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by LVB 5y ago
That's what I've heard. I passed on Obsidian for some other reasons, but during my eval I was pretty sure if I was to stick with it I'd pay for their sync service.
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by LVB 5y ago
I’ve tried a number of notes apps backed with “Sync with iCloud Drive” and often find it problematic. Usually the problems are on the Mac side, wherein my laptop does a bad job of pushing up small edits to existing files. I can force it wit
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by LVB 5y ago
I’m a huge fan of learnxinyminutes! Even if I’m planning to go through the larger guide/docs, I find x-in-y is the best way to get a general feel for the breadth and style of the language.
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by LVB 5y ago
>Every to-do list is, ultimately, about death. This succinctly captures something I've thought more about as I've gotten older (now 47). This is especially true around the "Someday/Maybe" category in my system. S
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by LVB 5y ago
The eBook bundle is $49 which is perhaps a little higher than average but doesn’t seem unreasonable.
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by LVB 5y ago
No. But I do somewhat regret waiting fairly long to have them. It was certainly a trade off, and being kid-free for our earlier years certainly gave my wife and I the freedom to do as we pleased and establish solid careers without having to
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by LVB 5y ago
I'm just hoping that Bear 2.0 (or whatever the big next version they've been working on for a long time is called) doesn't undo Bear. While Bear isn't perfect and there are a few features that are sorely missing (searc
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by LVB 5y ago
Some detailed comments on that point from a founder of HashiCorp, which is also remote first: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17022563
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by LVB 5y ago
>Alerts can come through the Wireless Emergency Alert system, which sends text-message alerts similar to Amber Alerts sent to cellphone users when a child is kidnapped.
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by LVB 5y ago
My only mildly successful mobile app was on Blackberry. It offered encrypted notes and was predominantly purchased by wall st traders and... users from Indonesia. The market for it was always a curiosity to me.
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by LVB 6y ago
Nice job, this works pretty well! I will say, however, that the background animation (even on the landing page, before sending) spinning up my laptop fans is a bit unwelcome. (Only tried FF.)
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by LVB 6y ago
How has maintenance & bug fixing been? I'm OK with mature apps stabilizing and needing few updates, though since it is a single dev with somewhat infrequent changes I thought I'd ask ( https://updates.mailmate-app.co
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by LVB 6y ago
I recall the scripting language that came with it was quite impressive.
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by LVB 6y ago
I work remote now and like it, but I'm not really sure how well that would have played out for me right out of school. Almost all of my social network, from friends to future wife, flowed through those in-person jobs. I was (am) very i
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by LVB 6y ago
I expected to find: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nastran
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by LVB 6y ago
Wondering at what value of n the closed form solution uses fewer cycles than n xors, since that’ll end being the follow-up question :)
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by LVB 6y ago
Buynothing is the only reason I have a token FB account. It works extremely well. We probably gift something for porch pickup at least once a week. It’s really efficient.
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by LVB 6y ago
I occasionally write HTML/CSS, and have always just grabbed Bootstrap, Pure, something. I've briefly looked at TailwindCSS a couple of times and always end up at: where are the some of the common, basic components? It seems like t
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by LVB 6y ago
This is sort of in the space: https://github.com/msiemens/tinydb
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by LVB 6y ago
Whilst not a credit card per se, I’ve been satisfied with privacy.com for temp numbers that I’ve used for all sorts of subscriptions that have user hostile cancellation policies.
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by LVB 6y ago
Some curious options. Bear Writer as the second place Google Docs alternative? Maybe as a Google Keep alternative.
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by LVB 6y ago
Not just you. Firefox is my main browser, but for a growing number of JS-heavy sites I've been using Safari instead. These are not necessarily ad-ridden either, but rather interactive apps (Jira, Whimsical, etc.) were FF is getting sup
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by LVB 6y ago
I actively avoid trying to let nostalgia creep in too often. I don’t spend much time reminiscing, listening to old music, rewatching things, looking at pictures, etc. This seems to not match what most of my cohort does, but I recognized a c
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by LVB 6y ago
Not a founder, but this comment immediately popped, "Orem, Utah USA" out of 30 years of my brain's cold storage.
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by LVB 6y ago
An iOS version exists. It looks just like the web version, but it’s at least in an app (I was worried about browser state being lost) and I was happy to give the dev a couple bucks.
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by LVB 6y ago
Giving away material things, especially directly to a person. Our local FB BuyNothing group is excellent, and the sole remaining reason for my FB account. The receiver is happy, I’m happy at the time of giving, and my house (and the world’s
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by LVB 6y ago
For me it was watching pfs:Write do spell check, which of course involved a status box showing each word as it was checked to show just how fast computers are :-)
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by LVB 6y ago
I regularly end up pushing through drudgery by repeating "Don't think just do. Don't think just do..."
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by LVB 6y ago
6:00 Wake-up, ~1 mi walk, shower etc. 6:30-8:00 Get kids ready for the day, drive them to daycare 8-17:30 Work (lunch jammed in somewhere for 15min. Sad.) 17:30-20:00 Dinner, family time 20-21 Getting the kid to bed (reading,
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by LVB 6y ago
Google CloudSearch against our GSuite data. It’s impressive how much better it is at searching our Drive and Docs content compared to those tools’ own search. Burrowing into Gmail for results is also handy.

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