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Ask HN: How do you deal with feature creep in your side projects?
1 points by input_sh 2y ago|1 comments
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by input_sh 2y ago
It isn't your only option: https://github.com/oleeskild/obsidian-digital-garden https://github.com/jackyzha0/quartz https://github.com/jonstodle/obsius-obsidian-plugin
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by input_sh 2y ago
I don't map them to keystrokes at all, I have a (too specific to my needs to be open sourced) Python script that runs in the background, detects me pressing a MIDI note, and then does stuff. Think: a button for most frequent folders I
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by input_sh 2y ago
Both work, they're all just sending digital versions of notes! You can find one for every perceivable amount of buttons you might need. My hobby is electronic music, so I tilt towards grids over tiny pianos (though I own both). The sma
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by input_sh 2y ago
That niche is usually filled with something like a Stream Deck alongside your keyboard, though personally, I'd recommend MIDI controllers. You get a lot of extra buttons very cheaply, using an open, easily-readable protocol. Get a labe
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by input_sh 2y ago
Why do you think they'd accept an offer? They openly said it's not for sale: https://mullvad.net/en/blog/2021/9/16/ownership-and-future-m... Not everyone's in it for the money. Assumi
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by input_sh 2y ago
No, because they'd leave some evidence behind. In general, it is agreed upon that Kupe ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kupe ) was the first one to discover it, shortly before Mount Tarawera ( https://en.wi
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by input_sh 2y ago
Well luckily I didn't consult either China's or India's own figures, but EU's, which addresses these concerns. > Bottom-up national emission inventories are therefore an essential component of reporting and tracking p
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by input_sh 2y ago
Both of those emit much less CO2 per capita than the US. Heck, if India emitted 7x as much per capita, they'd still emit less than the US does.
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by input_sh 2y ago
From that press release: > Following an alert from the European Consumer Organisation (BEUC), ... That alert's from June last year and we do have a list of 17 from there. Not gonna say it's entirely accurate of course, but it&#
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by input_sh 2y ago
My mistake, I should've paid more attention.
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by input_sh 2y ago
OSI would: https://opensource.org/license/apache-2-0 Edit: I'm wrong, see below.
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by input_sh 2y ago
> So what would they correct? The best that can be done is like it is said in the article, apply filtering to refuse to answer. Stop providing service in the region in which your product is unable to comply with local regulations? You ca
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by input_sh 2y ago
Are you referring to Azure DevOps Server, formerly known as Team Foundation Server / Visual Studio Team System? Or are you referring to Azure DevOps Services, formerly known as Visual Studio Online / Visual Studio Team Services? F
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by input_sh 2y ago
And crypto used to refer to cryptography, not cryptocurrencies. If you use the word crypto today, most people will auto-assume cryptocurrencies. I completely agree with you that machine learning is a subset of AI, but if you just say AI, ye
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by input_sh 2y ago
The problem is that the word "AI" is in the headline, which nowadays makes people auto-assume chatbots, even though literally the first three words below the headline are "Using machine learning, ..." I feel sorry for th
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by input_sh 2y ago
It's definitely not just you. Reddit didn't reach this point because they're good, but because it's the least shitty option right now. (God I wish that wasn't the case.) I'm not saying there's no astroturf
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by input_sh 2y ago
There's no shortage of EU-based NGOs focusing on tech advocacy. Any of these would fit right in: https://edri.org/about-us/our-network/?organisations-status=... Whether they'd have something to contribut
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by input_sh 2y ago
May I suggest reading the article you're commenting on?
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by input_sh 3y ago
I've never tried Proton myself, but I don't understand how you can consider it to be a "secret". It's literally the only thing I know about them: they've established themselves as a "more secure" emai
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by input_sh 3y ago
That's a good thing? There's like a billion WhatsApp users encrypting all of their messages without realising it because it just works. GPG will never be that simple to use. Personally, I hate GPG with such passion, but I'm f
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by input_sh 3y ago
You should know: Apple Music filled that niche to perfection. Hands down, better than it ever was on Spotify. More choices, easier discovery, more collaboration with external brands, etc. https://music.apple.com/us/cura
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by input_sh 3y ago
> I tried to write the transcoder in rust before rewriting it in rust. I'm assuming you meant to say you re-wrote it in Go.
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by input_sh 3y ago
You can't be serious with that question. Because why would I watch things on my 6" smartphone or my 14" laptop, when I already have a 50" screen? Because I can hook a controller to it and stream games from my Steam libra
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by input_sh 3y ago
If you're using the same variable name across the file, but want to change only a couple of references to something else, it fills that "I need to do this more than once, but in a bit of an easier to reach, fancier way than with f
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by input_sh 3y ago
Key words: "up to". Meta/Facebook/WhatsApp was fined about 2.4 billion (6 out of top 10 fines), but still nowhere near close to the maximum (which would be about 54 billion).
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by input_sh 3y ago
But they already do support Android to some extent. Apple Music (don't know if you can subscribe via the Android app), Shazam, and an AirTag detector are all already available.
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by input_sh 3y ago
Full list, 143 countries. Bhutan isn't one of them. https://worldhappiness.report/ed/2024/happiness-of-the-young...
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by input_sh 3y ago
It's definitely more popular on MacOS than elsewhere.
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by input_sh 3y ago
Data mining was already addressed. There's a copyright exception that says you can data mine publicly accessible stuff, as well as outlining who can do that and for what purposes (mostly scientific). 2019 Directive for Copyright in t

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