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by O_H_E 6y ago
Aaaa, HN at work again. Wholesome.
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by O_H_E 6y ago
This is not for end-users, this is for something like this: https://github.com/logseq , or say github/gitlab to use. you need to chill, if you don't like something, don't use it. Easy
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by O_H_E 6y ago
I know isomorphic-git has been useful to a variety of projects. But may I ask what advantage does being pure JS have over writing a wrapper around the git executable?
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by O_H_E 6y ago
A good reddit app like Relay or Apollo is a must have for me.
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by O_H_E 6y ago
God I love that site. > The Pudding is a digital publication that explains ideas debated in culture with visual essays. The average person really needs more context and intuition that they try to provide. Their graphs and demos never fai
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by O_H_E 6y ago
What the actual fuck
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AMD and Xilinx Demonstrate Converged ROCm Runtime(forums.xilinx.com)
3 points by O_H_E 6y ago|0 comments
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by O_H_E 6y ago
Little less than a must have, but Sublime Merge (from the makers of SublimeText) has been a great Git GUI. Especially since Linux lacks an initiative snappy one.
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by O_H_E 6y ago
For me, one of the weakest parts of ddg/google is finding niche content. Getting any results to a non-mainstream blog from anything but a direct quote is extremely hard. I always have to type HN/reddit to get authentic recommendat
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by O_H_E 6y ago
For some reason I found it too clunky and slow on a machine that runs other electron apps just fine. I was also looking for something simple as I was not well versed in git at the time, and it was a bit bloated for me.
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by O_H_E 6y ago
Thanks for replying. I really need to start using smth like buku to manage all my tabs/bookmarks. Hope you and your familly all the best.
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by O_H_E 6y ago
@apjana since I have you here. (Feel free to gracefully decline to answer any of the following.) May I ask why are you not trying to leverage the assortment of useful tools you wrote with sizeable following to be some kind of side income? I
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by O_H_E 6y ago
Not really unorthodox, but I have been really liking SublimeMerge on linux. I know MacOS is Win have a few nice GUI clients but non support linux. https://www.sublimemerge.com/
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by O_H_E 6y ago
> Linux Foundation is truly "Foundation as a Service" That made me chuckle. If you have a reading about that, I think I would enjoy.
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by O_H_E 6y ago
Wow, sounds pretty cool. I hope you are posting this on chess related forums.
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by O_H_E 6y ago
I don't use Dynalist on a regular basis, but maybe "finished" instead of "abandoned"?
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by O_H_E 6y ago
Congrats
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by O_H_E 6y ago
Just make sure they don't hate you for it. Your relationship and mutual trust is much more important. It would allow them to come to you if/when they need advice or consultation.
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by O_H_E 6y ago
I am pretty sure they are talking about the application being usable by people who might be impaired in some way: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_accessibility I "think" having options to make font a
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by O_H_E 6y ago
Nah, don't worry about it. I understand. Also graphics under Linux tend to be a PITA sometimes.
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by O_H_E 6y ago
Ah and don't forget to check out notebookcheck.com one of the golden places of the internet. Of you are planning to run Linux, would like more ports, and can compromise a little on build quality, check out System76, they are doing amaz
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by O_H_E 6y ago
If you do local compilation, ryzen 4000 laptops are really impressive with their multithreaded workload and power consumption. I would definitely second a Thinkpad T series (if you care less about port and power and more about battery then
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by O_H_E 6y ago
Linux user here. I definitely heard good things about Alfred.
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by O_H_E 6y ago
NextCloud photos might serve you well
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by O_H_E 6y ago
Linux support :p If it is really that simple and nice, I will probably recommend it to family though.
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by O_H_E 6y ago
I have always felt Ubuntu Mate to be especially lucrative to recommend to new users due to the existence of the great software boutique: https://ubuntu-mate.org/features/boutique/ , welcome app introducing new user
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Features of a Modern Terminal Emulator [video](youtube.com)
1 points by O_H_E 6y ago|0 comments
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by O_H_E 6y ago
If you don't already know, the makers of dynalist are working on https://obsidian.md/ Pretty cool competitor in the space. Still closed source, but I think the community was able to get them interested in an open sourc
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by O_H_E 6y ago
googling the sentence you have in qoutes brought up this: https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2013/04/the-myt...
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by O_H_E 6y ago
Well then I would like to through this your way. https://mitmath.github.io/18S191/Fall20/

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