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by _teyd 5y ago
For me, conspiracy theorists are the ones who believe easily falsifiable things. Flat earth, microchips in vaccines, lizard people, pedophile rings in the basement of buildings with no basement.. that sort of thing. Stuff you can prove or d
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by _teyd 5y ago
Depends on who you are blocking. If it's anyone who slightly disagrees with you and anyone who likes them, then you'll probably quickly end up blocking literally everyone. But if it's people who are off-topic replying that Bi
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by _teyd 5y ago
This analysis that GitLab did was really valuable for helping me do my research on an editor architecture for my app. It almost reads like a blog post, it's an incredibly well-written issue. https://gitlab.com/gitlab-or
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by _teyd 5y ago
My favorite parody: Yesterday I was walking to an interview. There was a starving dog on the road. I stopped to feed him & missed the interview. The next day I got a call asking to come in to do the interview. I was surprised, but I wen
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Vintage radio broadcasting equipment(oldradio.com)
89 points by _teyd 5y ago|29 comments
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by _teyd 5y ago
I don't know if it's nostalgia but somehow this interface looks more lively and friendly to me than modern MacOS which feels flatter and has less personality (to me personally).
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by _teyd 5y ago
The app has a list of topics that anyone can add to. Each topic has a due date so you know when it is wrapping up, and they also have an explicit context and outcome; the topic creator sets the context, and the outcome is the bit that every
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by _teyd 5y ago
I feel like I've been in quicksand for the last year. I've built something that my cofounder and I are using internally for remote collaboration, along with a couple support people, and it's great. But none of us have been ab