margarina72

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by margarina72 4y ago
would be nice
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by margarina72 4y ago
org-mode is a markdown like language. In itself it doesn't have anything special. But the ecosystem of integration in emacs makes it a very rich experience. Both the UX of integration (seemless idea capture, outline manipulations etc.)
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by margarina72 4y ago
This looks brilliant, seriously. All oss trello/todoist alternatives are either hard to use, or missing features, this looks like it has it all. Even a backend in go. On my todo list of things to try.
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by margarina72 4y ago
Just to share my own experience of trying to make this my daily web driver, both these solutions are using webkit, and webkit behaviour is not exactly perfect and can be a real pain to update. Same issue with Nyxt, which I very much wanted
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by margarina72 4y ago
Many options exist, but in case you are building in python, this is an awesome library. Charm in goland is what I can think of that come as close to it, and in elisp of course you would do that with emacs. While emacs is awesome, not everyt
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by margarina72 4y ago
you may also simply add a format specification and return either csv or json depending on the need or the context. Most language would have what it needs to return either without much trouble.
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by margarina72 4y ago
honestly i tried the vanilla default many time to start with and it was the reason I waited so long to adopt emacs. Since I tried Doom Emacs, I am really enjoying the experience, and it has seriously improved my workflow. Now I can graduall
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by margarina72 4y ago
Thanks for sharing. While I have no first hand insights, it does sound like it's not necessarily providing the best set of incentives. However maybe it also have to do with the size of the company. To survive the ecosystem, you first n
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by margarina72 4y ago
thanks for the explanation, didn't know about those spaces.
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by margarina72 4y ago
ff: hey, we got themes! me: `guiset gui none`
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by margarina72 4y ago
While this is only anecdotal evidence, I have gathered from conversations with people not in the workforce, while being well educated, and the lack of motivation wasn't coming necessarily from a lack of ethics but more from an actual u
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List of design systems used by governments(yasha.solutions)
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by margarina72 4y ago
Just to add to conversation, IMO the smol web is mostly in need of great content, and discoverability. When I say great content, I mean something that can federate a large audience and serve as a reference and inspiration for others. Today
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by margarina72 4y ago
I am pretty sure it is a pain in the ass to debug... (ok sorry I am out...)
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by margarina72 4y ago
> but are dumbed down because their inputs and outputs are limited More likely because low-level artificial limitation are in place, preventing the full use of the device.
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by margarina72 4y ago
Gas was providing Russia a strong leverage in its relationship with Europe. This leverage is now gone. It will only make the whole region more unstable, more dependent on other international powers. Friendly backstabbing from your allies is
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by margarina72 4y ago
I mean when you get to the point where your kids are asking about zero-knowledge protocol instead of a new iphone...
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by margarina72 4y ago
dsq is a great tool, using it regularly to work against csv files, and really nice to use.
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by margarina72 4y ago
The project can fail, you are correct, but it does not take anything from any other projects, it is just an other initiative trying to contribute in the space. Parent commenter own search project Marginalia Search [1] could even benefit fro
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by margarina72 4y ago
Interesting to see the amount of negative comments. Most of the negativity seems to come from the following points: - EU-funded project cannot succeed in tech because previous EU-funded projects have failed in tech in the past (and generall
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by margarina72 4y ago
One could have been skeptical about US-funding a bunch of university students to build a search engine a few years ago.
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by margarina72 4y ago
I was a heavy AltaVista user back in the time, I can tell you Google results were really higher quality, it wasn't only their homepage (even if that was also quite refreshing).
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by margarina72 4y ago
why should it took 8 years to pay off? Hosting online text and videos and a gamified social graph would give the knowledge most degree provide. The whole system is over priced. If the goal was really to deliver people with the learning expe
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by margarina72 4y ago
the pricing of degrees in the US should be re-evaluated too, if I may. There is no way the cost of knowledge transfer cannot be optimized. Private universities might have no incentive for change for obvious reasons left as an exercise to th
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by margarina72 4y ago
you mean like PenPot? Check https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32851262
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by margarina72 4y ago
ok, removed. Turns out ublock can do that too... On the bright side, Avast has less cash and some cool dev out there got to bank on its project.
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by margarina72 4y ago
Well a good move on penpot would be to see how to get this figma file import [1] feature some resources, maybe even open a fundraising for this feature. I am pretty sure the general dismay would help gaining some momentum for any kind of fu
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by margarina72 4y ago
bad news of the day.
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by margarina72 4y ago
Novell... Now that is a name I haven't heard in a long time
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by margarina72 4y ago
well, there is a plugin for that, even if native support would be great

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