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541.
by accrual 1y ago
I'm sure this in jest, but my real answer: I remember so much more when I have notes to look back on. I store mine as some YYYY-MM-DD-Notes.txt and edit via local web UI or terminal/SSH. It's a blast to browse and see what
542.
by accrual 1y ago
Personally, I just want the ability to export from the stock iOS Notes app as plaintext at all. Currently I need to copy/paste my notes into my own editor or dump them .pdf and extract. I won't even be using markdown, I just want
543.
by accrual 1y ago
GT = Ground Truth, for anyone unfamiliar with that on the charts.
544.
by accrual 1y ago
Sometimes I like to think of myself as the CEO of my life. Why yes, I'm the CEO and make all critical decisions around Me, LLC. However, the founders have disvested and retired in another city. :)
545.
by accrual 1y ago
Great point! I suppose then it would be trivial to add ones own USB-C port if desired.
546.
by accrual 1y ago
This is insanely cool. It's a beautifully written article that covers all the major design decisions and issues that affected the final outcome. I'm considering purchasing one for myself and to support the developer. It would be a
547.
by accrual 1y ago
I know this wasn't meant literally, but it does make for an interesting thought experiment - under what circumstances might it be valid to dial 911 to ask for the time? My first thought was something like a nuclear operator - "we
548.
by accrual 1y ago
Very cool and simple service! I like that the edit is performed client side.
549.
by accrual 1y ago
I really like NT 4.0 as well. In my experience the stability varied based on hardware and driver support, though. I tried running NT 4.0 on a "relatively fast" K6-3+ system with GeForce 2 and AWE64 but had weird issues, like sound
550.
by accrual 1y ago
Beautiful writing in which I support fully. I appreciate Harvard for standing up against unlawful pressures and clearly communicating its support for current and future students. Let's go, Harvard! Let's learn and grow in response
551.
by accrual 1y ago
Kind of reminds me of dolphins taking turns chewing on pufferfish, apparently for fun/altered states. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/dolphins-seem-to-u...
552.
by accrual 1y ago
Great overview. I wonder if we'll start to see more text diffusion models from other players, or maybe even a mixture of diffusion and transformer models alternating roles behind a single UI, depending on the context and request.
553.
by accrual 1y ago
Very impressive, congrats Anthropic/Claude team! I've been using Claude for personal project development and finally bought a subscription to Pro as well.
554.
by accrual 1y ago
I think it would be cool if you kept some of the original Friendster design and color pallette, at least to start. I would love a "classic" social media site with a modern backend and mobile friendly frontend. For example, Faceboo
555.
by accrual 1y ago
I agree, it's impressive. It brings me back to early Windows when keyboard control was a first class citizen in the UI, and most functions had dedicated alt key combos per dialog.
556.
by accrual 1y ago
Impressive build, probably sounded pretty wild upon startup with 4x ATA drives!
557.
by accrual 1y ago
> You are evidently thinking of chipboard, not plywood. Thank you - yes, I mixed them up in my head!
558.
by accrual 1y ago
I wonder if this can help offset the weakness of new growth wood - trees and wood specifically designed for fast growth and quick turn around. https://brenthull.com/article/old-growth-wood
559.
by accrual 1y ago
This is kind of how plywood is made - take wood chips and glue and press them together. I feel it wouldn't work well with sawdust, even with the chemical and heat+pressure process, since there would be little natural cohesion between t
560.
by accrual 1y ago
I personally find pleasure in reading my old notes, even ones that contain outdated ways of thinking, incorrect assumptions, etc. If anything, it helps me reflect on the growth that's occurred. I agree it's not necessarily product
561.
by accrual 1y ago
> Oh yeah, and if you didn't bleed when building a PC, you didn't really build a PC Can confirm - I recently built an AT system from fully disassembled case, as the case was gross and all parts/screws/plastics needed
562.
by accrual 1y ago
While we're sharing simple note taking functions, here's mine that I used for a few years. :) function nod { mg +-1 "/home/user/notes/$(date "+%Y-%m-%d").txt"; } * 'nod' s
563.
by accrual 1y ago
Fail2ban or rate-limiting SSH into a block table are useful layers to have as well.
564.
by accrual 1y ago
Although not perfect, I added a couple features to help ensure uptime: * LAN components are on a UPS, helps keep continuity between power blips and breaker flips * Dynamic DNS, cron runs a script 4x per day to ensure a DNS name points to my
565.
by accrual 1y ago
Indeed, that and missing a pretty serious sounding email from Apple. I 100% commiserate with the author and have missed important stuff before, but yeah, this article reminds me of the importance of making a habit to read the emails from my
566.
by accrual 1y ago
> sounds like the apple support person never thought to ask or check if they had unpaid bills for those frozen services. Yeah, that was a little surprising to me too. One would imagine that ones iCloud or Apple account would have everyth
567.
by accrual 1y ago
It's very impressive to see "realistic" graphics on the N64. The demo reminds me of "ICO" for the PS2. I've always wondered if it would be possible to create an SDK to abstract the N64 graphics hardware and exp
568.
by accrual 1y ago
This was fantastic. There are so many possible artifacts that could be covered. Would be cool if each year could be extended to include multiple artifacts! The "Ultimate Showdown" song is apparently still perfectly preserved in my
569.
by accrual 1y ago
Same. I had nearly full administrative privs on the laptop, yet I get "Access denied" trying to deprioritize the scan. We got new hardware recently, so we should be good until the scanners catch up and consume even more resources.
570.
by accrual 1y ago
> heavy anti-virus or corporate security scanning that's slowing your computer down more than you expect. Ugh, I personally witnessed this. I would wait to take my break until I knew the unavoidable, unkillable AV scans had started

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