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by noobly 6y ago
You don't need a "hardware wallet" for this. You just need your private keys.
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by noobly 6y ago
>don't dare to even think of buying it for speculation why not?
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by noobly 6y ago
Agreed :^)
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by noobly 6y ago
because productivity, or, more accurately, 'busyness', is in line with our ethos. openly relaxing is viewed as squandering (unless you're already wealthy)
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by noobly 6y ago
What I would want, and what makes sense to me, is a system that uses online material and lectures in conjunction with an in person, immersive physical meeting place where questions may be asked and problems worked through or tips given. I t
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by noobly 6y ago
I think it indicates a new account.
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by noobly 6y ago
Textbooks are expensive and the hardware/software solutions just aren't as low latency, tangible or as cheap as pen and paper. Also, not staring at a screen (especially before bed) is a plus.
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by noobly 6y ago
Another thing that trips me up about clear cutting is the amount of organic matter that's removed from the forest that would otherwise return to the soil; soil nutrition has to be dropping like crazy in land that has been clear cut for
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by noobly 6y ago
>After switching to linux for regular usage, I started looking into music production stuff, as soon as I figured out how it all worked, i was amazed. I couldn't imagine going back to a system where you're confined to a DAW. You
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by noobly 6y ago
The author of this article wrote Deep Work, which stresses the importance of, well, deep work over more shallow tasks like responding to emails (it is stressed that shallow is not intended to be a deragatory term). I've seen his opposi
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by noobly 6y ago
Hangovers, or alcohol? I find a glass in the evening to be like a second wind usually. It can put me in a relaxed, unstuck state. But I also generally stop right there, at a glass.
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by noobly 7y ago
Thank you for the recommendation, Curtis Roads seems to be quite the synthey-book legend. I read portions of Computer Music, but your title seems much more relevant to precisely the subset of info I'm after.
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by noobly 7y ago
Soundpipe looks great, thanks!
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by noobly 7y ago
There is also Emacs via Termux on Android (it's really not so bad if you enable modifier keys, like volume up for Meta, volume down for Control). This, in addition to Syncthing to sync files across devices, makes for a nice Org workfl
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by noobly 7y ago
Do you have any recommendations for learning sound synthesis and such (for the purpose of music production) for those who are, as you say, programmers first? Most the materials I’ve found teach using Csound, PD, SC etc (understandably), and
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by noobly 7y ago
>Watch out for that last one. This must be a reference I’m not getting?
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by noobly 7y ago
You may be forgetting that the sun causes cancer[0]. 0: https://www.cancerresearchuk.org/about-cancer/causes-of-canc...
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by noobly 7y ago
While I’ve never heard this before, I did have a rather unfortunate chemically-induced experience that viscerally explored this idea in more detail.. :-)
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by noobly 7y ago
>In the paper, Zabelina differentiates “convergent” from “divergent” thinking. The former is defined as seeking a specific solution to a problem, for example, the “correct” answer. The latter is characterized by idea generation where a l
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by noobly 7y ago
An alternative to winner-mode is eyebrowse, for anyone interested.
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by noobly 7y ago
>I spent a disproportional time procrastinating on Craigslist and Slickdeals and flipping inventory between those venues Did you do this manually, or did you have some automation to help you out (finding deals, relisting, etc)? If so, wh
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by noobly 7y ago
On mobile, but they also nailed lightning helping mushrooms grow. https://phys.org/news/2010-04-lightning-mushrooms.amp
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by noobly 7y ago
>150 hours in a 7 day period Doing what? Just curious. I could only image doing something like that if the job was extremely lax - like a toll booth operator in a slow town, or something.
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by noobly 7y ago
>7 hours a week at the gym? What and incredibly laid back lifestyle. What a strange thing to pick at - is there a joke I'm missing? And it's not strictly the gym, it's 'gym/fitness'.
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by noobly 7y ago
Digital index cards can be kept closer (on your phone, in your pocket, always), and arguably lower friction too, no? And plain text is pretty flexible too. IDK, I just thought the concept was strange - but if it works for you, that's g
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by noobly 7y ago
This is only slightly more future-proof than keeping text files on a computer. So slight, I'd argue the difference doesn't even matter. I don't see the advantages to this behavior over storing them digitally.
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by noobly 7y ago
Once I saw the author's name I saved, thanks!
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by noobly 7y ago
Just to be clear, you actively maintain a collection (database?) of 10,000 index cards, spread throughout various boxes? Out of curiosity, why do you not store these digitally instead?
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by noobly 7y ago
I agree 100%! Though I prefer to store things digitally. I feel so liberated no longer having so many scratch pieces of paper around that may contain an important note or solution to a problem. I remember working through a calculus book and
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by noobly 7y ago
If you want to go the other way and keep everything in emacs, you may be interested in something like org-noter/interleave, or simply pdftools. https://github.com/weirdNox/org-noter https://github.com&#

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