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by lolive 5y ago
The Columbo TV show is, in my humble opinion, a masterpiece in disguise. The basic scheme of each episode is well known. But the beauty is in the details. The few minutes in each episode where the character is not in representation and you
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by lolive 5y ago
Be sure to know how to put iframe in Obsidian pages. And make them folded by default. Oh, And you should be amazed at the capability of the tool to keep HTML format when copy/pasting a part of a web page.
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by lolive 5y ago
Btw, always keep track of the resource that you copy/paste from.
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by lolive 5y ago
Obsidian. I copy/paste what I think are the "atoms" of the thing to learn. And i build a small graph of interconnected .md files in Obsidian. To me, it is very important to break the medium that brings the information into a
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by lolive 5y ago
Haskell makes you think about code composition. My Java skills (and object composition) has changed drastically after reading about Haskell. [java8+, of course]
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by lolive 5y ago
Ok. My bad.
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by lolive 5y ago
Technically yes. But, to me, the question is how developpers are changed by a given paradigm shift. It happened with generics, it happens with functional programming. So an evolution in the language can just make its past versions instan
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by lolive 5y ago
Not a Go développer here, but let’s take the example of Java when it got (for example) generics or functional features. There was NO going back. These were so fundamental improvements that the past was absolutely outdated as soon as those n
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by lolive 5y ago
I see that as a pure contextual behaviour. Let's say I switch Internet off and let them watch the same movie, and they will stay focused during the whole 87 minutes.
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by lolive 5y ago
45 years old here. I usually go to the theater for a proper appreciation of the movies (big screen, no solicitations). Last movie I saw was Charlie Chaplin's City lights. Downloaded it for my kids (the exact kind of public for this fil
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by lolive 5y ago
So we can hack AR in JS, in the browser, with a reasonable support in both Android and iOS ecosystems?
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by lolive 5y ago
Youtube proposed me that one, which was really nice too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DR80Huxp4y8
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by lolive 5y ago
The boilerplate to make a double click with your mouse do something relevant is also completely mind blowing. #complexity
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by lolive 5y ago
I have always been amazed by these 2D representations: https://www.digizyme.com/cst_landscapes.html
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by lolive 5y ago
Apart from this article, do we have any visual representation [a CGI, may be] of the full activity inside a cell?
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by lolive 5y ago
Maybe that video can also help: https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/10776
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by lolive 5y ago
The theory that big players DO NOT WANT you to deal with your data interlinking in a way that is not their way is ... disturbing.
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by lolive 5y ago
To me, sitting in front of a computer for a couple of hours organzing your data deluge is NOT an option. The basic question of any new UX is now: can i use it while driving, can i use without a screen, can i use it while cooking, can i talk
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by lolive 5y ago
Probably off-topic, but the notion or a second brain (not Elon Musk stuff) is, to me, emerging as a problem to solve. For years there has been discussions about GTD, bullet journal, mind maps, etc. To help us deal with the information delug
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by lolive 5y ago
Yep, I agree. To me it is the "Your instance is always here in the cloud, via CodeServer", that is appealing. I also plan to use that CodeServer stuff so a team can edit in parallel the same PKM. [btw, is there a collaborative wa
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by lolive 5y ago
I have been a moderate user of Obsidian in the past. And have just read the main page of Dendron. I do not see how Dendron helps navigate in a big PKM base any differently from Obsidian. There is a search bar, and a graph view. Then what?
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by lolive 5y ago
Can Dendron be run in a CodeServer [1] (i.e the VSCode in a browser) instance? [1]: https://github.com/coder/code-server
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by lolive 5y ago
I really wonder, as a Redux user, how to deal with a state that is a deeply connected graph. You cannot exactly rely upon the … keyword to simplify the definition of the new state.
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by lolive 5y ago
What I current wonder about is the lack of proper integration between the calendar, reminders & notes apps. The more I use them (separately, unfortunately), the more I think they should be different facets of the same app. And they shou
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by lolive 5y ago
I use the personal assistant of my smartphone to fill-in (by talking) my Reminders app with tasks to do, ideas I suddenly have, and what to buy at the grocery store. And, as much as I can, I try to give date+time to most of the tasks. Hones
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by lolive 5y ago
I will probably be banned from any Haskell forum after that, but isn't the do notation a async, and the <- a await ?
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by lolive 5y ago
With Metal Hurlant [known in the US as Heavy Metal] also being popular in France at that time, plus the arrival of first role playing games (both US ones and french ones), it was a high time for us, the geeks.
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by lolive 5y ago
They ran a TV show in the 80s about science fiction, and that aired The Twilight Zone. [All french geeks now in their 40s took that show right in their face] #love
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by lolive 5y ago
[Disclaimer: newbie here] Wow, I had never ever opened the Shortcuts app. But I had heard about IFTT [If This Then Than] which sounds like a similar app. Is there a website to help us find existing Shortcuts workflows? Or a tutorial to (let
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by lolive 5y ago
The tool that disappeared, and that REALLY pissed me off, is spotifynewmusic.com. It was a curation of the most notable music news websites, that delivered a fantastic panel of new music. Nothing replaced this in the Spotify offer yet. (in

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