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neontomo
2y ago
I would use it, I just never thought of getting it set up on my Mac. Do you know if it's possible/as good? I do love the simplicity and speed of DWM.
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neontomo
2y ago
Makes me nostalgic about the time when I used DWM. Their philosophy page is worth a read for developers imo: https://suckless.org/philosophy/
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2y ago
I had this app for ages but never set it up correctly. Protip: install via brew, change defaults to open spotify instead and hide icon. Instructions here: https://github.com/tombonez/noTunes
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2y ago
what is your own theory on what happened?
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SEO 4 Devs
(seo-4-devs.netlify.app)
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2y ago
I have a few ideas. Sometimes when you reset an email account password it will tell you a part of the recovery email if there is one. This could be a clue. Send an email to one of the emails used by the perpetrator while in a meeting and se
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3y ago
I use Opensheet as the backend for storing reviews of my book. It's not CRUD, but easy enough to fetch data as JSON and display it on a website (and for free!). Highly recommended. https://github.com/benborgers/ope
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Cyberpunk Utopia – a Cyberpunk themed 2d city simulator
(neontomo.com)
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3y ago
In reality it is difficult to predict what will gain traction. I don't think this is even related to whether a product is useful or not. If I build a product that there are a million of already, it may be useful sure, but will it be pi
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3y ago
Location: Stockholm, Sweden Remote: Flexible Willing to relocate: No Technologies: React, TS, GraphQL, Svelte, Next, Remix (but agnostic really) Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomo-myrman tomo
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3y ago
Exactly how I feel about it. When he made his video about engineering principles from Elon Musk (who I admire as an engineer), my heart just sank. I recognised that he'd begun setting standards for himself that are necessary for missio
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3y ago
I'm not familiar enough with the topic to know if you're correct or not, but I don't watch his channel to see his project work out, seeing him learn small things along the way and share that journey but also him connecting wi
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3y ago
If you're interested in the trials and tribulations of regreening a desert landscape, I recommend this YouTuber with an ambitious dream: https://www.youtube.com/@dustupstexas
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3y ago
I would assume you're correct if they were the same level of audio, but my joke was about overpowering the swiping sound entirely, to the point where a microphone wouldn't be able to pick it up anymore.
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3y ago
I've never been convinced that communism wasn't about power, like with capitalism, it's just different people holding the sticks.
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3y ago
I suppose I have to start shouting every time I swipe my screen now.
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3y ago
This is a very weird answer but I liked reading it.
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3y ago
Give Marta a shot. It gives Total Commander a run for its money imo. Free. https://marta.sh/
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3y ago
I agree, but not forever. Someone going away to deal with life and coming back shouldn't be held against someone for life.
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3y ago
> To naive me it sounds like "I got fired from a company once" Reading between the lines here I'm getting the sense that you think being fired is a huge red flag that should be a career stopper. To me, this, and scrutinisi
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3y ago
When I was stuck artistically a few years ago, I made a challenge to draw every day for 30 days. On my off days, I made it devilishly simple, or even a drawing of a character saying, "I'm too tired to make something good today&quo
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3y ago
That's an interesting question. I haven't asked my readers what they used the ebook for so I don't have any data on that. I've found that many of my readers have passed on their physical copy to friends after though, so
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3y ago
My personal worry is that now that companies can't simply scrape all the data for AI, they will instead start buying up massive amounts of data, turning the companies even more powerful and monolithic. Megacorps, here we come.
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3y ago
I've written a book that I sell as a physical copy and an ebook. I don't advertise this, but when they buy the physical copy they get sent the ebook for free with this message: "You bought my book, and because of your sup
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3y ago
I've been using an app called Left for simple text editing, but I think I prefer this one.
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3y ago
Sorry my bad, your project is cool too! Cassette is a great name for it.
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3y ago
Looking further into your website, I find the content you write about extremely compelling and well written. The subtle insights about revisions here are great: https://www.robinsloan.com/moonbound/mortal-after-all/
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3y ago
Your work is in an interesting niche, but I found your home-cooked app philosophy post more fun to read about. It made me feel optimistic about the value of creative coding projects, thank you for writing it. https://www.robinslo
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3y ago
While I mostly agree with you, you are describing the NFT art market not the technology itself. At its core, NFT is a technology to create digital scarcity and can be used for non-hype cases such as storing a contract or a wedding certifica
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3y ago
Can someone explain how connecting the dots works? How does it know which dot is connected to which? For example, in the curve of an S, the closest dot to the top curve might be under it, instead of beside it.
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