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Show HN: termic – A replacement for Microsoft Terminology Search(termic.me)
2 points by spidersouris 3y ago|1 comments
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by spidersouris 3y ago
Would be interesting to know how much battery is used by running the website.
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by spidersouris 3y ago
During I/O they said that they'd be expanding the number of supported countries the day of the conference, but access is still restricted in France. I don't know what they're doing.
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by spidersouris 4y ago
The only disadvantage I may see to this is that it skews your counter of daily cards. So you may feel discouraged if you see that you have a large amount of cards to review and that it will probably take you a lot of time to go through them
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by spidersouris 4y ago
It seems the Google dLight isn't sold and is reserved to employees. Did you get it from a Google employee? Or are you working at Google?
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by spidersouris 4y ago
> The slower ~100 wpm (i.e. 1x speed) acted as a barrier to learning. Any papers proving your point?
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by spidersouris 4y ago
> Research shows... Do you have any references in mind?
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by spidersouris 4y ago
And how exactly do you see this being achieved? The fact that GPT is trained on Web data will inevitably associate a political leaning to it's output, because a large part of what's in the Internet is more or less relatable to pol
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by spidersouris 4y ago
I think I'm getting quite good at detecting them now. I just had to read the first five words to immediately see that something was wrong. Was fun at first reading this kind of comment but it's becoming bothersome.
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by spidersouris 4y ago
This is strictly specific to my workflow, but: - My notes contain all the knowledge I have accumulated. - I extract new knowledge that is worth being remembered from my notes into my SR system so as to add it to my long-term memory (there i
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by spidersouris 4y ago
Agreed. I take notes for my university classes either by using my tablet to type in a markdown file (the content of which I then transfer to Obsidian) or by writing by hand in a small notebook (and then adding the most important things to O
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by spidersouris 4y ago
I have never understood all the song and dance about stories. I can see how they differ from simple posts in the sense that they can be interactive and last only last some time before disappearing (and even then, it seems the concept was ex
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by spidersouris 4y ago
> You must balance enjoying your time now with investing in yourself and your future. That is, to me, one of the most difficult things to apply in life, and I feel like the rest of your post doesn't exactly provide an answer on how
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by spidersouris 4y ago
> Companies need to promote creative problem-solving spaces, and I'm not talking about a beanbag area with free lattes, but a sit-and-think, light, non-social way of working that promotes this kind of thing. Would that really solve
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by spidersouris 4y ago
I see. So would there still be anything to get from this newsletter for childless remote workers? Even though I'm not part of the targeted audience, I find it a great initiative. Kudos for launching!
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by spidersouris 4y ago
Why parents specifically?
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by spidersouris 4y ago
> incidentally it also got me my first paid programming job How?
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by spidersouris 4y ago
Do you mean it adds them to your vault, in the left sidebar? As far as I know, you cannot hide them from there, but what you can do is define an attachments folder, so that any pasted image will be placed there and it won't generate no
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by spidersouris 4y ago
Quite different from N++, but perhaps Obsidian with Tabs plugin?
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Happy Ring(happyring.com)
1 points by spidersouris 4y ago|0 comments
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by spidersouris 4y ago
What does PASC have to do with vaccination?
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by spidersouris 4y ago
Search combined with memory is key. Slack has quite a powerful search system which makes it easy to retrieve previous discussions. When I have a doubt regarding whether we've already talked about a specific topic in my team, I systemat
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by spidersouris 4y ago
Funny! That indirectly relates to the "What’s the strangest thing you ever found in a book?" thread[0] which was posted a couple of weeks ago. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32334552
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Algorave(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by spidersouris 4y ago|0 comments
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by spidersouris 4y ago
I don't have all this even though I'm subscribed to Spotify Premium and I use the mobile app. Since when did you start seeing those? May it be that it only appears in some regions? I live in Europe FWIW.
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by spidersouris 4y ago
Did you try using safe mode? I've had a similar problem and I figured out it was caused by an addon.
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by spidersouris 4y ago
What do you mean on purpose? To counteract cheating?
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by spidersouris 4y ago
> Edit: I pay £10/month for Adobe Creative Cloud and get Photoshop, Lightroom, XD, Illustrator, etc. I pay ~£8/month for Office 365 and get Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc. All massively rich and powerful tools. Why does feedly im
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by spidersouris 4y ago
Sorry about that! I used the website of my academic library which collects articles from a variety of newspapers, but it seems they got the wrong one.
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by spidersouris 4y ago
Here you go: https://arxius.io/f/e9c469eb

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