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by penjelly 5y ago
> What really impressed me however was the origins of the first two titles: written by one man in assembly language you arent alone, i think that is an impressive and time consuming feat. OP, youre in a much better place now skillwise th
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by penjelly 5y ago
im an idiot but can someone help me understand the following questions? - Doesn’t this mean graphite can access non-public codebases of large organizations that authorize it? - What prevents graphite or its employees from stealing intellect
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by penjelly 5y ago
been playing with copilot lately and even it just seems more annoying then it is helpful so far. Will continue experimenting but so far my impression has soured a bit
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by penjelly 5y ago
yeah, those color illusions really demonstrate this. like when you stare at a point and the picture changes, the picture looks fully colored but in reality its turned black and white and your brain just hasnt realized it.
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by penjelly 5y ago
id like to see a study on straight caffiene as well, so we know if caffiene is the main benefit or if its something in the bean juice instead
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by penjelly 5y ago
so what? theres something wrong with "flow state" now? it seems to me youre just against videogames. Your point about sound and vision doesnt even mean much, all entertainment is then, by your definition, escapism: movies, books,
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by penjelly 5y ago
playing video games is still existing in the world. Just because youre focused on something doesnt mean you cease to be human. If that were true, sport would be the same, programming the same, etc.
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by penjelly 5y ago
isEven is ridiculous but appears to be a joke so thats fine. isOdd being an actual dep is ridiculous and i dont think its a joke? edit: yeah is-odd seems to be a serious project. This is one of the first things people learn in a new languag
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by penjelly 5y ago
i like the idea of using a keyboard layout thats more efficient for typing common characters, less finger travel. But the thought of having to relearn muscle memory and not being able to just grab any old keyboard are both huge turnoffs fo
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by penjelly 5y ago
instapaper wouldnt do any special formatting no. Thats a special usecase. ill be looking into obsidian in the future, for now Notion works well for a lot of different things i do
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by penjelly 5y ago
let me start by saying i love this idea. > You need to change your view on bookmarks: they are mostly a data source. ill try to integrate this mental model. But still this seems far less flexible for me then what is currently set up. I s
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by penjelly 5y ago
there is an integration. Its in Beta and i believe it wasnt free but it does work. go to readwise -> dashboard -> export -> Notion. be sure to test its working by doing the flow over a week or so, i remember the initial setup was
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by penjelly 5y ago
YAGNI has merit for sure, and bookmarks may work for you, but they certainly are not enough for everyone. You cant do search within of all bookmarks at once, highlights, notes or spaced repetition integration of highlights with simple bookm
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by penjelly 5y ago
i use instapaper which covers pretty much what you do here except it works for any webpage/link not just HN, also hooks into readwise a spaced reptition app on my phone, though this feature is not free. Also hooks into a Notion page fo
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by penjelly 5y ago
damn this is the coolest thing ive seen in a while
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by penjelly 5y ago
i found the article good but honestly this readme seems overkill. An emoji for every single header gets tiring after a while.
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by penjelly 5y ago
the article points out that the only way your repo will get attention if theres nobody else in the problem space, or your lib is much simpler then the other tools, so i think it can be both efficient in terms of description and mildly attra
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by penjelly 5y ago
im beginning to realize tons of things in life MUST be sold (or a case built which i see as a form of "selling") want a new code convention? best make a writeup and pros/cons for it to make it digestable to your fellow devs.
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by penjelly 5y ago
great article, i know a few talented devs who would benefit greatly from these tips. I think some people are averse to hacking the growth of their project and think they just need to put up a terse readme and the people will come. But these
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by penjelly 5y ago
i dont actually have any problem with react, but im definitely open to new things this thread reveals to me that this Rich character has some useful information i should look into.
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by penjelly 5y ago
you will always have to manage dependencies somehow. Maybe you prefer the model used by flutter or something, thats preference. Its not a matter of whether of one is unsustainable or not. react native is fine for professional or hobby proje
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by penjelly 5y ago
i just started rebuilding my personal site with nextjs but the enthusiasm here is pushing me to try svelte for the first time.. guess ill have to take a look at the feature list
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by penjelly 5y ago
react native can definitely ship production ready applications that large teams work on. bundler problems arent even react native related.. theyre webpack/babel etc. Package management? how is that related to RN?
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by penjelly 5y ago
react is used so many places professionally that i think someone would just fork or remake react from scratch if they ever did that.
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by penjelly 5y ago
can confirm the breathing can help you when in cold OR hot scenarios i used to do in in the sauna to bear the heat and its an interesting experience. (not recommending huffing on hot air though)
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by penjelly 5y ago
doctors opinion: https://youtu.be/D6EPuUdIC1E personal anecdote: just do the breathing once or twice and youll feel it doing something. i find the effect very useful for eliminating brain fog and impulse control, also relie
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by penjelly 5y ago
wim had world records in ice diving and has worked with researchers on studying his breathing technique. that said, HE IS AN ANOMALY. Hes been shown to have higher brown fat percentage then the average male (including his own twin). so no,
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by penjelly 5y ago
adblocker? exception being mobile..
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by penjelly 5y ago
wow even developers lose access to this data. i cant say om thrilled with this. "for our platform" seems so odd when youtube is by far the most popular streaming video website.
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by penjelly 5y ago
this is what i believe. even 10 minutes daily for me can work wonders. it puts me in that headspace even if i don't get any hobby work done.

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