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by srik 4y ago
This should prove quite suitable for rapid web development, where most currently use svg-based alternatives like heroicons etc. I wanted to do a similar project in the past myself but stopped after realizing the enormity of the emoji set; I
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by srik 4y ago
Me neither, but it makes total sense now.
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by srik 4y ago
This is good. Good penmanship and the pursuit of it is a very enjoyable and rewarding practice. Since you mentioned you experience with fountain pens and a desire to learn a spencerian derivative, I want to give you a heads up that fountai
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by srik 4y ago
> The hardest thing for me to learn about it, with which I still struggle, is keeping the arm posture correct. It’s great that you recognize this handicap as dealing with it sooner rather than later is a good; bad posture is indeed harde
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by srik 4y ago
This is a good comment. I do have a contrary opinion however as I generally recommend a spencerian derivative over an italic one to new learners these days. One could say simple Spencerian derivatives are like Rust with a steep learning cur
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by srik 5y ago
I share your affinity to the older reddit ui but why bother using an addon for redirecting when you can opt out of the redesign in settings instead.
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by srik 5y ago
This doesn't get into it as much as Chris Okasaki's Purely Functional Data Structures which is the often recommended source material on the topic, but it's a good read and is also CC licensed.
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Functional Data Structures(cs.uwaterloo.ca)
2 points by srik 5y ago|1 comments
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by srik 5y ago
Phoenix is written in Elixir, so definitely not a 1:1 mapping, but because of the underlying BEAM VM, most of what makes Elixir robust should in theory also apply to Erlang. Apart from OTP which is amazing, I don't know anything at all
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by srik 5y ago
This is good advice. Django, for example, isn't the hottest tech on the block by far, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Where some see bloat, others see maturity. There are a lot of QoL features like the ORM, forms etc. etc.
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by srik 5y ago
Youth is wasted on the old.
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Thomas Jefferson's letter copying machine(monticello.org)
2 points by srik 5y ago|0 comments
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by srik 5y ago
I can see that, it's pretty much the standard progression for flat edge pen work. Felt tips -> Pilot Parallels -> Flat metal nibs with specific inks.
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The Tao of Tmux (2017)(leanpub.com)
3 points by srik 5y ago|0 comments
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by srik 5y ago
Pair <C-r> with `fzf` if you want good ux.
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by srik 5y ago
Jekyll still fits the bill. It is simple, does data with collections, supports templates(which accept parameters and can thus be "component-ized"). It's also supported natively by GitHub which is a big plus, because you can
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by srik 5y ago
> you can do multiple 24-hour fasts and get the same experience from a health point of view NO, that's incorrect. The length matters a lot. In fact, a major change occurs after the 2-3 day mark, when body glycogen stores are deplete
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by srik 5y ago
I’d like to suggest the delightfully intricate worlds of one, Wes Anderson.
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by srik 5y ago
I agree; maybe don't type the "note" at least.
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by srik 5y ago
Reeder app, especially now that it comes with a decent iCloud sync and a free Read Later service. The one time pricing is very stressfree, not to mention their polished UX making for a very pleasant experience. If you're comfortable on
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by srik 5y ago
I guess why not?
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by srik 5y ago
> power users complain—and still continue using the site—but the casual user does not. This was the exact situation digg just before the mass migration to reddit happened.
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by srik 5y ago
It's not though. Colace is primarily an emollient laxative i.e. it acts by softening stools and is not necessarily as active as the other kinds of laxatives in inducing bowel movements. As such you shouldn't expect it to provide a
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by srik 5y ago
> I assume they will have higher end iMacs later this year or early next year I wouldn’t be so sure. Unless their M1 strategy changes, I think they’ve temporarily gotten rid of iMac Pro entirely and are probably going to rely on the Mac
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by srik 6y ago
There's a fork called mundo which has an inline diff mode that I'm a big fan of — https://github.com/simnalamburt/vim-mundo
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by srik 6y ago
Wow, this might be the most relevant and genuinely useful website I've come across in a while. I really appreciate the "stretches" option for those of us who don't have access to gym equipment. Thank you.
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by srik 6y ago
As they say - You lose weight in the kitchen and get fit in the gym.
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by srik 6y ago
The emoji skin tone customization preference is a small thing but as a POC I really appreciate it. Never knew they had it.
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by srik 6y ago
Don't make this a blocker. Rebranding will hit your momentum. Since you already seek a x.app domain might as well go with xapp.com . Let's be honest for a sec - the .app gets you more nerd points but your market would be more comf
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by srik 6y ago
Going off the rest of his stack, probably corporate reasons.

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