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Nerd Fonts – Developer fonts patched with extra icons(nerdfonts.com)
4 points by fimdomeio 3y ago|0 comments
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by fimdomeio 3y ago
I believe the most minimalistic and productive way is to just use php. The language was specifically just created for that. If it's a simple site then you don't need composer you don't need router logic. just create separate
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by fimdomeio 3y ago
I would love a plot twist where Apple is forced to change it's logo in Switzerland.
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by fimdomeio 3y ago
New languages are hopefully made taking into account all the lessons learned from previous mistakes older languages made. Old languages can't change too much or they just become hell to upgrade, so they can't compete with the newe
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
Yes. for someone that sometimes plays around with microcontrollers but knows very little about electronics I feel if this had detailed documentation it could be the perfect next learning step. Who knows it might event make me take an advent
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Ask HN: Anyone Codes as a Relaxation Exercise?
3 points by fimdomeio 4y ago|2 comments
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
Not in the US, but I usually see a lot of people saying don't trust the news but it's also not as if they are doing any rational thinking about it. And a lot of the times is just because news are not validating their own beliefs s
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
There's no such thing as having a perfect plan executing it and success. Life is made of both success and bad luck, sometimes the universe throws you this good or bad that you could never antecipate. My sugestion is look at where you a
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
But at the same time if it's not for purity/principles why would anyone choose Firefox over Chrome?
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
Strongbox on desktop and mobile. It uses keepass file format to store databases but I prefer the ui.
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
I use neovim. my experience is that gaining muscle memory with vim is great. Sometimes you start hiting the escape keys in websites and other places where it does not work but other that is a really nice experience. I never took too much ef
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
Not the one I'm most proud but at least this one I can explain. I initial did it to help a friend who wanted to customize and sell bycicle bells. since most printing techniques are made for flat surfaces this creates an interesting cha
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
Wasn't Alex chapel that started this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHFK5sY8ToE
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
Does anyone want to buy forum.dev for $10.000? I can make it happen for you, just let me get on twitter... And my fee is morally justified. Finding compensation for a guy that was the victim of an injustice. Am I an hero? Just doing the bes
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Ask HN: Weird, beautiful, artsy hacking content
1 points by fimdomeio 4y ago|0 comments
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
I don't fully understand what's going on behind the scenes, but I tried to use the repo some days ago (guess there's even a new model now) and everything seemed very simple to build to try so thank you for your amazing work.
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
I don't think the problem is the the web, the problem is screen sizes. Things where a lot simpler when all you had to think about was 800 x 600 or 1024 x 768. As soon as you got mobile and all kinds of resolutions it became a lot more
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
I don't like using frameworks but I feel this comment is really important. I spent years using frameworks in other languages. Understanding why things are structured the way they are and what works for my needs and what doesn't. A
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
Here’s to the crazy ones, the misfits, the rebels, the troublemakers, the round pegs in the square holes… the ones who see things differently...
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
No commitment. People enter because they are already freelancers looking for more of a business structure or they enter to join some specific project. People manage themselfs either alone or in small groups like for example the architecture
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
Co-ops are in the first place about shared ownership which is a big help in bringing meaningfullness to the work one does. If the amount of money earned is the biggest motivation then I would say a cooperative is probably not the right fit
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
Members do barter between each other, and members sometimes organize micro-credits between each other the central structure takes no percentage from those transactions. We encourage them to happen even if they are a bit more work with no mo
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
I'm part of Cooperativa Integral Minga in Montemor-o-Novo. We we're the first one in Portugal in the concept of Integral Cooperative (took some inspiration from Cooperativa Integral Catalana). In Portugal there's now a few co
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
Trust is built over time. Specially on the trenches when dealing with difficult situations. The initial parts of a coop, need a little bit of trust but mostly people that can align their self interest with a collective interest.
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
My personal theory (I don't think it is very popular amongst my fellow coops) is that co-ops need well defined hierarchies that have the power to take a lot of decisions and the dutty to report on the decisions taken and the resoning b
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
I'm currently part of the administration of a co-op. It's in Portugal and it's a Multisectorial co-op, meaning instead of being focused on one type of activity we do anything as long as we have a member with that skillset. We
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
This might interest you. https://github.com/EliasKotlyar/Xiaomi-Dafang-Hacks
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
Hard to measure, but I would say that from 2001 - 2003 I created an then co-ran the most well known punk rock website in Portugal. This was way before I knew how to code and before facebook events became a thing, so it was a really valueab
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
I have a problem with this concept of "unethical sourced data". what does it really mean? Isn't google search business built on "unethical sourced data", they keep a pirated copy of every website they encounter and
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by fimdomeio 4y ago
A lot less. I think humanity overestimates it's ability not to destroy ecossystems to a point where it will make life awful also for most humans. Also I think we constantly underestimate how much was already destroyed.

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