sarabad2021

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by sarabad2021 3y ago
It actually does work for me, the audible ticking and vocal time status updates keep me aware of the time and constantly brings my attention back to what I'm supposed to be doing. Of course it's only supplemental and not a silver
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by sarabad2021 3y ago
There's no nuclear option yet but I could see it being added down the road if there's enough interest. It's possible in Electron to prevent the user from closing or minimizing an app. Preventing the user from uninstalling it
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by sarabad2021 3y ago
Hey HN, I built Cringe Clock, a Pomodoro timer app for us—procrastinators, and the chronically distracted. You know, the ones who find themselves an hour deep into a YouTube rabbit hole when there's work to be done. Cringe Clock is lik
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Show HN: A noisy flashing timer app for productivity(github.com)
4 points by sarabad2021 3y ago|1 comments
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by sarabad2021 3y ago
This is super interesting. Looks like it's not just an emergency fallback, but could be part of our daily lives. I doubt it'll fully replace the internet, but it could be a game-changer for rural or disaster-hit areas. The off-gri
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by sarabad2021 4y ago
What are institutions doing to fix this? How can they encourage diversity of thought and opinion, even controversial opinions?
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Ask HN: Remote Work for Refugees and Asylum Seekers?
33 points by sarabad2021 5y ago|27 comments
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by sarabad2021 5y ago
Absolutely true. Whoever is downvoting leave a comment to explain. Are we okay with banks discriminating against free speech but not against porn?
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by sarabad2021 5y ago
Familiarity breeds contempt
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by sarabad2021 5y ago
Remember, the tech workers coding the algorithms that enable these censorship biases are reading HN and I don't think they like reading comments that counter their ideology. Hence downvotes with no comments or justification.
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by sarabad2021 5y ago
The New York Times is likely already working on a new article with the title: "Rehabilitating Satan, an Angel with a Bad Rap"
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by sarabad2021 5y ago
Thanks for the laugh - The fact that we look to greedy corporations for politics and ideology is absolutely ridiculous
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by sarabad2021 5y ago
Mining prices are skyrocketing right now - Still extremely profitable even in a bear market
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by sarabad2021 5y ago
Not so sure about the Yoga (easily subbed with cardio) but I can see breathing exercises helping. That said, I would like to see these kids just having less screen time and more outdoor activity and compare the results to this study.
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by sarabad2021 5y ago
Wow, thanks for reminding me about those. I didn't think anything of them when they added them to my account. Looks like I got 1400 lumens from the drop.
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by sarabad2021 5y ago
Warren Buffett disagrees with you
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by sarabad2021 5y ago
Developer quality of life. Lucee and CFWheels gives you the best of both worlds. Also, I hate Ruby syntax. I’d sooner use Golang.
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by sarabad2021 5y ago
Lucee.io all the way. It was featured here on hn awhile back. Basically dynamic ecmascript on the JVM. Great for quickly prototyping apps with. I’ve also built many highly scalable enterprise applications with it.
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by sarabad2021 5y ago
100% Lucee is amazing! However I prefer Wheels framework for more of a Ruby on Rails feel.
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by sarabad2021 5y ago
True but it's just not as cool as all the dystopian films made us think it would be
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by sarabad2021 5y ago
$1000+ price tag O-o -- Hopefully there will be enough demand to eventually make e-ink monitors mainstream so we can see the prices come down
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by sarabad2021 6y ago
This. We pray and give thanks as a family multiple times per day. Not in an empty monotonous prayer but we all chime in things and people that we're thankful for. Simple and genuine.
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by sarabad2021 6y ago
Interesting, I wonder how many other photographers will delete their photos. I'm curious, can you and will you be uploading them elsewhere?
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by sarabad2021 6y ago
RIP. I'm sure this acquisition will be great for the team but it's pretty obvious Getty will fill the site with tricky sponsored images. They will also likely start fading out new free images until the site is mostly stale or fill
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by sarabad2021 6y ago
Actually that entity demands both. Man's justice and God's justice.
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by sarabad2021 6y ago
Yes, there are abusers and that is heinous. The catholic church has done unspeakable amounts of damage to Christianity. However, that damage was done by going against the teaching of Christ who warned against such evil saying: “Whoever caus
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by sarabad2021 6y ago
I agree that it isn't the same motivation but we're on trend to seeing a similar result. If we do get to that extreme then by that time, we'll have a new moral system which won't allow these types of conversations, in th
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by sarabad2021 6y ago
I see no issues with Christianity from a philosophical standpoint. It explains things which our beyond our natural/physical world. Those things impact how we live in this world. I'm curious what you mean in your statement, please
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by sarabad2021 6y ago
The same can be said of science in that science can't explain the supernatural or the after-life. Science was never meant to explain those things but we have tried to make it a replacement by trying to naturalize everything. Things tha
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by sarabad2021 6y ago
> But the fact that admission to this community required total philosophical adherence is just bizarre. I don't think it's bizarre at all. With the church removed from western society something will fill the vacuum. And truly i

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