea the title and the intro sentence have a subtle, but very important difference. And I appreciate the effort but I’m ultimately still confused w
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> I know this is Hacker news And honestly given the interest in topics unrelated to programming, I don’t think it’s implied at all so agree on the specification
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Oh I love your stuff! Currently going thru the awk one
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I interpreted differently, in that it’s easier to filter out the explicit ads than the sites that purport to being honest review pages but actually have affiliate deals for every product
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> Stop hijacking my typical browser shortcuts for use in your own app I've seen this happen with ctrl + f for opening a custom in-app search bar. Ah the Discourse classic. But did you know if you hit ctrl+F twice sequentially you ca
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