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by tziki 6y ago
Wow, I'd noticed the increase in Chinese sounding author names during the past few years but had no idea China was such a major player.
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by tziki 6y ago
https://github.com/tsiki/connectednotes Zettelkasten based note taking app. Uses your personal Google Drive as the backend (I'd like to add Dropbox backend at some point too) so no third party storage is needed, b
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by tziki 6y ago
I have no clue what's emacs org-mode, so I guess that answers that :)
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by tziki 6y ago
I created a placeholder repo for anyone interested to watch: https://github.com/tsiki/connectednotes
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by tziki 6y ago
Turns out HN doesn't have a private messaging... and I don't know why I assumed it would. I created a placeholder repo for anyone interested to watch: https://github.com/tsiki/connectednotes
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by tziki 6y ago
I created a placeholder repo for anyone interested to watch: https://github.com/tsiki/connectednotes
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by tziki 6y ago
I created a placeholder repo for anyone interested to watch: https://github.com/tsiki/connectednotes If you want to give me feedback on the current pre-alpha version feel free to ping me, I'm tsiki @ freenode&#x2F
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by tziki 6y ago
Will do, glad to see there's interest.
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by tziki 6y ago
Absolutely this. I'm a very casual user and this is the main point why I'm thinking of getting rid of photoshop. Great tool for whenever I'm in the mood for some drawing but my god does it make me nervous about my security an
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by tziki 6y ago
I can send you a message when I push the first version out.
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by tziki 6y ago
I've been writing a modern Zettelkasten-based note taking implementation. Planning to open source and release the initial version in a couple of weeks, the MVP is coming along nicely. I was looking for a Zettelkasten note taking app wh
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by tziki 6y ago
If you don't want to use a language because in theoretical scenarios it's possible construct unintuitive operations with it, then what language are you left with?
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by tziki 7y ago
Hey, I just wanted to say thank you for this comment. After reading it I started thinking about what I want from my side projects and realized I need to, among other things, to switch the focus from "what will happen when I finish this
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by tziki 7y ago
It's also a big problem if the hack gained any publicity. Who's actually going to believe "no no, it was actually fake data that got stolen"?
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by tziki 7y ago
Tesla gets more attention because they market "self driving" and other car makers don't.
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by tziki 7y ago
Using an ML model to label point clouds for generic ML purposes sounds like a horrible idea.
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by tziki 7y ago
Dude you don't get it, google BAD!!!
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by tziki 7y ago
How did such blatant advertisement make it to the top of HN? The article quality here has really been going downhill.
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by tziki 7y ago
At the same a lot of the kind of socialization you get forced to do at school is irrelevant in life. The minimum level of decency at an average workplace is much higher than at an average school and bullying much less common and you get to
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by tziki 7y ago
I completely disagree. I think we've already seen with the JS-framework-of-the-day culture, flash, java applets and whatnot what happens when a browser doesn't provide the right level of abstraction for the developers. The develop
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by tziki 7y ago
You're still not providing any sources.
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by tziki 7y ago
I don't think you're listening. It's the law that companies hiring H1B workers must pay at least the average wage of the profession in the area. What are the sources on your claim that the companies are breaking that law?
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by tziki 7y ago
>No...usually they fall in the bottom quartile as far as total compensation goes. That's simply not true. I suggest you familiarize yourself with H1B more.
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by tziki 7y ago
H1B salaries must be at least as high as the average salary for that profession in the area. How is above average salary 'wage slavery'?
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by tziki 7y ago
Welcome to hacker news, where facts don't matter and big tech is always out to get you.
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by tziki 7y ago
Obviously the amount of material is different, by a few of orders of magnitude. No one will be able to memorize all possible whiteboard questions.
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by tziki 7y ago
A big part of technical debt is that often... you just don't have to pay. This is what makes the comparison to financial debt a very poor one. Whenever I'm moving from one framework to another I find loads of todos I can now delet
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by tziki 7y ago
A good portion of HN readers are rich. If you take the perspective of an average 3rd world laborer, vast majority of HN readers are rich, likely including you. Maybe we're more evil than average, but I have to admit, I haven't not
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by tziki 7y ago
>It's a good thing that such an option exists. I totally agree. It makes me irrationally mad that some cities like London and Los Angeles enact policies meant to prevent small apartments on a pretense of lofty words, completely igno
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by tziki 7y ago
They didn't end up implementing the winning algorithm due to how complex it would be to run at scale.

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