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by usrme 5y ago
To those interested in a more modern-looking Anki (minus the Notion as in the OP): I do suggest having a look at Mochi ( https://mochi.cards/ ). As someone new to spaced repetition ( https://ncase.me/remember&#
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by usrme 5y ago
This is something I would more than welcome in my home country. A speed limit of 50 km/h is too damn high when people see it more of as a suggestion and regularly drive at 55 or slightly above.
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by usrme 5y ago
Looks great, but based on my limited time with it: - when registering via the Android application I got no 1Password prompt to fill in the fields; this is usually the case with other applications - there doesn't seem to be an option to
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by usrme 5y ago
It's a damn shame it took until this article for me (and it appears some others) to learn about the console and the debugger; those seem like massive time savers! My own biggest helper has been to use "ANSIBLE_STDOUT_CALLBACK=yaml
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by usrme 5y ago
Does anybody know if something like this exists for Azure as well?
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by usrme 5y ago
Thanks for mentioning this! It turns out that that I have an account from 2014 that has 50GB instead of the 20GB offered now in the free tier. To those interested in very basic photo viewing: the Mega apps are more than capable of sorting b
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by usrme 5y ago
I gave Stingle a cursory try, but I was immediately put off by the fact that it was not even able to retrieve EXIF data from images and use that a basis for sorting. The handful of images I uploaded as a test we're all dated to the dat
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by usrme 5y ago
These are awesome and exactly the kind of formulas I wish I would have been taught earlier on my life! I've personally been using a free spreadsheet-based tool called the Investment Portfolio Tracker by The Measure of a Plan ( https:&#
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by usrme 5y ago
Just as an aside: one of the best one can do in terms of policy is to lower speed limits to reduce accidents; it's proven to be very effective in countries like Finland. Far from the only, but one that requires zero changes to existin
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by usrme 5y ago
Is there something similar that is offline? All I'm interested in is just opening up a bookmark without an internet connection and being able to jot down stuff with Markdown support; it being able to save state is even not necessarily
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by usrme 5y ago
I've tried various other fonts to spice things up a bit from JetBrains Mono ( https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/mono/ ), but everything else just pales in comparison for both terminal and text editor usage. Highly r
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by usrme 5y ago
Congratulations on a very nice hobby project, and reaching the front page of Hacker News! A few questions though: - is the indentation of section headings, such as "Indication", "Pharmacodynamics", etc, intentional? The
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by usrme 5y ago
I was actually very surprised to learn from a comment above that you are also working on Dynalist, something I'm a happy user of. While I understand that Dynalist is an outliner and that Obsidian acts as more of a knowledge base, I&#x2
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by usrme 5y ago
Thanks for the reply! You can write to me at usrme(at)protonmail.ch
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by usrme 5y ago
Seeing as your title managed to land under the same publishing umbrella as (one of my own favorite programming books as well) The Pragmatic Programmer, do you have insight as to whether your title will also be made available on the O'R
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by usrme 5y ago
This was news to me and it turns out that this is indeed the case: https://e-visa.ie/usa/news/iran-and-esta . They mention the 1st of March, 2011 as the cut off point, but I haven't been able to suss out why i
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by usrme 5y ago
This is really neat! As someone mentioned: a more standardized format of ISO 8601 would be a great and welcome change. I'm not entirely sure whether the current code would support that, but being able to craft a timeline based not only
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by usrme 5y ago
Thanks for the large amount of effort you've put in to this; it really shows! I'm really looking forward to digging in to this, but I just wanted to ask: will there be an option to download an EPUB version as well?
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by usrme 5y ago
Not from the manufacturer, no. I bought it second-hand and the seller does offer a 36-month warranty for any mechanical dysfunctions, though I'm not sure whether something like this would qualify. Even if it did, I'm not all that
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by usrme 5y ago
Did you have it regulated? Asking because my Tudor Heritage Black Bay 79220R uses the same movement, but will lose around 30 seconds in a week... I mostly wear it when I'm not all that active (e.g. in the office, out about in the city,
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Your language isn’t broken, it’s doing floating point math(0.30000000000000004.com)
2 points by usrme 6y ago|0 comments
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by usrme 6y ago
On a slightly unrelated note: does anyone have experience with Readng itself? It seems to position itself as an alternative to Goodreads, but I'm curious as to what the major selling point is, so to speak, besides owning your data, and
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Multi-Lingual Literate Programming with 'Mdsh'(github.com)
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by usrme 6y ago
Wholly agreed. It seems like the bar of a quality post was lowered significantly for the CTO...
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by usrme 6y ago
People might be interested in a project Linus Lee ( https://thesephist.com/ ) started to create a more personal adaption of using Twitter: https://thesephist.com/posts/lucerne/ It seems to tackle th
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by usrme 6y ago
Great work! One minor nitpick would be to move the "In-place editing with fileinput" section to "Dealing with files" as it seems only tangentially related to command line arguments. At first glance I thought it was put t
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by usrme 6y ago
To those more familiar with TLA+: is it worth looking into TLA+ when one is not building distributed systems? I'm really drawn to the formal proofing part, as that seems to be the major benefit, but it might be overkill for my use ca
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by usrme 6y ago
Quite an impressive project all things considered; definitely something to keep in mind for the next project that inevitably starts out as a simple Bash script. Out of curiosity: if you (the reader) get to a point where you need more compli
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by usrme 6y ago
Maybe someone else will benefit from my experience as well: I recently wanted to create an RSS feed for https://www.apmreports.org/ as they didn't seem to offer one, nor did Feedly (my preferred RSS reader) manage to f
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by usrme 6y ago
There are also plain text versions of that paper if you're interested: - https://pastebin.com/raw/WwXKAGnW - https://gist.github.com/onlurking/fc5c81d18cfce9ff81bc968a7f...

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