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by submeta 5y ago
Magit is an exceptionally well made interface to Git. Yes, it’s built on top of Emacs, and that might stop many from even looking into it. - I am glad I made a deep dive into Emacs last year, and although I stopped using it as an IDE (VS Co
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by submeta 5y ago
Looks awesome. Would love to see something like this for Django or Flask.
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by submeta 5y ago
What I am missing most in Obsidian is this: It does not show the date created of the document. I need to hover over a note to see that info. This is such a basic and super important info, I am wondering why it‘s neglected so much. Every not
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by submeta 5y ago
This is great. It inspired many frameworks to come up with similar solutions. Here is one for Python/Flask: https://pypi.org/project/Flask-Wire/
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by submeta 5y ago
Excellent, thanks for sharing!
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by submeta 5y ago
Nicely written article! - Slightly off topic: I love seeing and reading Python code. Used to see many flaws in the language (things like `.append` changing the object, returning `None` instead of creating a copy and returning that), but aft
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by submeta 5y ago
Vaccination was developed over 200 years ago, and it saved millions of lives ever since. Only the most crazy people would dispute its effectiveness or insinuate that some sort of hidden powers wanted to poison humanity. Now when did this gr
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by submeta 5y ago
I find it amusing how quick stereotypisation happens. Many people instantly know how to categorize someone as right or left after hearing only one argument about certain topics like migration or environmental topics or EU. We need to leave
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by submeta 5y ago
The title should rather be: „Oracle Is the Devil“.
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by submeta 5y ago
At what cost? If growth means the platform cannot handle the traffic properly, you’ll loose users.
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by submeta 5y ago
If any Notion manager is reading this: Please stop spending endless dollars on youtube stars and affiliate marketing. Almost every Youtube star that has a channel on productivity (Thomas Frank, Ali Abdaal and a dozen others) makes paid vid
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by submeta 5y ago
I was in the same boat, until I started watching YouTube stars demonstrate how to use it as - a Kanban Board (abandoned Trello) - a Confluence replacement Now I love it for task- and project management. I use it in combo with Roam Research.
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by submeta 5y ago
Not bootable with latest MacOS anymore, at least not easily. But ignoring that: CCC is an excellent backup solution for MacOS. Have been bitten by Time Machine twice. Still use it, but do not rely on it.
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by submeta 5y ago
Roam Research was a game changer for me. - I know it’s expensive, the founder behaves arrogantly, but nontheless: They have created a product that is very unique. Many have imitated it’s feature-set (athens, org-roam, logseq to name a few),
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by submeta 5y ago
What’s the obsession with naming everything Zen. Zen-this, Zen-that. - And what does Zen have to do with commercial web services.
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by submeta 5y ago
I loved tinkering with Emacs, reading through code of packages like org-ql, writing my own helper functions in Elisp, migrating every tool I use to Emacs (Editors, IDEs, file explorers, diff tools, dedicated markdown editors, and many more)
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by submeta 5y ago
OT: Nicely written and formated ascii document. I wonder what tools they used to create the headars / page numbers / refs.
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by submeta 5y ago
Not possible in Germany. That’s a shame. I buy tons of things from Amazon and have no overview of my purchases. Have to use a Firefox plugin to get the data. This should be possible on Amazon.de, directly.
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by submeta 5y ago
I am no scientist, and I have no access to paywalled platforms and publications. So Sci-Hub is my only available option, and it is increadibly valuable when it comes to doing research on a specific topic. - I can remember the old days of th
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Sci-Hub Twitter account suspended(twitter.com)
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by submeta 5y ago
„Derive“ was an excellent piece of software. Loved it. Until I came across Mathematica years later.
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by submeta 5y ago
One thing that helps keep the brain fresh: Meeting and talking to younger people. And intelligent people. Former‘ll keep you mentally fresh, latter will challenge your thinking.
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by submeta 5y ago
Just got an answer from the dev of Karabiner Elements[1]. It won‘t be affected. [1] https://github.com/pqrs-org/Karabiner-Elements/issues/2760
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by submeta 5y ago
I hope this won't effect tools like "Karabiner Elements"[1]? It's an essential tool I use to re-program the whole keyboard. [1] https://karabiner-elements.pqrs.org/
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by submeta 5y ago
While we are at it: Why not orgmode? It‘s much more versatile. But I still go back to markdown because everyone (and almost every tool I use) will accept it.
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by submeta 6y ago
What about macOS Catalina users? Any updates / fixes for them? Do you happen to know?
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by submeta 6y ago
There are so many devs who can‘t properly Google, but there are equally many devs who can‘t get a couple of books about a subject (that alone is a skill not many devs have mastered), dive into it and take the time to understand. Either they
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by submeta 6y ago
I ended up using my iPad Pro 2018 as a third screen (via Airplay) below my 4k monitor. My MBP sits on the left. It‘s an excellent setup running iTerm on the iPad screen, calendar or email on the MBP screen and editor / IDE on the 4k di
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by submeta 6y ago
You name another bank account number, they will transfer your funds. ## Edit But banks cancelling your account is not something without consequences. Your credit rating may and propably will suffer.
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by submeta 6y ago
Fidor. But I hear this happens with other banks as well, regularly.

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