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by Leftium 4y ago
I actually used to prefer CoffeeScript over JS because it allowed me to code more quickly and keep my code smaller. Then I saw a video of Rich Harris demonstrating the Svelte tools in VS code. The TS typing enabled autocomplete and even aut
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by Leftium 4y ago
+1 for plain text. I really like Notational Velocity/nvAlt because it's a fast way to search/edit nodes. However I was always fighting with the text formatting, which got in the way.
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by Leftium 4y ago
> The creator of Svelte (not go all-in) [SvelteKit] (official Svelte framework) uses TypeScript quite a bit. First, the internal code was ported to TypeScript, then DX for TypeScript was added. The official template supports JSDoc TS (de
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by Leftium 4y ago
Research has found some human brains can pick up on rotations of geomagnetic-strength fields as evidenced by drops in alpha wave power following stimulus: https://ve42.co/magneto https://youtu.be/dg3pza4y2ws
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by Leftium 4y ago
I forked otranscribe to help with this: https://otranscribe.netlify.app/ Source code: https://github.com/Leftium/oTranscribe A lot of online courses didn't offer transcripts, so I'd get autog
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by Leftium 4y ago
https://prosemirror.net/ : A toolkit for building rich-text editors on the web ProseMirror was written by Marijn Haverbeke, who also wrote (and rewrote!) the much used [CodeMirror] editor. So the design of his "editor t
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by Leftium 4y ago
Directory Opus embeds labels into the file system: https://www.gpsoft.com.au/help/opus12/index.html#!Documents/...
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by Leftium 4y ago
The item comment view has a link to the original HackerNews item so you can upvote/comment. I also have a bookmarklet that toggles between HckrWeb and Hacker News. I like the hckrnews order because it lets you efficiently read all the
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Show HN: HckrWeb, elegant readable HN sorted chronologically(hw.leftium.com)
3 points by Leftium 4y ago|2 comments
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by Leftium 4y ago
https://www.recurse.com/blog/112-how-rc-uses-zulip I don't have personal experience with the Recurse Center community, but I imagine it's pretty close to what you're looking for. The Recurse Center is a
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by Leftium 4y ago
It would be really nice if you could click a sentence and jump to that point in the video. I used to upload course videos to youtube just to get the auto-generated transcripts for myself. I forked oTranscribe so it would load a special vers
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by Leftium 4y ago
It's kind of shown in the video, but how do you edit the link target URL? A related pain point is when I want to insert a link, I usually copy the URL into the clipboard first, then type the link text. This results in a bit of minor gy
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by Leftium 4y ago
There are some TTS products on clickbank. May be worth trying them: - https://speechelo-offer.com/ - http://newscastervocalizer.net/ - https://humatars.net/ - http://getscriptvoc
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by Leftium 4y ago
https://tinygem.org/listen/ I think it uses the AWS API under the hood.
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by Leftium 4y ago
https://www.codementor.io/ sort of fits your requirements. But behavioral economics says: > Sometimes asking someone to do something for nothing is more powerful than paying them. [1] Also, StackOverflow incurs zero mone
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by Leftium 4y ago
https://tinyhabits.com/ This PhD from Stanford's Behavior Design Lab figured out a very simple method for how to train our brains.
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by Leftium 4y ago
My app uses the data from HckrNews: https://hw.leftium.com/#/date/20220830 How my app processes a URL like https://hckrnews.com/data/20220830.js : https://github.com/Leftium&#x
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HyperNav: Responsive, interactive HTML/CSS navigation menu without JavaScript(hyper-nav.acmion.com)
2 points by Leftium 4y ago|0 comments
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by Leftium 4y ago
One of the reasons I built https://uw.leftium.com/ was so I could compare the previous two days' weather. It uses the DarkSky API, but also supports other weather API's: https://github.com/Leftium&
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by Leftium 4y ago
It's actually feasible to live outside the USA without medical insurance. In the USA, medical fees are crazy expensive, especially without insurance. But this is not the case in other countries. For example: Korean medical fees are con
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by Leftium 4y ago
Visual graph of poll results: https://hw.leftium.com/#/item/32606904
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by Leftium 4y ago
Actually, that pain actually helps you remember your studies, possibly even more than reviewing the cards themselves! It's similar to how taking notes during a lecture help you remember better, even if you never review the notes again.
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by Leftium 4y ago
https://www.codementor.io/
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by Leftium 4y ago
The Recurse Center explains why they stopped giving feedback to rejected applicants: https://www.recurse.com/feedback
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by Leftium 4y ago
Have you heard of Hathora: Multiplayer Game Development Made Easy? - https://hathora.dev/ HN Discussion: - https://hw.leftium.com/#/item/30442072 - https://hw.leftium.com/#/it
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by Leftium 4y ago
Your question assumes older software needed to do any tricks. > There is one area where newer hardware lags behind older gear: latency. > That's the time it takes for a press on the keyboard to show up on the screen, and Luu foun
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by Leftium 4y ago
I researched and tried several hosted auth solutions. I ended up choosing https://userfront.com/ I think it has the best DX.
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by Leftium 4y ago
Many people just want to use other peoples' Anki decks. They lose two big benefits: - The brain activity from making a card assists your memory, possibly more than reviewing itself. Reviewing just enforces the memory even more. - The m
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by Leftium 4y ago
For podcasts/interviews, I like to download/extract the audio in m4a format. (yt-download is great for this.) If you simply rename the file extension as an m4b file, Apple (iPhone) treats the file as an audio book. This gives a fe
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by Leftium 4y ago
It's called "Copy video URL at current time." I didn't know that was there. Thanks!

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