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by auslegung 5y ago
You need a unique, strong password for every service. Humans are bad at creating unique passwords and bad at memorizing hundreds of unique passwords. Machines are good at both of these. So why would you trust your methods?
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by auslegung 5y ago
I feel the need to plug the Haskell Foundation https://haskell.foundation/ . It’s where these sorts of discussions are happening today.
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by auslegung 5y ago
The Reading McCarthy podcast[0] is excellent for McCarthy fans. They haven't done an episode yet on Blood Meridian but I'm sure they will eventually. [0]: https://readingmccarthy.buzzsprout.com
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by auslegung 5y ago
I store my ssh keys, with notes, in the same note. I wrap the ssh key in backticks and put the relevant notes above or below the key. Granted I can't just triple click to select the entire note then copy, I have to interact with it mor
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by auslegung 5y ago
Maybe I don’t understand, but couldn’t you use the notes section? Wrap whatever you need in triple backticks to create a code block?
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by auslegung 5y ago
This looks great, nicely done! I didn’t know I needed this :) Does anyone know if this exists for Emacs? I use both nvim and Emacs but primarily Emacs and would love to have this on both.
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by auslegung 5y ago
Use privacy.com to generate a debit card with a limit of $1 if you ever need to. But i understand it’s also the principle of the thing and you might not want to even give a fake card with a $1 limit.
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by auslegung 5y ago
Agreed. I don’t have anything near your experience, but I have done Haskell in production for two years, and other things for longer. And yet I always say I’m not smart enough to use a language like JavaScript, I need a dumb language like H
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by auslegung 5y ago
My job is remote so no commute, and we plan to homeschool. We’re going to start small, like a 10 sq ft garden lol, then get bigger slowly each season so we don’t get overwhelmed. Once we get to a place where enough is enough we’ll stop gett
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by auslegung 5y ago
It depends on the region. I don’t know much yet, but I’d like a lot of perennials that way it’s less to plant every season. But it might be the case that perennials take a lot of work, idk.
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by auslegung 5y ago
We’re planning to buy 10-20 acres about 30 minutes outside the city, have a few animals, have a large garden (0.5 acres probably), but I intend to keep my job. Our goal is to produce something instead of only consume, reduce our dependence
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by auslegung 5y ago
Discussion already happening here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30148806
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by auslegung 5y ago
https://cryptpad.fr/ Looks like an excellent private online office suite. Others may still be on Google and you’re unlikely to change that, but you can start using this for your own stuff (and they have sharing)
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by auslegung 5y ago
Your mother was a hamster, and your father smelt of elderberries!
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by auslegung 5y ago
I’ve been using Doom Emacs for over a year. Previously I was using nvim for over a year, then VSCode for a few years. Doom was reasonably easy for me to understand, use, and extend.
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by auslegung 5y ago
Same. I’m on mobile browser and not logged in. I don’t use Twitter and rarely read anything on it so I’m just assuming Twitter doesn’t care about mobile browsing non logged in people?
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by auslegung 5y ago
That’s not true. That’s a very human-centric way to view things. If no humans exist things would still happen. If there was no life anywhere things would still happen.
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by auslegung 5y ago
I saw a tree yesterday. It was beautiful. The sun was close to setting, the sky was completely clear. The color of the sky went from a beautiful clear blue down to a very pale almost green color at the horizon, backdropping the tree. I may
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by auslegung 5y ago
Please share! I have plenty of poetry from 20 years ago that’s probably quite cringe and I can’t bring myself to look at it. But yours! I’m intrigued. And maybe it isn’t cringe maybe it’s great.
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by auslegung 5y ago
Same. East coast USA
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by auslegung 5y ago
Children can be raised as people who serve a purpose, not as a burden to serve. And just like adults, children thrive knowing they are wanted, and their actions make a difference. Children can have real chores as early as 3 or 4 years old,
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A French Press that solves all the probelms of a French Press(indiegogo.com)
1 points by auslegung 5y ago|1 comments
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by auslegung 5y ago
Please continue to make them available. If I’m at a place I’ve never been and they have calorie counts I can easily understand how much food I’m getting. If I’m extra hungry I know to aim for certain numbers. It really irritates me to order
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by auslegung 5y ago
It seems like a very common name in America. Sam is pretty common and I’m guessing Harris is top 20 most common surnames? Has a nice enough ring to it. Samuel Harris sounds a lot more formal so as the child gets older and if they go into la
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by auslegung 5y ago
Richard Feynman was considered excellent at this. Look Up the Feynman Technique. He’s a fascinating person so I greatly enjoy his anecdotes. There are 2-3 books full of them
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by auslegung 5y ago
I was thinking this looks a lot like Plain Org. Those Emacs users must have a shared iOS UX or something. Nope it’s the same developer. Great job!
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by auslegung 5y ago
Yes. But also the programmer should be taking notes as they go. If they do, getting interrupted isn’t nearly as interrupting.
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Simplicité – The Pressless French Press(indiegogo.com)
1 points by auslegung 5y ago|1 comments
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by auslegung 5y ago
Agreed, but with DMCA (and probably other laws) our concept of ownership is gone. Any music one buys that has DMCA, isn’t owned it’s just rented, and yet most people don’t realize that. So there’s a precedence for thinking we own something
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by auslegung 5y ago
I will look into these, thank you!

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