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by dopu 4y ago
I've been on logseq for a while now and while I do genuinely recommend it, it is not without its issues. On recent versions I've faced issues where the page I'm typing on gets completely deleted. I end up having to go into Dr
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by dopu 4y ago
That idea of a sidepanel showing a feed of potentially related notes via fuzzy search or something would be such a game changer. Tempted to learn some clojure just to implement this in logseq…
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by dopu 5y ago
This would make sense -- you can get the mac mini at the base M1, upgrade it to an M1 Pro, or jump up to a Mac Studio for M1 Max and above.
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by dopu 5y ago
I initially thought the Mac Studio was the "pro" version of the Mac Mini. But no -- they're still selling the i5/i7 mini. This makes me wonder whether they're going to update it at all. Maybe they'll just quiet
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by dopu 5y ago
I've been holding out on replacing my i7 mac mini until Apple announced its replacement -- and wow that mac studio looks good. The fact I can put linux on it due to the Asahi team's efforts makes it even more attractive.
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by dopu 5y ago
I doubt they would ever endorse the use of a third party interface to Signal.
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Toroidal topology of population activity in grid cells(nature.com)
1 points by dopu 5y ago|0 comments
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by dopu 5y ago
I'm a pretty happy logseq user. I've found that I still need some degree of hierarchy in my notes, as opposed to just having organic, non-hierarchical linking between everything. So I end up making subnotes: [[Topic A/subtopi
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Successes and failures of simplified models for a network of real neurons(arxiv.org)
2 points by dopu 5y ago|0 comments
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by dopu 5y ago
It should be noted that Tarn would probably agree with a lot of the criticisms leveled here regarding the UI. The focus so far has been on getting the systems working (and there are many more to go and be further fleshed out: magic, the org
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by dopu 5y ago
I’ve tried mechanicals (Cherry switches), various rubber domes, the IBM buckling spring keyboards, and the Apple scissor switches. Then I was recommended the Niz by a friend, and it’s the closest thing to ideal I’ve ever used. To be honest,
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by dopu 5y ago
Totally agree here. Having a functional menu bar on the level of Unity or macOS is an excellent design choice, imo. I've always felt like Gnome just wastes that space, causing everything to be crammed into an application's title b
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by dopu 5y ago
> We’re rolling out the Firefox Multi-Account Containers extension with Mozilla VPN integration. This lets you use a different server location for each container. This is really cool. I wonder how difficult it would be to allow users to
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by dopu 5y ago
I guess. Nothing’s stopping you from remapping ‘ls’ to exa. That’s what I did.
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by dopu 5y ago
I'm actually surprised by how much snappier it feels. I'm on an i7 2018 mac mini.
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Energy Wars – Chrome vs. Firefox: Which browser is more energy efficient? (2020)(ieeexplore.ieee.org)
1 points by dopu 5y ago|0 comments
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by dopu 5y ago
This is great. By the way, one of the things that has often discouraged me from filing bugs is not really knowing how to do so. Sometimes, looking at issues on github, I find people provide super structured and clean descriptions of bugs. T
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by dopu 5y ago
I actually used Athens for several months and then switched over to logseq once I found it. They're quite similar in functionality, though logseq is a bit further along in my opinion (e.g., the task management and time tracking is more
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by dopu 5y ago
Yep, and you choose where logseq files are stored, so you can use anything you'd like to for syncing. I will say though, I've tried using Dropbox for syncing with logseq, and it ended up creating a lot of duplicate copies due to c
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by dopu 5y ago
I’d check out logseq [0]. Closer to roam than obsidian, but GPL, operates on plaintext files, and supports Org-mode style formatting as well as markdown. It’s getting to be fairly fully featured by now, and the development team moves fast.
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by dopu 5y ago
Looks pretty good! I will say, as someone who programs in their day job and has been trying for ages to get into game dev as a hobby, love2d [0] has been excellent for getting started. My github has a few repos of previous attempts at makin
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by dopu 5y ago
I signed up to NYT using a virtual CC, knowing how much of a pain it was to unsubscribe (I'm not in California). When I was through with it, I just paused the card. And I was amazed at how many times they tried charging it before givin
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by dopu 5y ago
> Every qualified person I've heard talk about this said the opposite. "Top-20 school" isn't how professors or large industry labs evaluate a PhD, they will look at the advisor's reputation and the specific lab.
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by dopu 5y ago
It absolutely is. It's just a pretty narrowly-defined backdoor (which could always be subject to widening).
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by dopu 5y ago
It used to be that iOS was the recommended phone OS if you were looking for the best combination of privacy and security. Even Daniel Micay (the lead developer of GrapheneOS) thought so, 2 years ago [0]. But these ROMs are looking much more
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by dopu 5y ago
This article ( https://madaidans-insecurities.github.io/firefox-chromium.ht... ) by madaidan goes into quite a bit of detail regarding the security of the two browsers. Things are improving on FF, though.
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by dopu 5y ago
Excited that there's more progress being done in implementing proper site isolation. Would be great to not feel like I'm losing something in sticking with FF over Chromium-based browsers.
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by dopu 5y ago
After searching around (and trying Roam, Obsidian, a bit of Tiddlywiki, etc) I ended up sticking with Athens [0][1]. It's essentially an open-source version of Roam, and it's YC funded. I've found it to already be mature enou
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by dopu 5y ago
This is why I wish Marx's thoughts were actually gone over in standard philosophy/economics/history college curricula. For having had such a deep impact on the world, the average level of comprehension about what Marxism even
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Brain Under Anesthesia(wired.com)
4 points by dopu 5y ago|0 comments

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