_g0wg

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by _g0wg 1y ago
I was honestly never sure how much of a joke or how serious I wanted it to be. I do intend on using my own license for my own code, and those are more-or-less the terms I place on who can use my software and who can't. I don't wan
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by _g0wg 1y ago
I love it. The world needs more magical things and less legalese. I also added "you can't use this to make money" in my license [1] but I was a bit more specific, and I don't think I'm quite finished with the langua
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by _g0wg 1y ago
I'm toying around with HTMX for my website. It's going to be sort of a wiki but a little different; the public exports from my internal knowledgebase with some extra crap mixed in. I have lots of notes of varying types and formats
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by _g0wg 1y ago
Why?
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by _g0wg 1y ago
My current document for this project includes the following, though many of them are decidedly NOT prime and must be extrapolated further: - metacognition, epistemology, metaphysics, ontology, pedagogy, ethics - formal logic, set theory, ca
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Epistemological Primes
1 points by _g0wg 1y ago|3 comments
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by _g0wg 1y ago
[url-redacted] I have a lot of (legally acquired) shows and movies. I like making playlists with many shows that fit a theme (e.g. a cozy sitcoms playlist with MASH, Sanford and Son, Seinfeld, etc.). Some playlists have over 5000 episodes.
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by _g0wg 1y ago
This, especially the "Definition of Conscious Intelligence" section, somewhat relates to a current project of mine, writing my own personal software license[1]. I needed to define "person" in my license for reasons, and
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by _g0wg 1y ago
I'm on this team as well. Been trying to explain this to the guys at work (fabrication/CAD work). They argue that "we already do have a system, we put projects in the customer folder". Here is a sample folder structure (
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by _g0wg 1y ago
One of the playlists I made with this actually includes Seinfeld, Friends, and MASH. Also includes Andy Griffith, Blackadder, Sanford and Son, The Munsters, and WKRP in Cincinatti. Overall an extremely cozy channel.
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I made a show shuffler that shuffles shows in order
27 points by _g0wg 2y ago|18 comments
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by _g0wg 2y ago
I have a bunch of (legally) ripped shows. I use VLC to watch them. I like to make big playlists full of many shows like a TV channel. I hate the fact that when I shuffle, the shows end up in any old order. I could have S8E2 right before S1E
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Ask HN: How my company can make profit and still make our tool open source?
2 points by _g0wg 2y ago|0 comments
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by _g0wg 2y ago
Replying to my own comment here. I decided to list all of the top-level categories because it's something I'm kind of proud of, as it seems to be able to categorize anything I can throw at it: agenda.: single file, my main TODO. I
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by _g0wg 2y ago
I'm also an org-roam and paper guy, but I've designed my system to be platform-agnostic. It's all in the naming conventions. Files are named hierarchically with periods. I have top-level categories that have changed little ov
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by _g0wg 3y ago
My previous job was as a Project Manager in a very fast-paced industrial fabrication shop. We generally promised 1-week from the time a customer sent us a set of shitty blueprints to the time the product is waiting to be picked up. That inc
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by _g0wg 3y ago
Hierarchical names are what improved my note-taking the most. I don't even use folders much anymore, instead I keep absolutely everything in one folder (~/kb) and use a dot (.) as a delimiter for filenames. For example, I have a n
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Does anyone know what would be a good job for me?
9 points by _g0wg 3y ago|7 comments
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by _g0wg 3y ago
PKMS, or the "second brain" Basically anything I did prior to 3 years ago didn't really happen. I can't remember it, I can't find it, it's gone. One day I needed to take some notes, and I knew I needed to remem
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by _g0wg 3y ago
It's the Kentucky Community & Technical College System (KCTCS), a group of I'm guessing 20+ community colleges around Kentucky. In recent years Kentucky has done a big overhaul of the community college system. Not sure how it
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by _g0wg 3y ago
I never knew for sure if there were cameras in my room, but ambiguity was always part of the abuse. There were at least a few places they could have hidden one, and I was always nervous around those places (small hole in the ceiling for e
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by _g0wg 3y ago
I cannot be convinced that a good parent would ever decide to put a camera in their child's room. All this talk of "training" and making sure they do no wrong is just people who view children as objects. Children are people a
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by _g0wg 3y ago
I have something similar going on but I take it a lot farther. My file hierarchy is for everything , I mean all of my files. Notes, documents, photos, videos, ISOs, ROMs, project files... I don't use a cryptic numbering scheme thoug
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by _g0wg 3y ago
I'm from Appalachia and we have the same thing, and yeah at least for us it's like you're agreeing with them that they don't have it. "Do you not have bananas?" is like "is it true that there are no banana
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by _g0wg 4y ago
Same here in Kentucky. As a self-employed carpenter, these last 2 years have been brutal. There's work, but somehow the big exploitative companies just slurp up all the work. Most of my jobs this year have been friends and family who f