knubie

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by knubie 3y ago
This sounds like a really interesting topic. I'd love to read your book when it's released. Would it be possible for me to sign up to some kind of newsletter or something so that I can be notified when it comes out?
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by knubie 3y ago
If you like Anki and GUIs you might also like Mochi [0]. It supports markdown, media, latex, etc. (and HTML if you really want to use it) [0] https://mochi.cards/
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by knubie 3y ago
Looks like tokyo night. https://github.com/folke/tokyonight.nvim
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by knubie 3y ago
A way to create Mochi [0] flash cards would be nice! [0] https://mochi.cards/
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by knubie 3y ago
There are also an increasing number of email clients that are “gmail only.”
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by knubie 3y ago
So as of today Apple's App Store Review Guidelines still prohibit apps from linking to outside payment options. [1] At what point will this ruling (almost 2 years ago now) actually take effect? [1] (3.1.1) Apps and their metadata may n
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by knubie 3y ago
Because it's further away. And lots of older applications (e.g. vim) were designed when most keyboards had the escape key placed in the same spot where the caps lock key is today.
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by knubie 3y ago
My 2¢ suggestion would be: > Therefore, [understanding] the amount of cognitive load we need to build in our brains in order to understand code is crucial. By the way, this was a great read. Thanks for sharing.
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by knubie 3y ago
> You find a task manager that does pretty much exactly what you need BUT its also open source and you can self host it, would you still pay around $5 to get the cloud version of the app? If it's for personal use: Probably. The chea
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by knubie 3y ago
> since 10-30k get eaten up my medical expenses. For the average 30-something? Not even close…
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by knubie 3y ago
San Francisco still seems to be way ahead in terms of total dollars invested. https://twitter.com/paulg/status/1659475589672173569?s=46&t=...
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by knubie 3y ago
I think the recommend approach is to use the tunnel option. [1] You will also want to host the javascript SDK yourself, or bundle the package directly into your release build. [1] https://docs.sentry.io/platforms/javasc
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by knubie 4y ago
Not Anki, but you can use the AI field in Mochi [0] to generate content for cards [1]. [0] https://mochi.cards/ [1] https://twitter.com/MochiCardsApp/status/1635289548229062657...
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by knubie 4y ago
Spaced repetition systems are not used to learn things. They’re used to remember things you’ve already learned.
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by knubie 4y ago
Incomes and savings have no utility to people until they are spent.
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by knubie 4y ago
The NHS has its own share of tragic stories. https://archive.is/lkqY5
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by knubie 4y ago
Every system costs $$$ to get medical care.
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by knubie 4y ago
I don't have an export to Anki format specifically, but you can export to JSON (the JSON format is documented on the website, unlike Anki's, which had to be reverse engineered) or markdown, plus all of the data is stored locally o
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by knubie 4y ago
This is one of the reasons i made Mochi[0]. I couldn’t understand how this was the best recommendation for new people. Anki can be very useful and powerful but it is so user unfriendly as to be down right hostile. (Plus Mochi has GPT-3 buil
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by knubie 4y ago
He would pay taxes on whatever he spends that 100B on. If he just has 100B sitting in his bank account does that really benefit him? Money is not worth anything until it's spent. The problem with taxing money before it's spent is
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by knubie 4y ago
> I’m not sure how real Twitter works but I think based on Elon’s whiteboard photo and some tweets I’ve seen by Twitter (ex-)employees it seems to be mostly the first approach using fast custom caches/databases and maybe paralleliza
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by knubie 4y ago
Corporate food production should not be allowed. Free markets are not fair enough to make sure everyone is properly fed, and once enough of it is owned they will price gouge. There are plenty of other places for companies to make money.
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by knubie 4y ago
I think he means it takes less energy to heat a smaller volume of coffee.
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by knubie 4y ago
That is because Capacitor is just a fork of Apache Cordova, which is quite mature and stable.
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by knubie 4y ago
I dont follow the chess world that closely, but could someone explain why chess960 isn't more popular? Its been around for awhile and solves the problem of people memorizing opening lines, and boring chess games where the first n moves
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by knubie 4y ago
Hey sorry I just saw your comment. I think writing could be an effective way to reinforce learning (I am planning to add a text input component in the near future). but for languages I am much more bullish on listening / speaking. In
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by knubie 4y ago
Tailwind is essentially the CSS equivalent of eval’ing a huge string of minified code that is littered throughout your markup. It would be completely unacceptable in any other domain of programming.
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by knubie 4y ago
Elizabeth Warren wrote a book about this called The Two Income Trap [0] [0] https://a.co/d/iA9xxIX
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by knubie 4y ago
A few years ago I discovered Anki (a spaced repetition app) for helping me learn Japanese. I immediately recognized the power of spaced repetition, but really did not like using Anki (it's pretty clunky and requires a lot of configurat
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by knubie 4y ago
System Preferences is grouped by software-related settings on the top and hardware-related settings on the bottom. You may notice a slight color difference between the two sections. (I only learned this recently).

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