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I think its hardly that much of an interesting idea. Reading wide ofcourse is useful and interesting. But I doubt reading obituaries are the best way to go about that. One approach that I often do, is to go to fivebooks.com when an any rand
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It's only the Gospel of John and not the full bible.
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I think the UML statecharts are a much more useful diagrams than sequence diagrams. It can convey a lot more of the behaviour especially if you use the entire 'Harel' formalisms. Too bad, they aren't that popular to document
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2y ago
Dungeon of the Endless is another interesting game about essentially opening rooms/doors. The frantic rush to move the diamond thing to the last room while swarming alien creatures try to stop you is very interesting.
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Are more books/sources like this that has contributed to the peculiarly formal American fiction that is found (for example in many people Peter Santanello talks with in his youtube channel). Mostly they are people from small towns, bu
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Daniel Mendelsohn the authour of this article, has a new translation of Odyssey which came out recently.
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Atleast in places like HN. Its not uncommon to see articles being called out for indulging in "narrative" where mere reporting of facts would have sufficed
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Certainly more and more people are now suspecting of something odd, when they see a narrative, especially when the bare facts are scarce or obscured.
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But software engineers are tasked with solving business problems. Ofcourse writing code is part of it. But other things too, for example communicating with users to understand requirements better, which lead to a reduction in scope, which r
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Another one of his iconic roles was as Doc Holliday in Tombstone(1993).
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Any good book that delves into the detail of the code breaking done at Bletchley park?
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2y ago
The "official" packages seems derived from the Nix build for Obsidian, which is using binary caches to get the Obsidian binary is what I could understand.
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Can it add 'grain' to shape fills in svg?
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At the cost of much lower data privacy for users.
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Obsidian on Android source seems not available. Even generally the reports seems that source is not available. May be the freebsd build is using some binary library packages? A cursory search indicates that one of the freebsd 'build-sc
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Indeed some of these apps really ask for such expansive set of permissions than they need. Obsidian for example asks for permission for entire filesystem, while it really needs to access the files which the user needs it to see.
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Android already has support for scoped storage. So it is not clear why Obisidian needs the whole file system permission.
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Obsidian isn't open source by most reports. Surely Obsidian do not to see all files on the device, it only really needs to see the files the user needs it to see.
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Some apps like Obsidian needs permission to access every file on the device. It is surprising Obsidian isn't getting called out on that very much.
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Is that an applet? What type of libraries could have been used to build that type of interactive 3D graphics
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And since many US airports do not have facilities for 'sterile transfers', people will require a US C1 Transit Visa to travel connecting through US.
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For many things Inkscape is better even though it is a vector drawing program, like making photo collages, and clipping photos against frame designs, etc. It is much easier to make a photo collage in Inkscape than Gimp.
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2y ago
Im most reminded of Ratropolis, but likely it is nothing like it. But Ratropolis is a fairly interesting game, its a very busy game where you need to make decisions constantly.
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If you read Bertrand Russell's History of Western Philosophy, he takes rather dim view of Marcus Aurelius, and specifically doubts the seriousness of his writings and ideas, considering them somewhat dubious.
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2y ago
While not Shenmue, Yakuza:Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, released in 2024 has got good reviews.
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So golang supports 'duck typing'?
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If you have an Airfryer, it is possibly the most consistent method to make toast. 150 degrees at 3 minutes makes perfectly crunchy toast.
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They seems to trade off privacy protections to gain performance, which I think is a very odd choice. Did they publicly establish that that the scoped storage is hurting their performance to an unacceptable degree, before making that choice?
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What about Obsidian app on Android asking for permission to access all files on the device?
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Also a major sponsor of Red bull Racing in Formula 1.
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