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articsputnik
11mo ago
Boredom is the new luxury, no?
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The time is changing: owning again (attention, things)
(ssp.sh)
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11mo ago
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Using symlinks to manage multiple Git repos in a single Obsidian vault
(ssp.sh)
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11mo ago
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I still use RSS to follow newsletters and blogs [Newsboat]
(ssp.sh)
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11mo ago
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11mo ago
I found Presenterm [1] to be optimal for me. Simple and works in the terminal, yet powerful to export to PDF and HTML. It supports Mermaid and images. I'm also collecting a list [2] with other Markdown-first presentation tools, and acc
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Schema changes are a people problem, not a tooling problem
(motherduck.com)
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11mo ago
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About Writing
(ssp.sh)
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1y ago
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Topic-based journaling instead of daily notes
(ssp.sh)
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1y ago
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1y ago
beautiful website and visualizations!
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Why a 'Boring' Life Might Be the Happiest One
(karunpal.substack.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
yeah, avoiding all the serialization and deserialization, as I'm already working in Markdown and open text for almost all my stuff. The Claude Skill only seems to make sense for people who don't have their data in multiple differe
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Data Modeling for the Agentic Era: Semantics, Speed, and Stewardship
(ssp.sh)
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1y ago
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1y ago
You can also read here, in case that works better: https://www.ssp.sh/blog/why-pivot-tables-never-die/ . And it's definitely not LLM written. And I tried to answer the why in the chapter "Why Pivot Tables
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1y ago
I'm a BI engineer, and I always convince people to use something else. But when I need to calculate my finances, and does not fit into Obsidian, I find myself using Excel again too :D Great product. Maybe not so much if you need to ali
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Like MS Excel, Pivot tables never die
(rilldata.com)
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1y ago
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Smartphones and being present
(herman.bearblog.dev)
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1y ago
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Everything in Life Compounds
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1y ago
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1y ago
Omarchy just got added to Distro watch. Ranking currently #10 on the last 7 days.
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1y ago
awful, but expected..
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1y ago
Depends, maybe I should have said developers, and terminal enthusiasts. But sure, there's no one fits all. What's your go-to distro?
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Omarchy: Chef's choice Arch Linux for macOS refugees?
(ssp.sh)
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1y ago
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Todo's: Need Constraints
(ssp.sh)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Bluesky and Mastodon are exactly this IMO. No algorithm, just following people.
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Why I Don't Research (as a technical writer)
(ssp.sh)
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1y ago
it is, but as Omarchy is heavily based on web apps, which include Figma, Notion, Google Photos, etc. it works there too. And in the native apps, such as Terminal, Obsidian, etc., you can just use ctrl++ or ctrl+-. At least that is how i use
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1y ago
As someone coming from mac, i didn't know about basic things. So one thing I found, don't put your none-mac on a desk mat, it's very bad for thermal throttling. So that helped a ton. I also found that when plugged in in power
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1y ago
try this, works great https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/mouse-pinch-to-zoom... (I already used it on MacBook, but also on Omarchy now)
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1y ago
the same for me (e.g. yabai didn't work anylonger properly with latest update). But for the past 2 months (or so), I couldn't be happier with Omarchy. It's a Linux build that comes with all the Mac specifications out of the b
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1y ago
Great! But how active is Mastodon still? But I love the concept.
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I Stopped Organizing Notes in Folders and Started Linking Thoughts Instead
(ssp.sh)
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