nikivi

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   by nikivi 6y ago

   Only issue is if you decide to use GitHub features like issues/prs or comments on code, those won't be transferrable I think. At least easily.
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   by nikivi 6y ago

   I do that with this setup too. Just put private things in `private` folder that is git ignored.
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   by nikivi 6y ago

   Since I started a wiki, I haven't wrote a single post. I think the reason is that writing a 'blog post' feels like too much friction when I can just drop a note somewhere in my corpus of knowledge. Makes it easy for querying
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   by nikivi 6y ago

   I use GitBook. It just takes in markdown files and renders it nicely on the web. Scales well with number of notes too. I have over 30,000 lines of markdown thus far: https://github.com/nikitavoloboev/knowledge
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   by nikivi 6y ago

   How similar Jetpack Compose is to SwiftUI?
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   by nikivi 6y ago

   Quite liked this view point on testing: https://eng.rekki.com/unit-testing-at-rekki/t.txt
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   by nikivi 6y ago

   I wrote something similar in my wiki too: https://wiki.nikitavoloboev.xyz/research/asking-questions Boiling it down to a series of broad steps: 1. Do your own research first. 2. Include things you have tried and though
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   by nikivi 6y ago

   Very curious how Telegram plans to monetize the app eventually given their crypto thing didn't work out.
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   by nikivi 6y ago

   I'd sell it personally. IMO for personal domains anything would do, be it .co or .xyz. Whatever is cheapest. Can argue this applies for most sites too. If you visit the domain at least once in your life in the browser, you can forget a
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    by nikivi 6y ago

    Every key on my keyboard is custom hyper key. My config: https://github.com/nikitavoloboev/dotfiles/blob/master/karab... Article to explain how to achieve this: https://medium.com/@nikita
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    by nikivi 6y ago

    It's up to the person how deep he/she wants to go in learning. The idea behind wiki/notes is that you are the main user of it. You just open it up for everyone. Right now so many notes are done privately and that's a sha
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    by nikivi 6y ago

    Learning in public I think [1]. That is asking things on social media, starting a blog or even better, digital garden [2]. Removing all kinds of friction between sharing, creating and learning. That assumes the essentials of proper sleep, n
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    by nikivi 6y ago

    You can write low level code to interject all keystrokes and program keys. https://github.com/yqrashawn/GokuRakuJoudo
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    by nikivi 6y ago

    Hope it happens for all sites going forward. Alongside everyone supporting prefers-color-scheme for dark modes. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@media/pref...
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    by nikivi 6y ago

    It uses Manage Notes workflow I made ( https://github.com/nikitavoloboev/small-workflows#personal-w... ). The workflow also lets me create hyperlinks between documents within the wiki.
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    by nikivi 6y ago

    I have a bind (3+n) to open notes.md file in Sublime Text I can drop things into. Although I don't use it much as often I can write notes directly under some topic in my wiki. It usually fits under some of the 840+ topics I have https
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    by nikivi 6y ago

    It works inside web browser
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    by nikivi 6y ago

    Don't get how people still use Jira. Linear is great https://linear.app
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    by nikivi 6y ago

    I'd ask this on https://www.reddit.com/r/RoamResearch/
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    by nikivi 6y ago

    Build software to do data analysis + work with clients. From what I know.
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    by nikivi 6y ago

    If they make it so that you have to 'unfold' it to see at least as an option, then I think it's a fine thing to add. You can easily share your favorite repos you made or projects you contribute to in there and in a way '
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    by nikivi 6y ago

    Nathan made a thread as a reply to this piece on him https://twitter.com/NathanTankus/status/1278777095670370304
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    by nikivi 6y ago

    By sad I meant that the solution was mostly out of my control. Pure chance that it happened.
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    by nikivi 6y ago

    Once was depressed in university so wrote this on happiness. Helps me to look back on. One 'good' thing about depression is it gives you a reference point of how bad it can get. Sadly what solved the depression for me was an exter
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    by nikivi 6y ago

    Issue with that is I don't know when someone posted something. Some users I like post once in a month. It's like if all Twitter users didn't have a feed but constantly checked on users they liked.
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    by nikivi 6y ago

    Yeah but I have to do it per user. I want to generate a feed from users I 'follow'. I don't think HN provides RSS feeds for /comments /posts of user, can't find it at least. So the only option is to scrape the
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    Ask HN: What's wrong with adding following users to HN?

    2 points by nikivi 6y ago|6 comments
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    by nikivi 6y ago

    Location: London Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Go • React • TypeScript • Postgres • Swift CV: https://nikitavoloboev.xyz/cv.pdf GitHub: https://github.com/nikitavoloboev Email: In CV
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    by nikivi 6y ago

    Monzo if you are UK based. Maybe US too. https://monzo.com/i/business/
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    by nikivi 6y ago

    Lex's AI podcast is pretty great due to breadth of great guests he had: https://overcast.fm/itunes1434243584/artificial-intelligence... This recent episode with Joscha Bach was amazing: https://overcast