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by dalmo3 1y ago
Thanks for the history lesson, I guess, but that's extremely pedantic. No one ever said Roam invented transclusion. I'm talking in the practical sense here. It's hard to take you seriously when you mention Wikipedia in the co
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by dalmo3 1y ago
Funny. The Wikipedia home page has a "Language" button. Like that, in plain English. And it is translated to the language you switch to.
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by dalmo3 1y ago
I'm surprised to this day everyone still focuses on backlinks. For me Roam's killer feature was transclusion. When they launched, no one else had it. I could write all my notes in the daily notes and still have a sufficiently-well
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by dalmo3 1y ago
The 95 signs are hilarious.
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by dalmo3 1y ago
I think subtraction is broken. None of what I tried made any sense. Water - oxygen = gin and tonic.
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by dalmo3 1y ago
It was expected that the candidate filled the blanks. He specifically mentioned he would fill those blanks with Y+Z, before he spent time on them . In the real world, if the time he spent was deemed wasted time, that's management&#x27
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by dalmo3 1y ago
You don't think the author built a concrete, working solution?
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by dalmo3 1y ago
Entertaining read, until it ends with an "all men are Socrates" conclusion.
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by dalmo3 1y ago
You're right, financing a burrito is amoral. So what?
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by dalmo3 1y ago
In today's episode of I Hate JavaScript Frameworks, So I Built My Own...
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by dalmo3 1y ago
> It is easy to spot the person in the room who thinks they are better than everyone. It's also easy to spot the one with the canvas and the substack.
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by dalmo3 1y ago
I don't have anything useful to say, but, how the hell is that a "12 min read"? I always find those counters to greatly overestimate reading speed, but for a technical article like this it's outright insulting, to be hon
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by dalmo3 1y ago
You can just open a private tab though.
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by dalmo3 1y ago
In PT-BR is also more common to say you have a "dúvida" than a "questão", so I immediately got the intended meaning. I imagine Spanish speakers will have no problem either.
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by dalmo3 1y ago
RTFP
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by dalmo3 1y ago
You're in the 99%. It's just that the other 1% write all the blog posts.
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by dalmo3 1y ago
It's not only about usefulness. People play gg recreationally to fantasize about being in those places, so of course real world knowledge is where the fun is. Camera meta is a turn off.
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by dalmo3 1y ago
Sure. I'm in a household of 2 and wash after every meal. It takes 5-10 minutes, and I'm thorough. Then unload it once a day. Unloading is the most annoying part, and needs to be done anyway however you wash it. So, not a huge chor
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by dalmo3 1y ago
You joke, but I use my dishwasher exclusively as a dish rack. It's just so much faster to do the washing by hand.
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by dalmo3 1y ago
Ha, it really goes wild on comments. Just seen it write a 5 LOC function, with `return` and all, then add 15 lines of comments second guessing itself, then writing the same 5 LOC differently... In the same function body. Fraternal twins for
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by dalmo3 1y ago
> who is just like me but with a shitty job This is funny because now you're making a point of being empathetic to the other party, while claiming their (lack of) empathy doesn't affect you.
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by dalmo3 1y ago
100%. To an extent that's why I don't often freelance anymore as it's very easy to fall into a place where e.g. to build a booking app for a pet shop you need to become an expert in the field of veterinary.
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by dalmo3 1y ago
Not sure about Copilot, but the Cursor agent runs both eslint and tsc by default and fixes the errors automatically. You can tell it to run tests too, and whatever other tools. I've had a good experience writing drizzle schemas with it
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by dalmo3 1y ago
> ultimately to solve problems for users and/or other stakeholders Doesn't this describe every job on Earth?
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by dalmo3 1y ago
Reading tfa I kept wondering "is this yet another framework where every click is a server round trip?" Judging by the demos¹, the answer is yes? If this is "the Future", I'm branching off to the timeline where local
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by dalmo3 1y ago
This is the UBI experiment I want to see: The government creates a new currency called $UBI, with the same legal tender status as the official currency for that country ($FIAT). I.e. people can use it to pay taxes, and people are required t
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by dalmo3 2y ago
AnimeNoJs
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by dalmo3 2y ago
"1984 was set in 1984." https://youtu.be/BLYwQb2T_i8?si=JpIXIFd9u-vUJCS4
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by dalmo3 2y ago
According to the top echelons of YC, vibe coders are "1000x engineers". Add in 15-hour days and you can probably expect that team of six to surpass AWS in features by next month.
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by dalmo3 2y ago
That's one way to find a niche audience.

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