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by movedx 3y ago
> We could have grown at many points along the way but haven't wanted to. Instead we've stayed small, focused and profitable. You're a "Small Giant": https://www.amazon.com.au/Small-Giants-Bo-Burl
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I was just thinking: it can already do this. I find the screen sharing just fine, and even use it on live streams.
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Well there you go: you're analysing it and asking what it means. What it represents. I think it represents a lack of creativity coming out of main stream Hollywood and other "big ticket" industries. Nothing seems original any
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I think I see what you're saying, but this is, essentially: culture. It's expression. It's art for those who consider it art. If you find it cringe, then it's not art from your perspective, it's a fad. It will alway
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As a YouTuber, I'm now wondering if I shouldn't focus on making sure people get at least three, and maybe only three, key take aways from my educational/opinion videos?
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I've wondering if something like a Discourse instance could be used to replace Teams, Jira, and email.
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> In the end the goal of Buddhism is not to change outer conditions but to get to a state were hapiness is experienced regardless of outer experiences. I would argue not trying to change the outer conditions is an extreme view, which is
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That's right. For me, it's essentially living a Bodhisattva life.
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I've been studying a lot of Buddhism as of late. One thing it has taught me in the Middle Way. In short, it means do nothing in excess, which includes doing nothing at all. This balanced view leads to me to believe you, Paul, and &quot
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Not to mention to the 5am hustle. Only people who get up at 5am and smash out their book for the first three hours of the day, before starting work, are winners... /s
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> alias tab='open . -a iterm' But if you just open a new tab, you'll be in the same $CWD in the new tab? Am I missing some trick here?
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Very true. In some cases, it can be a force for good; a force for innovation.
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> The other part is that, IMHO, HTML+CSS are crap for laying out application UIs. Better than what they used to be, but still absurdly complicated. Not just absurdly complicated, but also absurdly inconsistent. If you write an app in JS+
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Ask HN: How do you use your web browser?
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One thing I did for a project of mine was define my own error type, so that I can include some specific information for the next layer up. In short, I added information about the severity of the error so that the calling function that'
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by movedx 3y ago
I know what you mean. Although Discord is, in my opinion, WAY better than IRC, I do miss the interactions and friends I made there. I miss forums as well, which is kind of funny because they still exist - not sure why I don't use them
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Is this a quote of someone else, or did you go out of your way to make this as convoluted as possible?
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I appreciate that. It's not an open-source solution, I'm afraid. It's going to be a training platform we're selling access to. Maybe one day, though.
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That's how Upload Academy plan on doing it - small Go app you download and it pulls down all our content in a non-DRM protected format for you to consume however you like. Even the (forthcoming) cybersec labs, programming labs, etc., a
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by movedx 3y ago
Personally, I switched to Go.
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by movedx 3y ago
Me too. Ubuntu 22.04. It's come a long way since I last Linux in... 1999 and 2003! Haha! Now I'm even considering FreeBSD as I friggin' love that OS. It's rock solid, predictable, and fast. I just need to make sure a few
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The START MENU? TEN YEARS? My friend, how about simple file management? They've been at that for DECADES and still can't get it right? "Oh, you dragged something over the top of a network drive in Explorer, let me waste the n
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by movedx 3y ago
> But that's not how modern teams are working. I'd suggest you do more research. Plenty of teams in (very) big companies, handling (very) large workloads not doing what you'd want them to. Docker? Docker is ideal for teams
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Over complicating the engineering (Docker) involved in getting some x86 code into RAM and on a CPU stack, by over complicating further (DIND.) It's essentially another way to abstract and abstraction, and engineers are finding ways to
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You've done a great job. Well done. I went through about 10 minutes. Some of the stretches I couldn't do at my desk - they require too much room. Make sure you've giving people time to see what the exercise is, to learn it, b
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Everything about this article nicely encapsulates why I dropped Windows and moved to Ubuntu 22.04 (with KDE Plasma) about four weeks ago. I've been using Linux on and off since 1999, but now it's finally a really good option on th
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by movedx 3y ago
Awesome link, thanks. Can you recommend a good way to find a better electrical supplier offering decent prices? What's your go to method/service? I've just realised that I haven't shopped around for quite some time.
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by movedx 4y ago
I would consider the value to the consumer and use a value based pricing model. The value you're offering is overcoming a few challenges. First, the technical challenges of designing these graphics yourself - you have to pay for potent
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It's the wrong pricing model, in my opinion. consider the following: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwXlo9gy_k4 & https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWZbWzAyHAE
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by movedx 4y ago
"Charged monthly at only $5 for individuals or $3 per person for teams of 3 and up. Cancel anytime." - excellent tool, terrible business model. No on wants to pay $5/month for a utility.

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