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by jmhammond 2y ago
Next time I’m sipping Gatorade or eating pineapple, I’m definitely going to think of Edward Benson.
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by jmhammond 2y ago
They might be referring to an on screen button. Check out the new voice transcription feature in iOS 18. On my SE 2022 (very much not high-end), I have a good-size record/pause button on screen. After you’re done with the voice recordi
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by jmhammond 2y ago
Zotero can sync the actual entry’s media via WebDAV which Nextcloud handles very well. I’ve been using it since around 2019.
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by jmhammond 2y ago
You might recheck your assumptions. It’s possible you’re pushing too hard (since it’s not a roller ball, you don’t need force to get flow). And there’s a variety of different “grips” for us lefties, and I write daily with my vanishing point
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by jmhammond 2y ago
This is really neat. It reminds me of my use of Notational Velocity from (holy cow!) almost 20 years ago. https://notational.net/
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by jmhammond 2y ago
Coming from a family with several people “on the spectrum,” I want to point out that _some_ people with ASD have trouble with sarcasm. I would also contend that HN, like my workplace (university math department) skews towards folks with ASD
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by jmhammond 2y ago
So it’s just another LMS? The title made me think this was going to be pedagogical research. Consider me a disappointed online educator.
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by jmhammond 2y ago
In Kansas, we’re a 1-party consent state, which gets us back to the previous commenter. Now pardon me while I scoot these potted flowers closer to you…
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by jmhammond 2y ago
https://archive.is/ROTiQ
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by jmhammond 2y ago
In case someone happens to read my comment down here, I just want to highlight > actions like keyboard navigation becomes broken is also an accessibility issue. Not everyone can use a mouse. Keyboard navigation should be the easiest pos
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by jmhammond 3y ago
If possible: sell your car, buy a nice bike and ride to work! ( move close to your work if possible?) As a teacher, I make far less than 100k a year (far less!), but my health hack is that I bike to work every day, so at the very least, I
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by jmhammond 3y ago
And I’ll just share that I’m an unnormal user who used the base model M1 years to live broadcast my classes on teams while also using Airplay to display my iPad on it, etc… and it remained blazing fast at 8gb of ram. The base model is a gre
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by jmhammond 3y ago
Heroku error. Probably getting a “HN hug”?
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by jmhammond 3y ago
https://archive.is/a6498
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by jmhammond 3y ago
Surprised to see Wichita news as the url about this! Hello from ICT
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by jmhammond 3y ago
Does the obsidian-git plugin run reliably on iOS? I have a license for Working Copy, so I use that alone with shortcuts, but I’m always interested in a solution with fewer parts.
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by jmhammond 3y ago
Needs (2021).
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by jmhammond 3y ago
In Logseq, you can open the current note in the default system editor - I do this for long form note taking (in my case in emacs) but everything is back in the Logseq graph for connection and search and all its syncing goodies.
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by jmhammond 3y ago
How did you read it on iPad before? The font is okay, but the text width is still the entire width of the display.
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by jmhammond 3y ago
If you want to take portability to the next level, check out the Pentel Sharp Kerry. They have pen-like, post-able caps!
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by jmhammond 3y ago
I got inspired by your stuff (and other links on this post) that I ended up getting a Scratch account and made an analog clock https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/910890145 My 8 year old does scratch every day and I often
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by jmhammond 3y ago
I know it is targeted at kids, but I think Snap Circuits is pretty great. All the electronic components are attached using what are effectively clothing snaps. But they’re all real electronic components and you can make really interesting t
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by jmhammond 3y ago
Your probably are avoiding pretext, but if you were interested, you could have <sage/> blocks that specify your language (say, Python, much like a jupyter kernel). You’d then write around your code blocks, just as you’re doing no
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by jmhammond 3y ago
I wrote a book in it[1] - I like that PreText takes care of every format at once, transpiling to whatever my desired output. The interactives that are available in my html book without additional work are great (sage math, revealing solutio
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by jmhammond 3y ago
Another LPT: Also, you can get Github Codespaces for free if you're a teacher!
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by jmhammond 3y ago
People and schools who have access to iPads and chromebooks can thrive while those populations without access don’t. I mean, I teach using a mastery approach at the university level - I’m all in. But I live in low income neighborhood and no
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by jmhammond 3y ago
Check out PreText for these!
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by jmhammond 3y ago
I mean, it’s faster than Emacs on my Mac m1.
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by jmhammond 3y ago
My useless cat is that I always use `cat file | less` when I could just `less file`. I've been typing cat for over 25 years. Old habits die hard.
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by jmhammond 3y ago
I realize that below I'm not answering your direct question (and instead just talking about the text-based annotations), but I wanted to document it because I went from handwritten to highlighting and typing (clumsily on the ipad) I us

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