knubie

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   by knubie 6y ago

   > What would be nice is typing like typescript - optional typing. Where i can provide a typings binding separate from the code (in the way that i can bring my own tests without changing anything of production code if you’ve made an unhol
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   by knubie 6y ago

   This is from Atomic Design[0], but are you commenting on the right article? [0] https://bradfrost.com/blog/post/atomic-web-design/
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   by knubie 6y ago

   > Every year America spends about $5,000 more per person on health care than other rich countries do. Yet its people are not any healthier. I think part of the reason Americans spend more on healthcare is precisely because they're
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   by knubie 6y ago

   On top of that, kitty’s window management / split pane features are way more performant than tmux’s, which contradicts one of the early points in the article about st.
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   by knubie 6y ago

   Sounds a lot like re-frame[1] (which I believe predates Redux), they even call the state "atoms." [1] https://github.com/Day8/re-frame
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   by knubie 7y ago

   No problem, and congratulations on launching!
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   by knubie 7y ago

   Looks great! Are there any filtering options available? E.g. view all timers for XYZ project from March 1-31, then show total time?
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   by knubie 7y ago

   1. According to Gov. Cuomo [0] New York is now testing more per capita than any place else including China or South Korea. 2. This comment [1] illuminates a bit the point about not getting tested by your healthcare provider. [0] Around 11:3
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   by knubie 7y ago

   No export to Anki, but the web app is mobile responsive, and I'm working on native mobile apps at the moment.
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    by knubie 7y ago

    Yeah you can export decks. The export is .mochi format, but it's just a zip file with some plain text data and attachment files (like images, audio, etc).
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    by knubie 7y ago

    > I have a huge Zettelkasten note archive (I manage it through Sublime-Zk, which is getting a bit slow to operate it). Can I somehow directly import all my Zettel notes? You can import the markdown files as notes, but it won’t maintain t
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    by knubie 7y ago

    If Anki’s UI/UX turns you off, I’ve built an alternative called Mochi ( https://mochi.cards/ ) that uses markdown. Incidentally it also supports Zettelkasten like note taking like described in the article.
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    by knubie 7y ago

    I had pretty much the same workflow. Then I made Mochi[0] so that I could keep my notes and cards in the same app, and link them together mind-map-style. [0] https://mochi.cards/
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    by knubie 7y ago

    CouchDB is awesome and feels way ahead of its time. Its design docs are extremely powerful, to the point that you can build entire web apps with CouchDB alone (not that that's recommended anymore). Plus with PouchDB you can create offl
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    by knubie 7y ago

    Thanks for the reply. I'm not try to disparage clojure, BTW. I've chosen it to use for my start up, and am only pressing this point because I want to get the most out of it I can and I'm afraid I might be missing something wi
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    by knubie 7y ago

    I've been working with clojure for over a year now and I don't really understand your demo. I think the answer to your JS question (btw the example isn't js, it's JSX, but if we convert it to the js equivalent first) is
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    by knubie 7y ago

    Yep, working on it now, should be out by the end of March. I'll start calling for beta testers soon on Twitter.
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    by knubie 7y ago

    Thanks! I launched it on hacker news about 8 months ago.
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    by knubie 7y ago

    If this interests you I built an entire SRS app around this idea: https://mochi.cards/
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    by knubie 7y ago

    I've started seeing this trend in a lot of small shops here in NYC as well. There used to be a ton of "cash only" places, but now I'm seeing more places that I would expect to be cash only accepting credit cards with a &
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    by knubie 7y ago

    Very impressive progress. I think it speaks to the author's commitment and dedication, as adding 50 new cards per day is a lot . Most people will burn out pretty quickly at that rate. I recommend something like 10-20 per day. I&#x27
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    by knubie 7y ago

    The media probably only reports one statistic because all of the various labor statistics move in lock step. If the U-3 numbers go down the u-5 and 6 numbers go down at about the same rate.
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    by knubie 7y ago

    Hey HN, I created this mostly as a proof-of-concept for ways of creating learning material with spaced repetition through my app, Mochi.
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    Show HN: Learn about electricity with spaced repetition(app.mochi.cards)

    2 points by knubie 7y ago|1 comments
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    by knubie 7y ago

    I'm right there with you. But there are alternative interfaces for auto complete. I personally prefer the "autosuggestion" style used in fish: https://fishshell.com/assets/img/screenshots/autosu
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    by knubie 7y ago

    It’s a technique to balance the “color” of the glyph. See: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_color
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    by knubie 7y ago

    This is a strategy that I've found to work really well for me. Curious to hear other people's tips / experiences as well.
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    Using spaced repetition to learn a language(mochi.cards)

    2 points by knubie 7y ago|1 comments
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    by knubie 7y ago

    A profit oriented system doesn’t make outcomes irrelevant. A grocery store could maximize their profit margins by selling rotten fruit at the same price as fresh fruit, but of course no one would buy it. Maximizing your profit margin is one
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    by knubie 7y ago

    > The article does not say that health care costs cause poor health. It says that we have poor health in spite of our high health care costs. I think the way it's presented in the article ("health outcomes") strongly impli