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lolive
4y ago
Wake me up when spotifynewmusic.com is resurrected. [the only music discovery service that really made me discover uncanny things]
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lolive
4y ago
I will try to test Dataview and the query language of obsidian. But honestly, if it is not in direct relationship with search, or if it makes the note authoring process to go in pause to think about which tag is relevant or which new tag co
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lolive
4y ago
May be I would use tags if they appeared as facets in search, to quickly filter out search results when you get too many of them.
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lolive
4y ago
I do not use tagging yet. I did not grasp the power of it yet. Probably because the search in obsidian does not propose any tag oriented clutering of the results. Or any other feature where the tagging is inherently visible and accessible.
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lolive
4y ago
As a Obsidian obsessive, I cannot agree more! What must be absolutely taken into account with these kind of digital « web of notes»-taking apps is the availability of the search feature. ALL your note-taking strategy should be pointed at th
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lolive
4y ago
This Bill Bryson book is REALLY good ! Kudos for mentionning it. /me putting it next to my bed, for a rereading.
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lolive
4y ago
And in term of movies: Ridicule and Le Souper are two [french] films that will teach you politics and social interactions MUCH BETTER than any history book. [The second one needs a bit of Wikipedia to understand the background of the two ch
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lolive
4y ago
1984: Society is NOT désigned for free will, and thinking out of the box. Ashes,ashes: mankind can go from gods to animals. Really fast. Lord of the rings: teamwork makes the dream work. But expect a massive amount of pain in the proces
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lolive
4y ago
I am a bit lost. Most of the discussions seem to focus on micromanagement of commits in your local HEAD branch. I agree that the Git commands are pretty primitive (aka low-level). But eventually you can learn the good patterns and deal with
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4y ago
My first ten years of software programming, i was at a distance of the build process. Only when i was experimented did i discover how messy and complicated the build/test/deploy process can become. So, i fully agree that it can be
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lolive
4y ago
Damn! Already too late !
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lolive
4y ago
Me buying the domain name react-markdown.com and the github repo "react-markdown" ... PROFIT !!!
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lolive
4y ago
And Google Reader was awesome till its last day.
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lolive
4y ago
Who was absolutely amazed when started the final song of The Matrix? One of the most brilliant moment of [my] cinema history.
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lolive
4y ago
Funnily, the fact that Google can only index resources/documents associated to a URL has saved the whole concept of the web (for now). Note: and the fact that there is no search engine inside companies has led them to disregard the con
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lolive
4y ago
Anyone/anything solving the issue of bash histories in multiple (intricated) tmux sessions is an INSTANT win !!!! [Q: can this tool help? As far as in understand, it seems that YEEEES!!!]
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lolive
4y ago
The most striking point is the lack of comments from our community. It is really astonishing to see how helpless we are regarding our own demise.
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lolive
4y ago
Globalisation is all about transportation means being cheap and efficient. That will end with our understanding that it breaks the natural rules. (Or the depletion of cheap oil, whichever comes first) What you call the end of globalisation
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lolive
4y ago
At first I could not see the point of this article. Just his own personal experience. That is well… personal. Then I compared to my own personal experience. Which is probably as weird and totally random. I started « programming » with VHDL
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4y ago
Wake me up when it plays .s3m too https://youtu.be/rFv7mHTf0nA
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lolive
4y ago
What is AutoIt? A fork of AutoHotKey?
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lolive
4y ago
Obsidian. My epiphany of the decade. Thank you SO MUCH!!!
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lolive
4y ago
Debugging asynchronicity is complex in any language, no? Blocking endpoints are mostly irrelevent because it alters the temporal flow of things, which makes your code executed in debug mode not 100% « isomorphic » with your code executed in
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lolive
4y ago
The usual suspects: - i3 - tmux - SQLite - Intellij - Java On Windows: - Git-bash - Autohotkey - Virtual desktops in win10+ And my MVP for 2022: Obsidian. 4 months after discovering it, I have 700+ (work) notes, that are the core of my know
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lolive
4y ago
Just for my understanding: What is the power consumption of a Apple TV in idle mode? and of a Raspberry Pi in idle mode?
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lolive
4y ago
Fourteen years, so far.
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lolive
4y ago
And my car was released in 2008.
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lolive
4y ago
And because the App Store does not allow to download the last version of an app compatible with an outdated version of iOS, I [as a 6s-ipadPro1 owner] should install now all the apps I need for the decades to come in their last iOS15-com
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4y ago
Not on my 6s. Thanks, Apple, for that.
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4y ago
I have started using Obsidian (at work). And I copy/paste into it any web content, text or image I find useful from the intranet, emails, meet. I try my best to organise things. But for the most part, I use the search engine and the [
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