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meagher
6y ago
Mental models are useful when you use them. Not so much when you talk about them. The idea of having a favorite mental model is fine if you are talking about them abstractly. But I envision a whole bunch of people using the wrong models in
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this is a good strategy. i use it too. vimwiki allows for maintaining a "journal" through diary mode: it automatically creates diary entries with whatever file-naming scheme you want, organizes a diary index page (table of content
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6y ago
People love doing things that feel like work, but aren’t. I’m terrified of picking up new systems like this without having a purpose. I could spend hours building out a graph, admiring all of MY knowledge, but not really have any intended u
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That is super annoying. Doesn't quite fix the problem, but you can drag multiple apps at once in a stack https://9to5mac.com/2017/06/12/move-apps-drag-and-drop-ios-1...
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6y ago
Congrats on launching! Why did you put the hashtags at the end of your post?
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6y ago
Bunch of random ones I’ve come up with https://www.are.na/tmm/random-public-ideas
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Yes! I use both together. I love that you can configure it to not show minimized apps when switching.
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6y ago
If you’re on macOS https://contexts.co/
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Software Is Polluting the World
(kentdebruin.com)
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6y ago
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Ask HN: What do you wish you started learning 10 years earlier?
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Looking for a Collaborator
(meagher.co)
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6y ago
The thing I really like about Roam is there is a new daily note created automatically every day. It’s simple, but lessens friction and I can jot anything down without having to think about organization.
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7y ago
The post is about “owning” your email address so you can move, not moving to a new provider.
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7y ago
The sad thing like others have mentioned is that most people don’t own their own email address. Their address is tied to the client. Controlling the address is key to switching services and not being shut off for ToS violations. I wrote abo
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7y ago
Another cool one is https://swimlanes.io
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7y ago
https://meagher.co I write about personal experiences in tech and try never to generalize. When I launched Mute.vc on HN https://meagher.co/mute-vc/ Incrementally Building A Blog https://meagher.
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7y ago
Vim - documenting my progress on Futureland https://futureland.tv/tmm/vim
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7y ago
awkweb
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Futureland – A time machine, feedback engine, and fund for your projects
(futureland.tv)
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Own Your Email
(tom.fm)
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7y ago
And before Slack, HipChat was quite good.
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7y ago
> “It’s like if Google made Gmail for bitcoin,” says Chris Dixon, an Andreessen partner who serves on the Coinbase board. “And that’s literally the way they described it.” One of the most painful startup analogies I've heard.
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Thoughts on Building Paid Software
(tom.fm)
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7y ago
Someone found the list! Great idea - thought about doing it, but was out of scope for a holiday hack because of Twitter’s rate limiting.
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7y ago
if you mute someone, you can still go to their profile and see their tweets. blocking is more extreme - neither user can view each other's content (says you are blocked by @username).
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127.0.0.1 twitter.com 127.0.0.1 www.twitter.com
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i see a bunch of tweets from folks i don't follow through retweets and (more commonly now) favorites. this let's me switch that on and off. overall, this was a little hack that everyone i talked to thought was funny.
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Good point. Show, not tell. Once you log in, you can see a bunch of accounts and either mute/unmute one-by-one or in bulk. Twitter doesn’t give very many options for developers (read, read/write, read/write/dms). So unfo
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not really other than bulk mute/unmute. was a gimmicky hack i threw together over the holiday so i could turn on/off vc twitter easily.
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Show HN: Mute.vc – Mute Investors on Twitter
(mute.vc)
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meagher
7y ago
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