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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
Indeed I am
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
My professional Elm experience is as follows: * 2017 - 2019 * 2021 - 2023 * 2023 - ?? (I'm starting a new job next month with Elm) In my experience Elm isn't dead. But it is good enough. The lack of rapid changes, updates, etc are
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
Doom Emacs’ Discord chat is great, even if you’re not using Doom. Very friendly and helpful. Emacs subreddit is also good, helpful, and active
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
Am I dense, or is this article and https://arstechnica.com/science/2023/02/lost-and-found-code-... (mentioned by another commenter) almost completely void of details about the cipher? I'm most interested
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
I got it :D
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
Don't know yet, hopefully will know tomorrow or Wednesday :D
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
I'll try to explain. I was a nvim user for a couple of years and used vimwiki (not a power user though) then switched to Doom Emacs about 3 years ago and would consider myself an almost-power user for org mode. What I like about org mo
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
The how-to is buried pretty deep for those like me who are unfamiliar with cyclic sighing (aka psychological sighing or double inhale) > Participants were informed they should sit down in a chair or, if they prefer, to lie down, and to s
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
If you're looking for portability with ergonomics I've been very interested in following Ben Vallack's advice in this video https://invidious.weblibre.org/watch?v=iOupyi-lQZM , which is to take a small keyboar
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
I was taking that to help with poor sleep but was getting crazy bad dry mouth throughout the night which would wake me up it was so painful. So it didn’t help my sleep. What dosage are you using?
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
Most people are saying "don't share your opinion on this". That's good advice as far as it goes. But my concern is more about shifting sensibilities. What if my opinion expressed today is generally accepted, but tomorrow
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
It isn't about how easy/difficult it is to hack them. Any password manager I use needs to be un-hackable in any realistic sense. It's about trusting the company. And before I get flack about "nothing is un-hackable"
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
Exactly. When I worked at 1Password everyone in the company knew this, and were trying to vastly improve the user experience. I've been gone for about 18 months now and I don't see many changes, which is unfortunate, but I know it
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
I dislike the idea of recommending these OS-specific password managers because what if they need to access their passwords on another machine? But I'm guessing for most folks that's not a concern. I also don't trust them _nea
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
I used to work at 1Password, and have been a happy 1Password user before that. I recommend it _all the time_, and I carry around a $20 1Password gift card in my wallet to give to people when I recommend it. But I have been trying to get my
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
There are two good summaries of Atomic Habits that I know of: - https://srinathramakrishnan.files.wordpress.com/2019/02/brie... - https://www.chrisbehan.ca/posts/atomic-habits Each are about
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
Have you read Atomic Habits? I read it and learned a bunch of new things about making good habits and breaking bad habits. I’m sorry the last five years haven’t been right, I know that sucks :(
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Ask HN: How did your 2022 resolutions turn out?
6 points by squeegee_scream 4y ago|11 comments
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
> In a second victory for privacy advocates, Apple said it was dropping a plan to scan user photos for child sex abuse images. The company had paused that plan shortly after its announcement last year, as security experts argued that it
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
Will Larson’s An Elegant Puzzle https://lethain.com/elegant-puzzle/ . It is mostly or entirely taken from his blog so you can just read the blog for free but I find the book valuable
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
I’ve gotta mention If Hemingway Wrote JavaScript, an excellently funny book, relevant to the thread. https://anguscroll.com/hemingway/
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
True, but in my experience even the private companies are trying to be unicorns and accepting large amounts of VC money
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
PeacockTV has problems on Safari but just works on Firefox. This is just the most recent example I have of large companies whose site doesn’t work well on all browsers. So yes I think we should test on multiple versions of multiple browsers
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
Is there a job board for companies that are trying to be simply profitable like basecamp? If not, what should I look for in company job descriptions or… I don’t know, I’m completely clueless here and don’t even know the right question to as
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
- 1Password - Fastmail (block images in email, which are often used for tracking) - Privacy.com 1Password integrates with both of the above, so that any time I sign up for a new service it will get a random, unique email from Fastmail (mask
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by squeegee_scream 4y ago
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