heliostatic

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by heliostatic 3y ago
It's amazing how many of the questions and concerns are the same regarding data longevity and portability, the pain of losing part of that exobrain, and the primacy of digital content in many of our lives. Also noteworthy is how many o
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by heliostatic 4y ago
I think this does it: https://github.com/printfuck/xExtension-Readable
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by heliostatic 4y ago
Is it something you've considered opening up? Sounds like a much more useful paradigm.
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by heliostatic 4y ago
I've got invites (and am not otherwise affiliated with the project) if you want to test it out. Username @ Gmail works.
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by heliostatic 4y ago
It's interesting to see this coming out of the atom community. I've been really impressed with Zed ( https://zed.dev/ ) which is from the original atom folks and focused on speed and collaboration. Rapid improvement
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by heliostatic 4y ago
Live blog of the oral arguments in Gonzalez (the section 230 case) today with an exceptional panel: Mary Anne Franks Mike Godwin James Grimmelmann Gus Hurwitz Jeff Kosseff Emma Llanso Alan Rozenshtein Eugene Volokh Benjamin Wittes Jonathan
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Gonzalez vs. Google Live Analysis – Institute for Rebooting Social Media(rebootingsocialmedia.org)
4 points by heliostatic 4y ago|3 comments
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by heliostatic 4y ago
Interesting! I also got the Pro with the 10G network card and haven't seen this issue.
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by heliostatic 4y ago
Disappointing, but not unforeseeable. As a backer, investor and owner of two units, I'm sad this ended up here. Hopefully the project assets will be useful.
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by heliostatic 4y ago
My biggest quality of life improvement for understanding logs has been lnav ( https://lnav.org/ ) -- does everything mentioned in this post in a single tool with interactive filtering and quick logical and time based navigati
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by heliostatic 4y ago
Pretty sure it is? https://github.com/berty/berty
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by heliostatic 4y ago
I just bought the lifetime license, because it looks useful and I hope you're successful. Reminds me a lot of the self hosted https://duetapp.com
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by heliostatic 4y ago
I'm a happy pocketcasts user, but started also using Snipd for that very reason. https://www.snipd.com/
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by heliostatic 4y ago
Love this! Bubbletea is a great library for TUIs. I've been a long time user of hnterm ( https://github.com/ggerganov/hnterm ) which has a nice feature for collapsing comment threads, but doesn't look as nice o
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by heliostatic 4y ago
I had the same thought--tonari seems to be doing fantastic work in this space. I hope this proves a market for them and accelerates interest.
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by heliostatic 4y ago
As a user and (rarely) contributor to aerc from pre and post transfer, I'm very curious to see what you'd build now having learned from aerc (and, perhaps, alps on the web site?).
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by heliostatic 4y ago
Are you planning to make it available in some form?
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by heliostatic 4y ago
I've got a Devterm, so it has shipped to at least some folks. Took about a year?
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by heliostatic 4y ago
Mozilla DeepSpeech is not bad, and supported by Mycroft: https://mycroft-ai.gitbook.io/docs/using-mycroft-ai/customiz... You can contribute to improving it here, too: https://commonvoice.mozilla.org&#x2
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by heliostatic 4y ago
Love it! Reminds me of Daystack ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4045527 ) in a very positive way.
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by heliostatic 4y ago
I've been happy with Orion. Mac only, but solid and improving: https://browser.kagi.com/
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by heliostatic 4y ago
Yes it is, in many formats: https://pinboard.in/settings/backup
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by heliostatic 5y ago
Just signed up for an invite -- looks like a great tool for a tab addict like me.
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by heliostatic 5y ago
From the paper: > In less than 6 hours after starting on our in-house server, our model generated 40,000 molecules that scored within our desired threshold. In the process, the AI designed not only VX, but also many other known chemical
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Dual use of artificial-intelligence-powered drug discovery(nature.com)
155 points by heliostatic 5y ago|64 comments
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by heliostatic 5y ago
Magnetic detents are a great idea. Providing haptic feedback distinguishes ok rotary devices from great ones, and the fact that they're programmable here is fantastic.
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by heliostatic 5y ago
> You need to prove that what you think your code does is truly what happens. Such a good insight -- seems obvious, but too often the source of gotchas, bad data, and bad user experience.
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by heliostatic 5y ago
Happy Glow user (both standalone and in vim), and very interested to explore this terminal based secure sharing from the same folks.
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by heliostatic 6y ago
Wow, I thought your comment was hyperbolic and then read the article. Not sure how those charts made it to production.
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by heliostatic 7y ago
I've also become a Lunchmoney convert. To me, it really has the feel of Mint in the early days -- responsive developer, clean UX, and narrow focus. Definitely a product I'm happy to pay for.

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