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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
It's what you've stated but also there's an ethical side to it. Many founders want to give the option for competent users to self-host, only way to do that is open up the source code. They could go completely down the open so
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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
Based on my experience of consulting with public sector, most projects “fail” in one way or another. Gov departments are notorious for not giving correct requirements, changing requirements or swamping the project in bureaucracy. If we said
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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
I’ve heard of adafruit before but haven’t looked at their stuff. Will check it out
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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
Thanks will take a look! At the risk of sounding ignorant, I can’t understand why such seemingly simple peripherals are so expensive
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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
E-ink is a real missed opportunity for smart homes. This is just a hunch but I suspect there is a niche in the smart home market for people that want their homes to be "informative" but not "smart". An example: A voice-e
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Zoe nutrition app founders on diet, raising millions and the perfect microbiome(theguardian.com)
1 points by HuwFulcher 3y ago|0 comments
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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
Yes, build time will still be an issue. Hopefully if you get to a point where you’re “happy” with the binary you can avoid build issues for a while
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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
If you used Go (or something equivalent) couldn’t you bundle it into a binary and then it can be more portable?
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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
This is a fascinating insight, thanks for sharing. How did you get your children to the point where they could do self directed study?
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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
I think this hits the nail on the end. No matter what way you cut it the will of the parent is subjected on the child. In my opinion that’s how it should be. The decisive factor is what the focus of the parents will is. Is it personal glory
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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
Answer this, how does sending your child to public school benefit others? It’s pretty clear schools do not work at scale. Focusing on small cooperatives where teachers, students and parents are valued is the way forward.
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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
> Can't we be more efficient as a society? Efficient in what way? Children in public schools are now doing worse than previous generations. Efficiency does not beget quality education. > Not to mention the privilege that is drape
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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
Can’t wait. My son is obsessed with all things space currently. This will be something we can both enjoy
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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
> people will come because they like what you do, not because you do the things they like (sounds like the same thing, but it isn't) This isn’t true for all channels. The current state of search requires you to adapt your content to
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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
How horrifying that someone who does writing potentially as their income would seek to protect that revenue stream. Services like Plausible give you the bare minimum to understand what is viewed most. If you have a website that you want peo
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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
Definitely agree that it’s a breath of fresh air to just write HTML and it look good. For more complex projects it’s normally Tailwind
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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
Interesting that you mention Pico. I really like it (my personal site uses it) but it doesn’t strike me as the go to choice for a web app?
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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
I agree in principle but being a steward doesn't put food on the table
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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
They don't lay it out clearly but it seems that they're aiming for a mobile device that allows you to dispatch tasks that are done in the cloud using natural language.[1] I think this is exciting, it gives me vibes of LCARS and vo
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Note-taking gluttony will kill you(huwfulcher.com)
3 points by HuwFulcher 3y ago|0 comments
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Open Book: 2023 HackadayPrize Video(youtube.com)
7 points by HuwFulcher 3y ago|1 comments
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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
I love this insight thanks for sharing. Have you looked at the PARA method? I'm undecided on it yet but I like the mantra that Second Brain emphasis of only capturing what you think you'll need.
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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
This is something I want to explore in other things I write. Being able to transcribe is definitely a big hurdle at the moment.
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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
I agree that static preservation on digital isn't guaranteed over the long term. There needs to be a conscious effort to ensure integrity. You make a good point about photos but was writing more about ideas and notes. A definite challe
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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
I like org-mode but don't find it as good at cross platform as I'd like. I currently use Obsidian across devices which works well but you dont get the efficiency of org. I've tried Zettelkasten a few times and need to get my
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Think in Analog, Capture in Digital(huwfulcher.com)
61 points by HuwFulcher 3y ago|25 comments
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BOOX Palma(shop.boox.com)
39 points by HuwFulcher 3y ago|47 comments
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by HuwFulcher 3y ago
> you'd think anyone who believed in the bible would follow outright restrictions like that. I wish people would not make blanket assumptions. A portion of the New Testament is committed to explaining that certain parts of the Old T
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Simplifying your life shouldn’t cause overwhelm(huwfulcher.com)
1 points by HuwFulcher 4y ago|0 comments
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by HuwFulcher 4y ago
I don't use React or do much front-end work so I might be missing something here but what's the problem? Tailwind is a utility-first framework. If you're having to add so many classes inline that it makes things more difficul

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