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by arkaic 1y ago
Vite all the way....until that gets deprecated and forced to move to nextjs
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by arkaic 2y ago
Ironically, this is EXACTLY what Google Keep (their notes app) is. Just a simple, cloud based sticky notes app that has barenones to no formatting features except for a basic checklist. It's perfect for me and has been that way for at
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by arkaic 2y ago
I would say a heavy YouTube presence is almost on par with corporate palatableness with respect to how not counterculture you may think something is. Want something "punk" in say the comedy world? Redbar
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by arkaic 2y ago
Didnt believe a bug got a mention here in hn
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by arkaic 2y ago
I echo this. Having gone through several phones over the past few years, configuration settings just feel ephemeral, and there are headaches involved in porting them to different systems. And anything that's even remotely important get
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by arkaic 2y ago
I have a todo.txt for work, but otherwise, I just Google Keep for everything. Not gonna have my physical notebook everywhere with me as I go, so I need something cloud based. Keep is just simple AF to use. No rich text editing or anything m
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by arkaic 2y ago
In the Culture novels, the characters that stand out most to me were his Minds rather than any of the pan-human non-AI. What's most intriguing to me, something I rarely ever see in science fiction is how utterly "human" and w
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by arkaic 3y ago
I'm also a decade long user of this pen right here.
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by arkaic 3y ago
The same goes for lots of the underground hardcore music. So much of it isn't even on spotify or it is but with the wrong year. Thankfully there are still existing blogspots that still house those rare LP rars
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by arkaic 3y ago
Title is misleading. They're ending support for the FIRST Chromecast.
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by arkaic 3y ago
Later on, gpt or other spun off gpts can be trained to write with a specific voice. The future is limitless with this tech, for good or bad
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by arkaic 3y ago
The hamburger icon is certainly miles better than the harder to see three-dot one Chrome uses. Not sure why they ever decided that this was a better choice.
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by arkaic 3y ago
This goes back even when I was in high school. I'd install SNES emulators on the windows XP machines to play super Mario world
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by arkaic 3y ago
Same, and the first song that came up is the quintessential anthem for "the song you play before doing something stupid." (Jackass theme)
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by arkaic 4y ago
I think it's partly bullshit. I would consider myself a night owl but: On one hand, if i never check myself, I will just stay up to the late hours of the night, which I often feel is attributed to how I grew up, and as such it's p
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by arkaic 4y ago
It's complete shit. It constantly loses my spot in an episode the next time I open it up, resetting me back to the beginning so I have to find the timestamp again. This is a basic 101 feature and they cannot get that right on Android.
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by arkaic 4y ago
I wonder if mid life crises possible arise in part due to the lack of a legacy we leave behind, whether it's kids, works for future generations, art, etc, and even acts of altruism. Maybe doing selfless things can be just as strong a c
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by arkaic 4y ago
Sounds like you would love the Dark Souls games. They're Elden Ring without open world, and all legacy dungeons.
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by arkaic 4y ago
Thanks! I'll try this out
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by arkaic 4y ago
How about when my desktop won't stay asleep, because, I don't know, some update is scheduled to run, or some unknown number of errant processes that have a schedule exists somewhere. And yes, I turn off my mouse each time so table
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by arkaic 4y ago
It shouldn't be normal....unless we live in a world where the feeling of our daily infrastructure of life is dependent upon smartphones. Which it is.
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by arkaic 4y ago
Buying used books is sage advice, but you should also support smaller authors from time to time as well by buying new
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by arkaic 4y ago
It's also incredibly uncomfortable being the one person everyone is staring at. Using few people as focal points is a pretty common piece of public speaking advice.
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by arkaic 4y ago
It feels insane to me that this is still even being asked today. It was no less salient a question over a decade ago, when I was reevaluating the worth I got from my newly received degree.
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by arkaic 5y ago
I've completely given up on unsubscribing and just straight up made filters to remove the clutter from my inbox.
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by arkaic 5y ago
+ and basically I would generalize this across to all the common actions people typically use that are often easier with a mouse. And can even be faster, even with the extra hand travel to the mouse.
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by arkaic 5y ago
On your last point, in terms of absolute speed, pointing your mouse to the paragraph and dragging to highlight is usually faster than the fussiness of multiple key presses and/or chord combos needed from a full keyboard setup. That is,
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by arkaic 5y ago
"Stop Ordering Stuff Off Amazon" I do this a lot: going grocery shopping almost every day even for one or two items during periods when I'm basically homebound. Just the act of being around other people helps tremendously my
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by arkaic 5y ago
Exactly. Great example how we are all viewing different movies
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by arkaic 6y ago
Random thought: I always felt the mic on/off in conference apps should've been a toggle switch (up/down or left/right) rather than a single button that's red or crossed off when off. In the latter situation, I alway

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