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by bpev 6mo ago
not terminal, but fwiw: https://plaintextsports.com
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by bpev 6mo ago
All Stewart tries to do is make game companies, and all Stewart actually ends up doing is starting big non-game-related tech companies.
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by bpev 6mo ago
It might be time for Long Island Ice Tea Corp. to transition from blockchain to AI.
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by bpev 6mo ago
It's just the natural evolution of "They're not advertisements. They're recommendations."
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by bpev 6mo ago
Assuming axios didn't have a postinstall script before, it wouldn't have been approved for a previous version. If you ignore it, you ignore it, but postinstall scripts are relatively rare in npm deps, so it would seem a bit out of
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by bpev 7mo ago
so we just recreating the whole suite now? xD
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by bpev 7mo ago
I'm never seen the `::: header` or `![Logo](https://...logo.png){width="200"}` kind of syntax before. Is this custom or Frankenstein solution? Or is there some kind of md-extended pattern for defining components tha
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by bpev 7mo ago
yup yup same. That one's worked well for me. Between that and the deno std, it's nice to have it feel like mostly everything you need is available with very little searching.
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by bpev 7mo ago
At this point, I'm mostly just praying that the motorola + grapheneos collab will have a headphone jack. I probably won't purchase anything until I at least see what's cooking over there. Right now, since I buy audio files an
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by bpev 7mo ago
I'm talking about this specific context, rather than in general. I find that for usb-c earphones and small dongles/dacs, they disconnect more when I'm walking around with phone in pocket. They also tend to wear down with use
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by bpev 7mo ago
Please let this mean that they'll start bringing back the headphone jacks to phones. usb-c is too unstable, and I prefer not having to deal with charging more devices and with pairing shenanigans when switching devices.
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by bpev 7mo ago
It was kinda funny to see the Lego Movie, which puts a bunch of emphasis on breaking the rules and mixing and matching everything, and then seeing them release the sets for the movie. I mean, it makes perfect sense. But it was still kinda l
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by bpev 7mo ago
I haven't had this experience (on macOS, it is quite fast), but I have read this exact same complaint about rendering/slowness from other Linux users a handful of times. So I think those might be more platform-specific issues. I d
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by bpev 8mo ago
Amazing! I recently started building something similar for the same reasons, but more out of frustration rather than out of desire. I'll have to give this one a try and see if it fills the need.
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by bpev 8mo ago
I’ve used many brands of these at various price points (and also usb-c headphones). They work fine for like a month, but the connection degrades over time (maybe it wears out or gets dirty?), and I haven’t found a way to recover stability o
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by bpev 9mo ago
I think it's more prevalent on thin laptops? because the screen clearance is lower, and they're laptops that tend to be in transit more; pressure pushing the two sides together in backpack or when picking it up in one hand.
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by bpev 9mo ago
Re the screen rubbing on the keyboard, I've really enjoyed using the Ghostblanket from UPPERCASE, which is just a small microfibery-kinda liner meant to fit on top of the keyboard when it's closed. Also good for keeping finger oil
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by bpev 9mo ago
I've also noticed a kind of grouping like this. I've described them as the "Builders" and the "Solvers". Where the former enjoys the construction aspect of the code more, and the latter enjoys the problem/
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by bpev 9mo ago
I've seen a fistfight on the muni that started from this.
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by bpev 9mo ago
Those demo photos are fantastic
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by bpev 9mo ago
Saying that vinyl doesn't have a distinct sound is a pretty wild take. It's pretty obvious if you've ever listened to vinyl and switched to a lossless version on the same setup. But here's some reading, nonetheless: htt
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by bpev 9mo ago
And some do. But music listening is a personal experience, and sometimes the preference of the artists doesn't match that of the listener. Should an artist also prescribe the correct speakers/headphones to listen to their album?
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by bpev 9mo ago
My point was more that vinyl has a distinct sound, whereas CDs are just the digital files in a physical package. So if someone decides that distortion suits a particular album better, it's not going to "sound worse" to them.
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by bpev 9mo ago
It's not really about the data on the vinyl, and not really about sounding closer to the original. The vinyl flavor comes from the equipment. It's an analog device interacting with the real world, so the process of getting the sou
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by bpev 10mo ago
idk about titles, but my basic thought is that when you are less experienced, you're paid to do things, and when you are more experienced, you're paid to know things.
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by bpev 10mo ago
What bugs me most is that Apple DID do this (I still hold that iPhone SE 1 is the goat) and then decided to drop it because it wasn't as profitable.
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by bpev 10mo ago
As someone who did most of Pimsleur Spanish and Mandarin (and did a single unit in various other languages), and has since continued learning these languages (I'm currently taking 4-5 hours of Spanish class a day in Spain), my two cent
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by bpev 10mo ago
What kind of Linux phone setup do you have, and what kind of experience has it been? I want to make the leap sometime, but not quite there yet.
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by bpev 10mo ago
I remember a lecture from a university art class I took around 2010. The professor and class were focused on imagining the future. For context, at this time I was still printing out directions from MapQuest because I was still using a RAZR
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by bpev 10mo ago
fwiw, I think the most comprehensive cross-typing work done here has been specta: https://github.com/specta-rs/tauri-specta

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