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Leading a slower existence in harmony with nature and community has its trade-offs. There are so many things to consider. It's a fascinating topic. For example, if you give up access to restaurants in order to live simply, how does tha
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This is a fun insight, thank you for sharing that! I like Vite as a tool, but knowing that the Vite folks actually care about helping others learn and contribute is awesome.
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7mo ago
If you like Ruby but don't like Rails, take a look at Crystal, possibly with the Amber framework.
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7mo ago
I have my complaints about the JS/TS ecosystem, but I'm surprised to see a comment that it's verbose and "boilerplatey." Could you elaborate on that?
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7mo ago
Personally, I like that my handwriting has tiny inconsistencies in every character and rarely-repeated flourishes. I don't want to manufacture something that looks like it, but loses the soul of it.
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Subverting AI Agent Logging with a Git Post-Commit Hook
(danq.me)
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8mo ago
I don't use 11ty. However, it seems a little odd to me that such a popular tool would have a Kickstarter for a rebrand. Am I missing something?
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Introducing: Build Awesome
(blogfontawesome.wpcomstaging.com)
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Driftwood – friendly AppImage manager for Linux
(apps.lashman.live)
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OpenFactBook – The World Factbook
(openfactbook.org)
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So, I have an XMPP account, but no one to talk to. How do you find people who use it?
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My feelings on AI are complicated. It's very useful as a coding autocomplete. It provides a fast way to connect multiple disparate search criteria in one query. It also has caused massive price hikes for computer components, negatively
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This site taught me a new way to do drop-caps. It looks good on multiple types of device! If nothing else, I'm grateful for that.
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Linklings – a web directory for personal sites based on interests
(linklings.club)
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The "net" refers here to "the good that Google does" (e.g., some pretty impressive networking research) is outweighed by "the bad that Google does," such as the linked article. Nothing is pure evil or pure good
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A few design decisions for a new chat platform
(sporks.space)
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Minecraft introduced me to the idea of tuff. This gives me more ways to play with it. I still don't know what it is.
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8mo ago
So that deserves five months of imprisonment and inhumane conditions? Gosh, we have very different ideas of policy.
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Ignoring the implications of this for the moment, let me broach a related (and arguably more important) question: what do you do when you have multiple communities you interact with only on one platform, and suddenly that platform becomes i
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Sorry! I should have included a link, since it's relatively unknown.
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Meanwhile, Codeberg and Worktree are both online and humming along. Codeberg gets hit by a fair few attacks every year, but they're doing pretty well, given their resources. I am _really_ enjoying Worktree so far.
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I feel like that movement already exists but uses a different name. Or doesn't use a name at all.
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I was curious, so I tried it out. I ran `apt install offpunk` on my Debian laptop. Then, I ran "offpunk" and got a new terminal prefixed "ON>". Curious, I entered "help" and got a list of topics. A few stood
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Very cool! Now tell me how to do polyphonic singing (e.g., Tuvan throat singing, with that drone).
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9mo ago
Based on the article... is this basically just making Claude better at formatting and data presentation, or does it also get better at analysis? I get the impression it's the former.
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'Member Gmail Goggles?
(riffraff.info)
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I'm thinking about doing a research project at my university looking into distributed "data centers" hosted by communities instead of centralized cloud providers. The trick is in how to create mostly self-maintaining deployab
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Disenshittification Nation
(pluralistic.net)
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I just read this. It has me thinking about what an RSS app would look like if it passively built a library for you instead of giving you a to-read list.
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Open Gaming Collective – the future of Linux gaming
(opengamingcollective.org)
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