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by clearing 6mo ago
You thinking like Good Looking Records stuff like Artemis? Love it.
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by clearing 2y ago
Are you writing the solutions / compiling / running all with Emacs? I wanted to try Swift this year as well but feels sort of silly spinning up XCode for this.
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by clearing 5y ago
I was doing it daily for a while. For some reason the acquisition news made me stop, or maybe it was just the timing. Maybe it's time to get back into the zone.
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by clearing 5y ago
Between this, Elden Ring, and my rediscovery of FFXIV, I now firmly believe there's a global conspiracy to stop me from doing a single minute of work.
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by clearing 5y ago
Another pro-therapy comment. CBT saved my life after I "discovered" I have OCD in college. Such a scary feeling to not understand the cause of my thoughts and behaviors. Using one's own knowledge as a toolset for self-improve
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by clearing 5y ago
Ooh another good find. Like I mentioned above Clementine doesn't open at all for me, so maybe this is worth a shot.
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by clearing 5y ago
I was excited by Clementine but it doesn't even open for me on this version of OS X unfortunately.
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by clearing 5y ago
Finally a chance to remind a captive music-piracy-nostalgic audience that Soulseek is still alive and well!
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by clearing 5y ago
THANK YOU for this recommendation. I've been trying numerous iTunes/"Music" alternatives but none have stuck, or their price point doesn't make sense for the offering. This looks perfect!
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by clearing 5y ago
I'll be honest. I really like projects like these (Spacemacs is another one that comes to mind), I've been a Vim user for a decade or so. Now I use IntelliJ since I primarily work with Spring, but for other side projects or one-o
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by clearing 5y ago
This is great for people who really want to hone their bird ID skills. Just plugging this for beginners to the hobby: Merlin by Cornell is great for easy bird ID, audio now included. https://merlin.allaboutbirds.org/
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by clearing 5y ago
I honestly can't believe all the praise for HTML and web on HN in the face of this awesome critique. I hugely appreciate the love for actual files. >• PDFs are decentralised. You may have obtained this PDF from a website, or maybe n
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Voyria(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by clearing 5y ago|0 comments
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by clearing 5y ago
Oh for sure, and to clarify I'm not against the design changes! Tab groups are the logical next step in organizing thoughts-as-tabs and Firefox is sorely lacking in this capability in 2021.
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by clearing 5y ago
The author links out to a writeup on Safari 15 which I found interesting: https://morrick.me/archives/9368 One of the main bizarre design choices was making the address bar shrink as you add more tabs. It made me wonde
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Whole Earth Catalog(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by clearing 6y ago|0 comments
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by clearing 7y ago
It's a customized Android OS and firmware. Not sure how much more is okay to divulge.
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by clearing 7y ago
Apple actually doesn’t expose this via any iOS APIs. Not 100% sure about Android.
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by clearing 8y ago
Think they're referring to one of the top 5 comments on any Show HN post being about how it doesn't work in mobile Safari or Firefox etc.
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by clearing 8y ago
I was seeing a CBT therapist for severe OCD at the time I was diagnosed with this. Unfortunately there isn’t really a specific therapy targeting DPDR like OCD, but anxiety reduction does help overall.
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by clearing 8y ago
I haven't seen this, but as someone who's had DPDR for the better half of a decade, I don't think this article frames it 100% properly (which, to be fair, is harder with this than, say, general anxiety). Yes, fear does come u
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by clearing 8y ago
Nah I wish it were my site because that bugs me too :) "Start here" up top works, though.
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by clearing 8y ago
If you're concerned about this for yourself I highly recommend looking into NoSurf ( https://nosurf.org/ ) to read about the effects on attention span and mindfulness caused by humanity's most powerful means of easy
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by clearing 9y ago
This reminds me of apps published by ShaoKan Pi. Particularly, SleepTown. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/sleeptown/id1210251567?mt=8 Can't wait to try it on iOS because I love idle-growth apps like this
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by clearing 9y ago
We use Bugsnag for crashes, and Fabric for general usage analytics and adoption rates. Fabric also includes Crashlytics but Bugsnag has a better direct React Native integration. This includes source map support, version grouping, and issue
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by clearing 9y ago
Most of these patterns are eventually implemented in a production redux-saga application (at least in my experience, with React Native). Things like eventChannels are fairly similar, if not abstracted away a bit
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by clearing 11y ago
It's funny, I set out to learn Erlang this year, but ended up learning Elixir first. A lot of people go to great lengths to assure that Elixir is not the "CoffeeScript of Erlang" (which I do understand refers to more than jus
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by clearing 11y ago
I used aui for my recent arch install, and it's helpful for things you might forget (like installing wpa_supplicant, wouldn't have bought an ethernet cable for my very first install...). I'd recommend figuring out the steps i
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Muttrc Builder(muttrcbuilder.org)
2 points by clearing 11y ago|0 comments
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by clearing 12y ago
taskwarrior and taskwarrior-vim so I can keep tasks in the same terminal as work. ghi to keep track of github issues mutt for email, with notmuch for searching/indexing ynab via wine for budgeting, though I'm not the best at keepi

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