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by darkpicnic 6y ago
Same
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by darkpicnic 6y ago
Was green and now it's back to orange
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by darkpicnic 6y ago
Still having issues and disconnects
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Azlo Is Shutting Down
2 points by darkpicnic 6y ago|1 comments
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by darkpicnic 6y ago
I changed to CloudKit and changed the extension as well to ".md". I was able to add a calendar event once or twice, then the same issue came up again where it could not add event and asked me to email support. I've deleted th
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by darkpicnic 6y ago
Really like the overall look/feel, but I had to delete after a handful of dealbreaking bugs: 1. Installing on second machine led to daily note being constantly wiped while I typed 2. Could not add/modify events to calendar 3. When
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by darkpicnic 7y ago
I checked out Roam (thanks for the rec!) and though I REALLY love the concept, I'm a little nervous to keep a massive interconnected knowledge base with a SaaS. Currently, I use Devonthink and though it's not perfect, I'm jus
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by darkpicnic 7y ago
Tinderbox was something I paid for (and wanted to love) but it was just too bloated and buggy. The creator's stance on "artisan software" is intriguing, but frankly the software doesn't put him in a good light. I'm
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by darkpicnic 7y ago
Everything I’ve read on Zettelkasten has been the equivalent of trying to learn to program by reading a reference book. Sure, I could technically learn Python by reading an exhaustive list of methods, classes and operators, or I could picku
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by darkpicnic 7y ago
Trust me, I've read every page of Zettlelkasten.de. It's a nice site (and I like their software) but there is no fleshed out examples that I've seen on it. Again, I get the concept, but I want to see examples in use.
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by darkpicnic 7y ago
Zettelkasten has to be the least explained concept I've discovered online. Sure, they'll explain the _technique_ of it, but I've almost never seen any solid examples of it in _use_. I was so excited when I first heard of it,
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by darkpicnic 7y ago
HIPAA compliance has a lot of ambiguity. You are correct if, say, your employer requested medical records from your doctor. However, any entity that works with your provider that is facilitating its business can still get your data without
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by darkpicnic 7y ago
That's incorrect. HIPAA compliance only requires consent between patient and provider. Provider can choose to share that data with other providers. This is how Google purchased medical records by partnering with Ascension. If you are c
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by darkpicnic 7y ago
Fastmail allows this, if I’m understanding your need correctly. I’ve been using it for years.
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by darkpicnic 8y ago
The opening description has to be the most informative, amazing run-on sentence I've ever seen.
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by darkpicnic 8y ago
I was tasked by my company with using Pagedraw in the early days. The team behind it was extremely patient and helpful and would literally fix bugs in real-time. I would keep an eye on them and look out for their other products. Good folks.
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by darkpicnic 8y ago
"a question you can literally just look up blog posts on, and a question I feel I could answer credibly for several languages/frameworks I don't even know" Really? You mean you could memorize a blog post for random langu
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by darkpicnic 8y ago
To be honest, I don't think your questions were good enough to filter out the smooth talkers. I was in a senior position at a successful agency and was hired before they changed their interview style to match the eye-rolling "tech
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by darkpicnic 8y ago
Interesting indeed. The article's assumption is that an individual's current microbiome is the optimal state and that preventing it from returning to that state is "potentially harmful". I think this is where I take issu
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YNAB releases an API(api.youneedabudget.com)
1 points by darkpicnic 8y ago|1 comments
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by darkpicnic 8y ago
> When you do give in, you lose your mind. Does anyone else think this kind of writing is unnecessarily hyperbolic? I'm so tired of reading articles that resemble the next Michael Bay script. The core of this article may have value,
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by darkpicnic 9y ago
How are articles of this quality still shared and passed around? I honestly couldn't tell you if this was written by a 25 year old or a 14 year old. The hyperbole, reciting already known security concerns/risks and the teen-like l
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by darkpicnic 9y ago
Anyone know why this link got flagged? I'm confused.
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by darkpicnic 9y ago
Ah, the origin is: I'm self-taught ;) So you hit it on the nail.
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by darkpicnic 9y ago
Thanks! I'm not sure I've conveyed this accurately enough on the landing page: we don't route $20k to a bunch of developers that we find dirt cheap; a single seasoned developer takes the project from start to finish and the
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by darkpicnic 9y ago
Hey @throwaway2016a, responding to some of your comments: 1) Not sure why you'd have complaints with this site versus, say, any business on HN that attempts to make money being advertised. I originally put "Show HN: " in the
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by darkpicnic 9y ago
Hey @benguild, I'm the creator. What's the question?
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Got an idea? We'll build it for $20k(20kprototype.com)
18 points by darkpicnic 9y ago|13 comments
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by darkpicnic 9y ago
You're implying that the risk a young, healthy person takes is entirely within their control, but even a healthy person can get hit by a car or get injured in some way unrelated to their "fitness" level. The reason we need to
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How I went from minimum wage to six figure salary without a CS degree(sansdegree.com)
2 points by darkpicnic 10y ago|0 comments

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