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by dangoor 5y ago
> Previously wiki like Confluence software used to force you to go to 'edit' mode to switch between the two. This is actually a feature. Readers of a page/doc are seeing a consistent view until the next time "Publis
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by dangoor 5y ago
Along these lines, it'd be nice to be able to make part of the diagram a hyperlink to another slide. (And the next thing you know, you've got folks making UX mockups in Excalideck, just like they do with Keynote/Powerpoint!)
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by dangoor 5y ago
Good catch! I missed the word interpreter in there.
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by dangoor 5y ago
True, but they claim to have gotten as fast as LuaJIT in many cases and, important for their use case, JIT doesn't work on some platforms (iOS): https://luau-lang.org/performance > On some workloads it can match the
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by dangoor 5y ago
That makes sense. I just started a new project with SvelteKit and Tailwind. I appreciate how Tailwind puts some boundaries and defaults around the styling of components, and recognize that there are still places where global styling makes s
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by dangoor 5y ago
The real-world data here in the US has supported continued efficacy against hospitalization and death. The CDC's current numbers[1] say that unvaccinated people are at 11.3x greater risk of dying than vaccinated people. The current gui
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by dangoor 5y ago
"Mandatory COVID vaccinations" has other aspects to it. Who makes it mandatory? Employers who may have a reason beyond public health for mandating, namely that they don't want a bunch of employees falling seriously ill at rou
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by dangoor 5y ago
One rationale I've seen is that uncontrolled spread and too many unvaccinated people overwhelms the hospital system, thus causing dramatic harm to people who need non-COVID related treatments. This dynamic played out in the US just a f
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by dangoor 5y ago
A lot of the comments here read like folks didn't continue on through the readme to get to the class definitions and code parts. I think this sort of experiment with a different approach is cool. Personally, I prefer the way Svelte ble
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by dangoor 5y ago
My understanding (with the caveat that I worked for Mozilla a decade ago) is that Google pays Mozilla and Apple money for browser search placement because it directly makes them money in ad revenue. Someone put the numbers into a spreadshee
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by dangoor 5y ago
That's obnoxious
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by dangoor 5y ago
There are some for whom the paid tier is "get rid of ads". YouTube, Spotify.
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by dangoor 5y ago
> Apple almost never talks about anything more than a month away. Their vision of the future? Looks like it's probably: a brand new phone, similar to and released precisely one year after the previous one... forever and ever. This i
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by dangoor 5y ago
I still quite like Fastmail. I'm also looking forward to getting the convenient new masked email addresses once 1Password 8 is stable (you can create them now in Fastmail's UI, but it'll be a lot easier with the browser exten
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by dangoor 5y ago
Obsidian benefits from being an electron app because it has allowed people to create many plugins that provide useful UIs and these plugins likely wouldn't exist otherwise. (That said, there are non-Electron alternatives like Tauri com
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by dangoor 5y ago
They're losing their touch. A few years ago, Apple made more than 100% of the industry profit because the other handset makers almost all lost money.
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Where Go and GraphQL collide: Behind the curtain with genqlient(blog.khanacademy.org)
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Genqlient: A truly type-safe Go GraphQL client(blog.khanacademy.org)
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by dangoor 5y ago
I don't think this is new. Everipedia was two-years-old when this 2017 article was written: https://www.wired.com/story/everipedia-blockchain/
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by dangoor 5y ago
I deleted my original comment, because I realized after the fact that you specifically cited "project management". I'd just say it depends on the size of your org. Depending on what the projects you're trying to manage l
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by dangoor 5y ago
It seems to me that the big problem with Confluence search (once you have a lot of pages) is that the results have poor relevance ranking. Wouldn't tossing the content into SQLite have the same problem?
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by dangoor 5y ago
I agree. This is why I've tried to make use of Confluence's other tools to make content findable and also improve search… 1. give pages labels. This lets you insert a label-based index, and also makes it possible to narrow search
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by dangoor 5y ago
I'm thinking that one way to get something useful along these lines in iOS would be a Shortcut that clears the tracking parameters and puts the result on the clipboard. I think that's possible, and then it's a matter of usi
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by dangoor 5y ago
I really like the Apple Watch. Beyond the fitness/health functionality, I love the on-wrist notifications (which I've tuned to only include the things I want there), and I also really like using Apple Maps for directions and hav
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by dangoor 5y ago
I’m working on a book about publishing for technical people (still haven’t settled on a title). This project looks cool, and I like the approach, but I have a couple of notes: - It looks like it has been a while since the last update, and l
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by dangoor 5y ago
Generally, the copyright is owned by the author but the contract with the publisher gives them so many exclusive rights that they effectively own the work.
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by dangoor 5y ago
I've seen this so often. Almost every time something about Khan Academy's technology makes it to the front page here, someone brings up some form of this complaint. It got to the point at which I wrote a post [specifically to addr
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by dangoor 5y ago
[mRNA vaccines are distinct from gene therapy]( https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-covid-mrna-gene/fa... ).
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by dangoor 5y ago
Perhaps there's something nefarious here, or perhaps it's just looking for a Chromecast or Apple TV?
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by dangoor 5y ago
I think Cue[1] is a much more powerful and useful config format that also has the ability to generate validated JSON or YAML if needed. [1]: https://cuelang.org

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