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by steezeburger 2y ago
Life happened, and I realized I would not be in town over holiday! Thanks for the offer though. I can't wait to get it and write some code for it!
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by steezeburger 2y ago
Anyway you could check on mine? I've yet to receive it, and I'm ready to start hacking!
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by steezeburger 2y ago
I'm a backer, but this would probably fit your bill https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/usetrmnl/trmnl-the-e-in... I wanted the same kind of general eink device, but this is also supposedly super hackable!
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by steezeburger 2y ago
I don't agree. There are so many niche genres now that have never existed before, e.g. vaporwave, phonk, outrun, twee, etc. Gotta dig deeper. There is tons of fresh and original underground music being made still.
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by steezeburger 2y ago
I'm from Midwest City and searched that and found the court at Regional Park. But I searched for Midwest City and not Oklahoma
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by steezeburger 2y ago
One that I saw was a baseball field
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by steezeburger 2y ago
The Remarkable screen and pen latency are better than Daylight? That's opposite of what I've heard previously.
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by steezeburger 2y ago
Was curious and looked it up. I think everyone's auto correct is a bit hardcore this evening. It's Silpheed
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by steezeburger 2y ago
I believe he uses Bear notes and exports them for this closed source web app. I think he has mentioned that he just wasn't ready for it to be open sourced.
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by steezeburger 2y ago
It's common math notation to have f and f prime to represent something derived from f.
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by steezeburger 2y ago
How do prisoners have access to Spotify?
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by steezeburger 2y ago
It's desktop first right now. I haven't put much thought into mobile yet! As for horizontal scrolling, it works great with a laptop that has a gesture for horizontal scrolling. Some mice also have second scroll wheels that can be
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by steezeburger 2y ago
Heard that! I made this proof of concept in just a few hours last night, so there's still quite a bit of work to be done. I've already created an issue to add browsing history https://github.com/steezeburger/w
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by steezeburger 2y ago
And this is why I love HN. I did some research before this project, but now I can go look into Miller columns. Thank you!
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by steezeburger 2y ago
I think this style of browsing really shows its strength for research and review type tasks. Maybe I'll research what it would take to write an extension to implement some of these ideas.
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by steezeburger 2y ago
YES! I've wanted EXACTLY this in my browser and IDE for some time. I'll do a little research every once in a while to see what it takes, but never get very far. I really like iterm's keyboard shortcuts for new panes (vertical
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by steezeburger 2y ago
Oh wow, I've wanted this feature in my browser for a long time! I'll have to check out Edge more deeply. I think a similar feature to how tabs and panes work in iterm/tmux would also be really really nice in my web browser an
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by steezeburger 2y ago
I'll add that! Thanks for the feedback. I built this in a few hours last night as a proof of concept, so it DEFINITELY needs some polish! I've put zero thought into mobile so far. Edit: the most recent pane should auto focus now!
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Show HN: Wikipedia Browser a La Andy Matuschak's Evergreen Notes(steezeburger.com)
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by steezeburger 2y ago
How can you self diagnose yourself from a symptom that's not even included as a symptom for what you're self diagnosing for?
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by steezeburger 2y ago
I laughed when they called it evil. How absurd!
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by steezeburger 2y ago
I think nerd sniping is when you dangle a super intriguing problem in front of someone, and they can't help but dive into the problem.
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by steezeburger 2y ago
Information should be free. I'm glad Archive exists and is "un-capitalism".
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by steezeburger 2y ago
I've been thinking of something like this since LLMs became popular. I've toyed around with some proof of concepts, but haven't had the time or motivation to work on it lately. I love the idea of tagging everything and showin
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by steezeburger 2y ago
Oo, yeah, that's a good point! I totally see why it was done this way now. Though I do still think it would be cool to have a toggleable overlay or something that shows the cyclic connections!
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by steezeburger 2y ago
It's not a huge barrier, but it's still a barrier. I have lots of infra using Helm/K8s, sometimes Docker. These .env files don't have `export` keywords in them. So your suggestion is to munge these for local development.
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by steezeburger 2y ago
This is really cool! It would be super neat if the nodes were more interconnected, forming a fully connected graph rather than just a tree.
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by steezeburger 2y ago
You can't source an .env file without some munging. All the keys would need `export` in front of them I believe.
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by steezeburger 2y ago
Not always. I can think of a scenario where I have an env I need to load for some infrastructure stuff, and I may call some commands in a directory that has another .env that's part of what I'm trying to deploy. Generally this sce
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by steezeburger 3y ago
Yes, tfa shows an excerpt from Bob saying they have the facilities to clean and reuse the cartridges.

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