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Dynamic vs. Static Config for My Tiling Window Manager
(lgug2z.com)
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> As a basic rule, you can't use anecdotes to draw assumptions about wide group trends. I think you missed the point again, because my post was not trying to use anecdotes to draw assumptions about wide group trends. It was an expre
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> Your argument is basically "only group X dislikes Y" and it's based on an anecdote. It's very unfortunate that you (and presumably others) read it like that. I am not making an argument or a generalized statement in
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Selected Works of Renowned Iranian Painter, Mahmoud Farshchian
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The Erasure of Islam from the Poetry of Rumi
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Ditching Docker for Local Development
(lgug2z.com)
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API Price Gouging, New Services, Archiving
(lgug2z.com)
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I had no idea these were produced by Rivian. I really enjoy the design of these trucks and I always smile when I see one on the street.
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Show HN: Kullish – Find communities based on shared links on any Lemmy instance
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Basically my dream job
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Alum here from the dept of Middle Eastern Studies, long before I ever thought about learning a programming language!
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The friction with using Docker across arm and x86 was one of the big reasons that I ended up learning NixOS. Now, all the services on my personal remote box and all my one-man-SaaS services run on NixOS + systemd services and my life is so
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Honestly, if privacy is the primary concern, you should only be looking at self-hosted solutions.
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I'm an DevOps/SRE guy by trade, spend my days wrangling supermassive Kubernetes clusters etc. I've come to the conclusion that the "middle class" is especially well covered by NixOS. Generally, for any situation whe
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Your post is showing as downvoted for me right now. I tried upvoting it so it doesn't show as greyed out. Thanks for sharing this resource; I had not come across it before and I think it is a valuable resource to share and a meaningful
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I started mine[1] in earnest in the last few months; it's a mixture of programming and let's plays. I'd say don't overthink it; just start recording and uploading. You'll always find things to improve in subsequent
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https://notado.app has supported importing saved comments (and tweets, and hn comments etc) for a long time now. Even if you don't want an account long-term, you can use it to dump your saved (text) posts to a machine reada
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Imo, the most valuable data to save is not what you have posted, but the things that you have read that have made a substantial difference in how you view and exist in the world.
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I created a read-only version of something like this[1] to view discussions across subs/hn/lobsters/tildes/substack for any given link. I really like the idea of what you're suggesting. [1]: https://lgug2
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Saving/favoriting/liking posts/comments/tweets on the platform they exist on is just too risky, especially for things that you care about and want to preserve.
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When my company still had WeWork passes, I would go to the WeWork just across from my gym sometimes, which I go to (the gym) every day around lunch anyway. 10 minute walk there downhill, maybe a 15 minute walk back uphill. It was pretty nic
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I don't think this particular device will be, but I can't imagine it will take long for others to start working on alternative hardware and software combinations to do this, similarly to how much effort is being put into using LLM
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Describes basically all of my large technical personal projects. Definitely the happiest I have ever been writing code and building things.
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I would add to this that both note apps and read it later queues/apps are where ideas go to die. One of the most important mental shifts I had in the last 10 years was to adopt a "read it now or read it never" (RINORIN) model
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Swing It Seattle has dances with live bands in Cap Hill at least once a week, and they also have multiple classes going on at any given time. Really pleasant environment, great people, can't recommend it enough!
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The one and only! I'm there most Wednesdays and Saturdays too! If you're in the swing & things Discord group, I'm "jado"!
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I live in Seattle, Cap Hill. Before I moved here and when I first moved here (from London) people told me that Seattle was a terrible place to make friends and build a community. My experience has been exactly the opposite; this has been th
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This is great! I had made something like this for my own use, but it was way more complicated. It took a user account, downloaded all the liked videos, ran it through some model and vectorized it, and then you could use natural language sea
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With this > This discussion conflates comments with highlights, which are two different animals altogether. And this > The distinguishing feature of highlights is that they are anchored to a specific passage in a (hyper)text And this
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Hard disagree with everything in your comment, but it's cool to have elicited a reply from the Pinboard guy.
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