dalmo3

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by dalmo3 4y ago
> But once in awhile The good news is that you seem to have no trouble finishing writing after a typo. ;)
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by dalmo3 4y ago
I'm on the same boat, but, without trying to rationalise it, I think exposure is a real thing. HN is mostly entertainment for me, but just absorbing tidbits of information from people I believe are much better than me in my field is ex
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by dalmo3 4y ago
Or maybe everyone really is the acceptor!
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by dalmo3 4y ago
I read your comment and thought "STar Wars does it, what's the issue?" And then I opened tfa... The ligature doesn't even make sense. PS: For those who don't see it, the ligature is a circumflex connecting the top o
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by dalmo3 4y ago
It's interesting to see this done as a deliberate procedure. I thought everyone did that almost instinctively, as if telling themselves "OK, focus". I certainly do it, except for the vocalising. Even just doing a generic poin
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by dalmo3 4y ago
80% of observed behaviours only reproduce 20% of the time.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
I'd imagine the Polish notation and lambda expressions are orders of magnitude more well know than lisp.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
ETH giveaways, surely.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
It sounds like not only you want recognition but you genuinely want to "enlighten" those around you. Maybe you could start a blog, a newsletter, or multiple of those, about your skills, giving out tips etc. Instead of you going af
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by dalmo3 4y ago
Maybe just use "dev" then? It's cool and hip and whatever...
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by dalmo3 4y ago
It's especially confusing in this case, where the previous sentence refers to a place. "I come to the beach to relax, but others come to party."
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by dalmo3 4y ago
Krishnamurti would say: "The observer is the observed."
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by dalmo3 4y ago
I read "come to harm" as "get harmed" instead of "do harm". In simpler terms: what's good for some is bad for others.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
Insomnium is my go-to music for late night coding. It instantly puts me in a flow state.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
If you like Russian Circles for programming, I also recommend Cloudkicker.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
Not OP, but I've recently adopted that idea too. It works if you use a custom domain and set up an alias for *@<domain>. Then you can both send and receive from any addresses you come up with.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
Behold, DANG•E.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
I've been using Brave for about 3 years. Not sure it's that big of a move coming from Chrome. I think the only pain point is that the shields might make a few sites misbehave, e.g. getting an error during a card payment due to som
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by dalmo3 4y ago
> misleading advertisements on Twitter that contradict the scientific consensus climate change are prohibited I wonder if they still allow non-misleading advertising that contradict the scientific consensus.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
I read your comment, and then the next comment was literally the one you mentioned, which made the whole thing exponentially funnier.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
This is astonishing. Coincidentally, I've just finished a year-long (side-)project building a similar app for a friend. Similar, I say, if you only read the one-sentence description of what they do. ProjectionLab is 100x prettier, smar
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by dalmo3 4y ago
I don't see how this trains your muscle memory. Typingclub.com has some very well designed sections for practicing symbols that are much more effective.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
I'd only suggest being able to rematch without leaving the room.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
HN Front Page tomorrow: "I built a bot to win at Pounce" XD Really fun game!
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by dalmo3 5y ago
I found their web app has greatly improved in the last year or two, especially the mobile version.
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by dalmo3 5y ago
Heaps.
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by dalmo3 5y ago
> once I identified that as the ultimate source of enjoyment and a lacking feature I organically lost interest. This is a very good point. I'm from the "Inception School of Change", in that change only comes from within. Y
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by dalmo3 5y ago
Should've called it Remote Obsidian Access Module :P
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by dalmo3 5y ago
Good first impression. I searched for "split keyboard negative tilt" and it returned relevant results about specific models. Meanwhile Google just promoted SEO optimised "top 25 best keyboards" crap articles and Brave wa
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by dalmo3 5y ago
Got into a little bit of his work early in uni, which inspired me into logic research and ultimately to me publishing/presenting my research at a conference he also attended. I met him on a boat trip and he was doing coin tricks, at th

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