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Associate all source code files with your editor in macOS using duti(alexpeattie.com)
5 points by spansoa 4y ago|1 comments
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Hunting for APT Abuse of Exchange(inversecos.com)
2 points by spansoa 4y ago|0 comments
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by spansoa 4y ago
Have a dedicated window of time for The Thing you need to accomplish. Turn off your smartphone, and just hyperfocus. I even have a dedicated SSD which boots into an OS specifically tailored and configured for coding.
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by spansoa 4y ago
I don't follow some hard and fast rule. I naturally take breaks from tasks, when I feel like it, or when I'm getting slower at performance or not being as sharp as I should be; then I take a break.
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CertificateTools – Online X509 Certificate Generator(certificatetools.com)
1 points by spansoa 4y ago|0 comments
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Greek and Latin Root Words(education.yourdictionary.com)
1 points by spansoa 4y ago|1 comments
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How psychiatrists got serious about using psychedelics to treat mental health(robbreport.com)
26 points by spansoa 4y ago|21 comments
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by spansoa 4y ago
Bookmarked. Another reminder we are drowning in information on the web. There's no excuse for not becoming a better version of yourself due to The Internet. I will certainly read some of the books hosted on this site.
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AI Is Ushering in a New Scientific Revolution(thegradient.pub)
94 points by spansoa 4y ago|120 comments
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Who's Lila? Point-and-click adventure game(garage-heathen.itch.io)
1 points by spansoa 4y ago|0 comments
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by spansoa 4y ago
I used to have one, with all my personal details on there, but deleted after I found the platform was drowning in spam, and recruiters would cold-call me at 3AM in the morning, from some weird country. I have thinned down my resume in recen
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by spansoa 4y ago
> I still have no idea if he's an adversarial plant by some government He was an Aaron Swartz type who just wanted information to be free. It is clear Snowden wasn't a mole. He just hated closed-doors spying on innocent people,
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by spansoa 4y ago
Youtube is packed with reviews of products. Also if buying from Amazon I read the reviews. If a product doesn't have reviews I take that into account since it's a possible red flag. Also: I'm assuming you mean hardware tech p
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What is the web revival?(thoughts.melonking.net)
170 points by spansoa 4y ago|135 comments
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RacOS(rac.fm)
4 points by spansoa 4y ago|1 comments
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Superscript Generator(coolgenerator.com)
1 points by spansoa 4y ago|0 comments
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The Great Online Game: How to Win the Internet(notboring.co)
1 points by spansoa 4y ago|0 comments
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by spansoa 4y ago
I've always pondered if code could dream up idiosyncratic styles of art. Instead of using 'training' material, it procedurally generates art using random noise as the base input, and uses a different algorithm each time it ge
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by spansoa 4y ago
> Being in the zone > This is probably my favourite thing in the world, but also most difficult for me to achieve Came here to say this. For me I have to coax creativity and serendipity, it doesn't happen naturally. Action preced
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by spansoa 4y ago
Organizing my iPhone's photo library. It's mostly memes & inspirational quotes, and a bit of art I have gathered, plus some personal stuff. There are also many screenshots of interesting stuff I discovered when scrolling. Cher
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by spansoa 4y ago
> what your API does and does not do This could mean specifying a LOT of things that an API cannot do, but it's easier to state what an API can't do rather than list all its capabilities, similar to how people can list 100s of
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by spansoa 4y ago
DALL-E is a massively underused tool. This could transform the meme creation scene a lot. Instead of using Google images or DuckDuckGo or Yandex image search we can get DALL-E to dream up images.
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SwiftUI Canvas, Path, Shape, and View(sowenjub.me)
2 points by spansoa 4y ago|0 comments
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by spansoa 4y ago
I stick to a baseline of CSS/JS/HTML5 and avoid any flavor of the month software designed for efficiency. Most of those tools (Tailwind etc) are powertools and like bringing a gun to a knife fight. Eventually you will need to do s
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by spansoa 4y ago
I started my Twitter account by doing a lot of 'follow trains' where you ask people to follow if you follow them. This is a free way to boost your follower count from the start without having to buy them on 'gig' sites l
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by spansoa 4y ago
Over the years, I've seen entire books being written on Github, with all the grammar and spelling mistakes, warts and all to be seen in the diff. This is true of documentation & blogposts on Github too. Github is not just about sof
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by spansoa 4y ago
Not if you train your feeds to be high signal. Facebook has an 'unfollow' feature which enables you to mute people you don't like, but still have them as a friend (for whatever reason, went to school together once, or they&#x
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by spansoa 5y ago
I used to have a large online presence pre-Snowden leaks and was signed up to hundreds of services, some even in my legal name. Gradually I attempted to 'go dark' and delete all those accounts, which was tedious, but worth it. The
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Kicksecure – Secure by Default Operating System(kicksecure.com)
1 points by spansoa 5y ago|0 comments
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by spansoa 5y ago
Whonix is based on Kicksecure and is much more secure than Kicksecure itself since Whonix uses two VMs which run in tandem (Workstation & Gateway) so that it can mitigate rogue scripts that try to decloak you.

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