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by kemenaran 9y ago
I found RSS feeds to be the best remedy for my accelerated bit-sized dopamine-inducing news consumption. RSS lets me focus on what I actually want to read, makes me take long-break (instead of short bursts of Twitter updates), and gives me
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by kemenaran 9y ago
This is definitely a phenomenon for me. I remember reading in A study that feet warming up was the factor best correlates to falling asleep (I remember it from only a few years ago, maybe it was a follow-up to this 1999 study? [1]) [1] htt
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by kemenaran 9y ago
Interesting to have feedback on Bazel usage outside of Google. Bazel looks like a great tool, but it's good to see the community starting to explore its sweet spots and drawbacks.
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Microtransit and shared cars: what I think we know(humantransit.org)
2 points by kemenaran 9y ago|0 comments
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by kemenaran 9y ago
Which is why they switched to dual OStatus / ActivityPub broadcasting – except for private messages, which are now only sent over ActivityPub. All of this without breaking compatibility across instances running different versions; quit
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by kemenaran 9y ago
This protocol is a successor to OStatus (GNU Social), and mostly made by the same people. From what I remember, Mastodon switched from OStatus to ActivityPub a few releases ago. In the past they had to extend the OStatus protocol for privat
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by kemenaran 9y ago
I just migrated my two Patreon pledges to Liberapay, and it worked surprisingly well. You decide how often you want them to charge you—and then they re-distribute the money on a per-week or per-month basis to creators. So you can choose to
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by kemenaran 9y ago
I just cancelled my two pledges on Patreon, and migrated them to Liberapay. The process was surprisingly smooth and easy. We'll see how it works on the long run, but for now Liberapay looks like an excellent alternative. (Also they don
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by kemenaran 9y ago
I started using Mastodon a few months ago, "just to see", and found great people to interact to there. And these days I'm using Twitter less and less. Looking back, I feel like the short-messages limit is fueling flaming stat
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by kemenaran 9y ago
I'm always impressed by GameBoy ROM disassembling efforts. The complete disassembly of Pokemon Red/Blue [1] is an outstanding piece of work. All the source code and data of the ROM have been figured out and commented. For the Zeld
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by kemenaran 9y ago
From what I recall, Molinillo is used by both Bundler and Cocoapods. It always struck me as a nice example of good collaboration between two major open-source projects.
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by kemenaran 9y ago
I have a question for more hardware-knowledgeable people than me: We know it's possible to implement logic gates in Game of Life. So would it be possible to re-purpose a VHDL compiler to emit schemas for GoL-gates or GoL-transistors? I
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by kemenaran 9y ago
I find it interesting that Mastodon was built with a lot of input from communities frequently harrassed on Twitter. It influenced early design choices (the "retweets" count is not proheminently displayed ; fine-grained options for
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Fire and Haze – A Wind Waker Graphics Analysis(medium.com)
1 points by kemenaran 10y ago|0 comments
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Avoiding management creep with better expectations(about.gitlab.com)
1 points by kemenaran 10y ago|0 comments
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by kemenaran 10y ago
> APIs that don't follow standard responses Interesting. In my experience the clean separation of layers in Ember-Data (network, serialization, models) make it quite suited to non-standard APIs. I found writing a custom (de-)seriali
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by kemenaran 10y ago
I'm developing and maintaining an Ember app which is nearly 5 years old. Some of our app code dates back to 2011 (when Ember was still Amber.js). Remember how much the Javascript ecosystem changed in 5 years? There is no way we could h
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by kemenaran 10y ago
I wasn't sure what to thing about Cycle Analytics, and the metrics it provides ("time from thoughts to issue", "time from issue to code", "time spent reviewing"). IMHO these numbers may be too synthetic to
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by kemenaran 10y ago
The compensation of the sea motion reminds me of how Zelda Link's Awakening sea intro sequence was done on the Game Boy. It's suprising how two sea-themed games can make use of the same techniques accross vastly different hardware
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How Link’s Awakening renders a frame(kzone.winosx.com)
4 points by kemenaran 10y ago|0 comments
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by kemenaran 10y ago
Maybe it's time to recognize investing in renewable energies is better than in the dying nuclear power. Nuclear is a fossil fuel too (uranium has to be extracted and is limited), costs a tremendous amount of money in power-plant buildi
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Nuts and bolts: our routing algorithm(blog.captaintrain.com)
11 points by kemenaran 11y ago|0 comments
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by kemenaran 13y ago
Except RSA is not available to everyone (many people are not eligible), not guaranteed (it's tied to searching for a job, for instance), and not an actual income that provides you the bare minimum (in some places it doesn't even g