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by _def 3y ago
I really don't think that is the case, but I'm interested to hear why you think it is. In my understanding the community is not controlled by a central authority.
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by _def 3y ago
That reminds me of Wikidata[0], which aims to be a general purpose semantic knowledge graph, which runs on Wikibase[1], a MediaWiki extension set that you can run yourself for any collection of data. [0] https://wikidata.org&#x2F
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by _def 3y ago
And it still was very successful as a game. I think this is a great example of "perfect is the enemy of good", especially for game development.
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by _def 3y ago
Would love to buy one (way cheaper than expected!) but apparently you can't via ipv6 lol https://forum.arduino.cc/t/cannot-sign-in-to-store-arduino-c...
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by _def 3y ago
Yeah, that one is really terrifying.
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by _def 3y ago
pls no. I even bought a zipper after I played it because it impressed me so much. It was rather expensive but the quality was pretty poor.
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by _def 3y ago
Yeah, I recently got a GB flash cart and it's rally something to download and play an indie game that was just released on your DMG lol.
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by _def 3y ago
This was wholesome to read, thanks to the the author and whoever submitted it. Funnily enough I sometimes described my inner chaos as a bunch of kids I have to take care of, that's what it reminded me of. I especially love the closing
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by _def 3y ago
That sounds sensible. Soo... How do you get your managers to this insight? In my company each team uses scrum and I think no one is really happy with it. Mine certainly isn't. I'm not even talking about the engineers: at least fro
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by _def 3y ago
welcome to cloud engineering.
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by _def 4y ago
wow that's neat! I use and love the same device and while it feels a bit odd at first it also feels better than using the scroll wheel. btw in case anyone wants to try a different button (8 is "Page back") you can use `xinput
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by _def 4y ago
I keep hearing people who are surprised and upset about this - wasn't this fact clear from the beginning?
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by _def 4y ago
I agree. And the worst thing is, outside of tech communities people seem to completely disagree, probably because they know through Ads what a VPN is.
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by _def 4y ago
I think it's more about how playfulness and exploration can be powerful for non-professional users.
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by _def 4y ago
I'm always excited when FreeCAD comes up in some way here. I haven't learned any CAD software yet but I'm really eager to learn FreeCAD. It may be clunky in comparison to it's competitors now but I feel like it's wo
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by _def 4y ago
Ooh that could be great way to learn rust for me. Just got back into processing, with the goal of listening to midi to change visuals.
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by _def 4y ago
I recently started a blog again with Hugo and I like how you can easily use a github workflow to build and deploy it. This way you can even just use github in your browser to publish.
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by _def 4y ago
Recently I got two tips for working against this kind of problems in the evening: - melatonin spray - staring into a candle for some time Thoughts? Subjectively speaking both seemed to make me more sleepy, but I don't know about the sc
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by _def 4y ago
> Instead of keeping the assembly line running no matter what and then fixing things at the end (aka “always expected to be producing and delivering, incentivized to cut corners in order to get it done”), the expectation is instead to st
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by _def 4y ago
I'm curious: what is your way of flagging typos or bad grammar to colleagues? I often just do it without much fluff around it, but sometimes some people think that's harsh or nitpicky, but I really don't think anything bad ab
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P3synth: MIDI synthesizer and player running on Processing 4(github.com)
43 points by _def 4y ago|5 comments
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by _def 4y ago
Found it here https://reddit.com/r/processing/comments/113w17i/p3synth_my_...
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by _def 4y ago
Huh now I really wonder if it would work out if you would replace Slack with a bulletin board organization wise
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by _def 4y ago
> have the private keys always been not so private all this time? It's not called private key because it is very secure and can't be accessed... It's on you to ensure that!
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by _def 4y ago
While it doesn't prevent simplicity, it allows and enables distracting complexity. Also a lot of sites just break if you disable js.
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by _def 4y ago
That's pretty interesting because while reading the article I often thought "that's not at all what I think/mean when I answer that". I feel like this article describes one specific conversation type
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by _def 4y ago
> I believe the theory and data indicates that wealth is a mix of (in order): luck, family wealth, social ability, attractiveness, height, intelligence, natural abilities which align well with making money (conscientiousness, ability to
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by _def 4y ago
This somehow reminds me of some DOS games we had on computers in primary school.
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by _def 4y ago
Cool, can't wait to try it out. Would love to move to obsidian fully, as of now I'm also using Joplin for my main set of notes. btw this plugin really reminds me of a piece of software that I had seen here sometime. An infinite zo
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by _def 4y ago
I love it. Some months ago I had a Bluetooth pedal with several footswitches. It could be used as a keyboard. I thought about mapping it to a step debugger :D

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