sawaruna

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by sawaruna 6y ago
Considering the constant hype I encounter for this online, not so surprising. Perhaps the clear lead from the plethora[0] of similar software? Though Obsidian seems to be getting more popular. I recall reading about some privacy policies is
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by sawaruna 6y ago
I don't think there's a single app that I'd say is THAT critical, but things I use very often: Homewbrew iTerm Maccy Itsycal Alfred Notable
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by sawaruna 6y ago
Using a thought bubble emoji to indicate comments is really good.
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by sawaruna 6y ago
Maybe the pendulum could swing back the other way slightly and we could have room for an older Yahoo-style indexed search engine. This wouldn't be something that would be browsed instead of search, but if you had a general categories l
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by sawaruna 6y ago
N-O-D-E is a great channel.
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by sawaruna 6y ago
I’ve not tried it, but check out https://stoopinbox.com
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by sawaruna 6y ago
If you have time to blow, here's a giant list https://www.notion.so/db13644f08144495ad9877f217a161a1?v=ff6... (though not sure how many of these work well with images) I suspect a lot of people will say Roam. I've
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by sawaruna 6y ago
Not totally sure why, but I've been enjoying newsletters (though none of the paid via Substack) a lot more lately. The constant flow of news via HN, Twitter, etc. results in a kind of information overload and it's quite easy to ju
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by sawaruna 6y ago
NYT story posted here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23931960
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by sawaruna 6y ago
Not sure if I'm getting enough omega-3 as a vegan but hopefully. Eat quite a bit of nuts, and ground flax every morning. I take an algae-oil supplement for EPA and DHA, but not sure if there's some other easy addition to my diet.
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by sawaruna 6y ago
For those looking for the changes: >The metric has existed for decades now. In 1979, a groundbreaking report led by Massachusetts Institute of Technology scientist Jule Charney—dubbed the “Charney Report”—suggested the planet’s climate s
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by sawaruna 6y ago
I actually did the same, but then (as I commented on in a hn post yesterday[0]), I switched to BitWarden as I couldn't find anything that 1Password offered to make me want to pay for it over BitWarden. Not to say that 1Password doesn&#
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by sawaruna 6y ago
I wouldn't say I have an uncommon take on RDF. I feel it gets more focus (maybe too much) in semantic web related academia and research than it does on the general web. And the substantial thing wasn't meant to be that harsh of a
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by sawaruna 6y ago
As someone still using RDF in research / work, always nice to see it pop up on HN. Even if it is nothing particularly substantial.
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by sawaruna 6y ago
What did you end up moving to?
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by sawaruna 6y ago
>Recommendations AI is based on technology that Google says it uses to deliver recommendations on its own products, including YouTube and Google Search. The cloud company says retailers can use the tool to replace or complement existing
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by sawaruna 6y ago
BitWarden. Used to use 1Password, and while I don't mind paying for a service, especially a 'security' related one, I couldn't see the benefit over what I was getting with BitWarden.
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by sawaruna 6y ago
Good to see. Aside from the Apple ecosystem's password management, Bitwarden is what I've been using.
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First active leak of sea-bed methane discovered in Antarctica(theguardian.com)
2 points by sawaruna 6y ago|0 comments
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by sawaruna 6y ago
I'm working on a project right now that's applying RDF metadata schemas to some pop culture data, and while it's not GraphQL, the idea of random queries being generated is really interesting. Our output is aimed as researcher
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Public preview of Octane X graphics renderer now available on macOS Catalina(appleinsider.com)
1 points by sawaruna 6y ago|0 comments
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by sawaruna 6y ago
These tools (this, foam, obsidian, remnote, supernote, etc.) seem interesting but I've been hesitant to try any. This HN comment[0] on a Foam post a few weeks ago resonated with me. I feel like my ideas and personal knowledge base in m
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by sawaruna 6y ago
It does and it's important and I'm not suggesting people purposely ignore it, I just don't know how you get to the point where it's saturated your social feeds so much that you get this kind of phenomenon. I get a lot of
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by sawaruna 6y ago
Maybe people should utilize social media for things they enjoy instead of solely sources of news. Of course people you follow will end up posting news anyway but it won’t be solely stream of ‘doom and gloom’.
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Ask HN: What reference manager tool are you using?
1 points by sawaruna 6y ago|1 comments
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by sawaruna 6y ago
Previously by the author https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23821411
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by sawaruna 6y ago
Hopefully. #ImOut: Quit your woke company — Tell your story using the hashtag #ImOut and give others the courage to follow your lead. Let's bankrupt the woke.
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by sawaruna 6y ago
A guided tour - https://vimeo.com/420183913
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Tool is saving universities millions of dollars in journal subscriptions(sciencemag.org)
2 points by sawaruna 6y ago|1 comments
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Global Poverty Rampant Despite Sunny Talk, U.N. Finds(foreignpolicy.com)
2 points by sawaruna 6y ago|0 comments

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