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by gregwebs 2y ago
NotesNook has e2e encryption and seems to check all the same boxes? Not sure if it uses electron on desktop or not but the mobile app works well.
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by gregwebs 2y ago
There are exercises that have worked for some people to reverse myopia. https://www.losetheglasses.org/ https://endmyopia.org/
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by gregwebs 2y ago
They seem quite comparable in terms of features. The way they do relationships is a little different though. Sqlboiler is a little more ORM in its approach with relationships- it adds methods to retrieve relationships and it adds optional f
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by gregwebs 2y ago
Jet can automatically load joined objects into embedded Go structs: https://github.com/go-jet/jet/wiki/Query-Result-Mapping-(QRM... Depending on what you are doing there might be some duplication that you cou
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by gregwebs 2y ago
I think I would like a tool that intelligently suggested renames but doesn't automatically do them. Arc Browser has an AI rename feature (for downloaded files). I tried it out but I had to turn it off. I love Arc Browser BTW and their
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by gregwebs 2y ago
Glad to see the transformers are more flexible in the new release- I think they were already better than Datanymizer. The feature request is here for conditional transforms, looks like it is planned to be implemented soon: https:/&#x2
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by gregwebs 2y ago
Great to see such a project. We are using datanymizer [1] right now but it has gone unmaintained and we are using my patched version [2] and it is working pretty well for us. I saw a new project that is getting close in terms of having the
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by gregwebs 2y ago
I have read Gabor Mate's works on the subject. I think he would say that more children are traumatized today. Whether they are traumatized more deeply is another matter. The earlier trauma happens, the more amplified the effect is. Som
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by gregwebs 2y ago
Edit: someone more knowledgable responded with more accurate numbers about energy conversion- read their comment. This still seems like it would only make sense when there is an energy surplus (e.g. excess solar generation) and it is useful
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by gregwebs 2y ago
We’re not good runners. We’re good heat dissipaters. Sled dogs in the cold are much better. Both of those citations don’t match the statements being made.
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by gregwebs 2y ago
Towards the end of the article there’s a better overall view. This study shows persistence hunting was a widespread technique but used very infrequently: Cara Wall-Scheffler, a biological anthropologist at Seattle Pacific University, applau
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by gregwebs 2y ago
Is Norway large enough for you? A big part comes down to building up debt that children pay for or in Norway’s case building up reserves that are given to children.
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by gregwebs 2y ago
That article shows millennials doing poorly though. I don’t think that article tells the full story. It uses inflation adjusted numbers but almost everyone believes real inflation is higher than government figures. The numbers are also aver
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by gregwebs 2y ago
This is correct on the symptoms (it's harder to make a living now) but still missing a full understanding of the causes. Much of this comes down to debt. After the GFC, US government debt went from 60% of GDP to 100%. After the pandemi
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by gregwebs 2y ago
Seems like the wrong question if you believe in evolution. That is humans did not evolve to sit as we sit today. I am trying to regain my ankle mobility and be in a squat position more. We also didn’t evolve to stand still at a standup desk
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by gregwebs 2y ago
Sometimes this gets taken advantage of by the vendor. The government doesn't have the ability to design and specify things properly themselves when the deal is signed. The vendor might know that things are wrong at that point but wait
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by gregwebs 2y ago
China is already scaling their sodium battery production from MWH plants to GWH plants. The US has the largest sodium reserves in the world. In depth interview about sodium batteries with a professor that has researched sodium chemistries f
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by gregwebs 2y ago
Putting EV subsidies instead into electrifying and enhancing train transit seems like a better approach to combat this. A lot of mass transit trains are still diesel powered and pollute heavily (although on a per person basis might be much
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by gregwebs 2y ago
Good point, when buying a car, one can try to buy good stopping distance. Still, all things being equal bigger classes of cars take longer to stop: https://www.consumerreports.org/cars/car-safety/best-and-wor... I
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by gregwebs 2y ago
Many Americans seem to have been told they need to drive a tank-like car to be safe. I point out that the tank is safer in a crash, but a smaller car may be able to stop in half the distance and avoid the crash altogether. I am assuming tha
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by gregwebs 2y ago
For networking it says WiFi and BLE. What’s the approach to adding an ESPHome sensor outside of WiFi range?
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by gregwebs 2y ago
Insulation pays back over a long enough time horizon (economically or CO2 wise). Although spray foam at the moment does have a large CO2 impact. If someone is putting in way too much insulation then we could say that the last 30% of insulat
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by gregwebs 3y ago
[chezmoi]( https://github.com/twpayne/chezmoi ) works okay for me. I like that it can add files and push them to GitHub in a single command
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by gregwebs 3y ago
Vendor independent build providence is certainly the long-term goal. In the immediate-term moving away from mystery tarballs towards version control gets us a step closer. One of the best things about Golang is that packages are shared dire
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by gregwebs 3y ago
I think this can be made much more difficult by enforcing a policy of open builds for open source. It shouldn't be possible to inject build files from a local machine. All build assets should come from the source repository. Artifacts
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by gregwebs 3y ago
This research states that old growth forests continue to sink carbon and as I understand it actually sink more carbon than new growth: https://www.nature.com/articles/nature12914 It's not what I had expected. Mayb
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by gregwebs 3y ago
This is great. I use Yolink because it’s one of the only Lora options. More options ways to use Lora that don’t require a cloud SaaS would be great. I’m considering getting a hubitat device which focuses on local operation but also has some
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by gregwebs 3y ago
Much of the US has access to cheap natural gas. And a good amount of oil. The greater the cost of energy the more it drives innovation in energy usage as well as incentivizes projects that would have a longer pay back period where energy is
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by gregwebs 3y ago
There are several tools in this space now- nix is maturing and people are realizing how useful nix can be for dev envs. * [devenv](devenv.sh) - I am using it and loving it, but worried that the development is not moving forward * [dev
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by gregwebs 3y ago
This suit claims breach of the "Founding Agreement". However, there is no actualy Founding Agreement, there are email communications claimed to be part of a "Founding Agreement". IANAL, but I would suspect that these ema

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