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Terminal – The New Windows Terminal(github.com)
49 points by stockkid 7y ago|12 comments
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by stockkid 7y ago
> Keep in mind that blocking fingerprinting may cause some sites to break. This represents the sad state of Internet we are all living through. I have noticed that when I turn on privacy settings on Firefox, some major websites are broke
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by stockkid 7y ago
Hi, I created this tool about two years ago to take simple notes in the command line. Since then, I have been using it and improving it every day at work and home. I think it has become quite mature with useful features such as end-to-end e
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Dnote – A Simple Notebook for Developers(github.com)
1 points by stockkid 7y ago|1 comments
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by stockkid 7y ago
Don't work on your project during the office hour, or allow your project to affect your performance at work. There are two main reasons: 1. The employer is paying you to help their product/service succeed. It is unprofessional and
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by stockkid 7y ago
Yes, I built an open source tool called Dnote [0]. Basically, I can write down my microlessons as I learn them without leaving the terminal or browser. And it sends me a weekly digest to automate spaced repetition. I used to use Evernote to
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by stockkid 7y ago
> Does this hurt FOSS contributions, because now people start to expect to be paid rather than doing it for inherent motivations? I think having donatiom payments integrated with the platform will shift the motivation of programmers from
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by stockkid 7y ago
I'm surprised to see such a move from the South Korean government. The reason is that, back when I lived there a while ago, most of the government resources required Windows machines to access. Specifically, we needed ActiveX and Inter
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by stockkid 7y ago
I've used it for about six months as a primary email service provider. Good web app and mobile app. At first I thought it'd be inconvenient to not be able to search the body of emails, as one does in Gmail. But such restriction di
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by stockkid 8y ago
Much as I am a happy user of Mozilla products especially Firefox, incidents such as this makes me lose respect for the organization.
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Tell HN: Australian government's driving test resources require Flash/Windows
4 points by stockkid 8y ago|1 comments
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by stockkid 8y ago
> You can't stop selling when you hit capacity. Be intentional about smoothing your utilization out. Could you explain more?
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by stockkid 8y ago
Perhaps you meant this article https://dnote.io/blog/how-i-built-personal-knowledge-base-fo... My main argument in that article was that we almost never look back at our notes. Therefore we should focus less on organiz
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by stockkid 8y ago
> The things I have here aren’t just things. They are tools I use to explore my passions. This is actually pretty good point. Many things we are passionate about requires us to have things. Extreme minimalism could in many ways conflict
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by stockkid 8y ago
> Whenever I want to take notes, I make a textfile and edit it in my texteditor. That is what I do as well. It is simple and does not distract me from my main task. I find that I do not really need features that many note softwares provi
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by stockkid 8y ago
what didn't you like about working for the same company for 10 years?
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by stockkid 8y ago
> Practice getting people talking about themselves. It's the best way to get people to think that you are interesting. Could you elaborate why why that is the case?
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Inter – open source and legible typeface(github.com)
176 points by stockkid 8y ago|27 comments
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Revery – Native, high-performance, cross-platform desktop apps(github.com)
350 points by stockkid 8y ago|125 comments
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by stockkid 8y ago
It seems contradictory to me that author learned to "deliberately assess cutting edge technologies, bias towards conservative choices," yet he regrets not using react-native-web and Next.js.
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by stockkid 8y ago
It is unclear from the article how exactly Airbnb is moving "10x faster" as the title claims. Unless backed by a benchmark, this kind of hyperbole shouldn't be an engineering article.
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ThinkPad X1 Carbon 2019(notebookcheck.net)
15 points by stockkid 8y ago|8 comments
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by stockkid 8y ago
I am disappointed.
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by stockkid 8y ago
> I might get more legitimacy / traction / business if I go open-source. What is the reasoning behind this?
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by stockkid 8y ago
Could you point to a resource or a doc? Would it be possible to do something like that but in Go?
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by stockkid 8y ago
I agree. I think many of us throw around the word 'friend' too liberally.
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by stockkid 8y ago
I did several years ago. But I still find myself using Messenger and WhatsApp. My goal is to move off those platforms.
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by stockkid 8y ago
I have been powering SPA with go backend, and found gorilla mux [0] to be quite reliable for years. - [0] https://github.com/gorilla/mux
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by stockkid 8y ago
It's unclear from the title and the first paragraph what it is actually 22% faster at doing. Deep into the first paragraph, the article finally reveals that the new version has 22% faster 'load time' but to me it wasn't
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by stockkid 8y ago
I think Indie Hackers is great but the best content you can get is the content you never got because you were too busy shipping. Therefore I think that ranking and tracking what other people are shipping does nothing remotely useful. Maybe

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