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by _def 7y ago
- can only be done in script languages(?) - syntax errors I get what you're saying and it can be neat, but I don't think it's universally applicable
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by _def 7y ago
Hm I think saving would work for me if I increase a budget every month without spending it. And if you can set your current balance somehow in Lunch Money (I don't know at this moment) then you would see if you overspend (hopefully). T
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by _def 7y ago
What is the difference between the envelope-based method and the categories in Lunch Money? It seems very similar to me.
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by _def 7y ago
This is exactly what I want. Like many others, I have my own personal solution, which I used for the last 3 years. But it's far from "complete" and lacks many convenient features your app provides. Including a wonderful UI. T
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by _def 7y ago
> They load the whole bundle at once [...] Isn't this a good thing? Genuinely asking.
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by _def 7y ago
> What could I have achieved if I was willing to suffer through activities that are not solely "activities you really enjoy?" I feel like that's kind of the point. The answer is: you will never know. Of course it's ea
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by _def 7y ago
I remade the example with placeholder.com: https://codepen.io/_def/pen/MWgpqmq
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by _def 7y ago
also this: > Notable people who have discussed chicken hypnotism: > - Werner Herzog. "known to hypnotize chickens; he also hypnotized the cast of his 1976 film Heart of Glass" I wanna watch this movie now. From the movies ow
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by _def 7y ago
Oof. Naturally the idea of distributing scanned copies of the book for educational and professional purposes comes to my mind and the article really gives me the feeling that mankind would greatly benefit from it. But you just can't ig
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by _def 7y ago
I get the idea (and wish) of having a unified system for this kind of stuff. But it's very hard to accomplish so many tasks in one application and maintaining it. It may get the job done, but feels very inferior to separate, establishe
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by _def 7y ago
Readability is more important than your ego.
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by _def 7y ago
Just yesterday I thought of building something similar. I often get tired from being in my small flat and I'm curious if CO2 could have anything to do with it.
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by _def 7y ago
The nearest thing that comes to my mind are the hacker ethics from the CCC https://www.ccc.de/en/hackerethics Of course it doesn't really cover the points from the article but think it's sort of related. I th
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by _def 7y ago
I don't think this is a discussion for developers. Every human being should "do no harm". The thing is, you get no money by looking out for others. It's hard to see the (short-term) benefits. And I think because of that
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by _def 7y ago
At least nobody thinks that he's not paying attention. Aren't video ads all about subconscious tactics? For instance, it seems to me that some ads on YouTube, which are skippable after 5 seconds, really try to hook you to watch th
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by _def 7y ago
Cuddles the cuttlefish <3
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by _def 7y ago
Isn't this conclusion only natural? It baffles me that so many people responsible for companies don't understand basic human needs and instead blindly follow trends. I just don't get business stuff.
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by _def 7y ago
There will always be something to strive for. Without bad there's no good. Happiness is like a garden.
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by _def 7y ago
You can combine it with something like xclip and a desktop starter. So all you have to do is to copy the URL and click the icon. A browser extension would be even fancier, but I don't think that would work so easy permission wise :)
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by _def 7y ago
I think it's often about people's needs and goals. Assholes maybe could help your company's success short-term, but would infect the culture long-term. And it seems to me that most people want quick success.
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by _def 7y ago
The purpose of the alt tag is to provide a sufficient description of the image if it cannot be displayed, like it happened here. Everything went fine.
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by _def 7y ago
Sounds like it's time to switch your job buddy.
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by _def 7y ago
I was there as well after years of learning guitar. It's never too late to relearn the pick holding. It takes some time, but it's worth it.
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by _def 7y ago
off-topic: do you think it's safe to assume consent of a site's cookie policy by clicking/scrolling like on https://libra.org/ ? I actually like it because these banners are just annoying, but I'd be afr
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by _def 7y ago
Moving your irreproducible data into cloud storage is everything but a backup.
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by _def 7y ago
I love the idea but leaving out original stuff like the vocals and instead depending on copyrighted material is kind of... not what I would describe as open source. But anyway, many thanks! A lot more people should do this
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by _def 7y ago
This news site is absurd! Reminds me of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20172214
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by _def 7y ago
PWAs are (gonna be) cross platform
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by _def 7y ago
Ha, didn't get that right away, thank you ;)
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by _def 7y ago
> (It definitely, for realsies, looks like being struck by lightning is a much more common way to die, but the specific counts are hard to dig up) Of course. But what are the chances that almost every human in a big city get's struc

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