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by veidr 4y ago
I did that too, but would never use Hugo for any website again! Instead, I would now use Astro[1] for any static site or blog. YMMV, but if you don't already love golang and their weird template language, Astro is just HTML and TypeScr
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by veidr 4y ago
I've found this to be an issue with Thunderbolt docks generally . I've tried Cam Link 4K with the Caldigit TB3 dock (TS3?) and the OWC Thunderbolt Dock (the big ass one with the power adapter the size of a Volkswagen bus) and som
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by veidr 4y ago
Automatic journaling is a built-in plugin called "Daily Notes". You just enable it in the "Options → Core plugins" pane in the settings.
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by veidr 4y ago
Only the Calendar one.
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by veidr 4y ago
It's basically a Markdown editor, except not for a single document, but a collection — which might be all your documents. Or some subset(s) sure, fine. It's flexible. But the huge value is more readily apparent when it is all th
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by veidr 4y ago
Congratulations, and also: holy fucking shit!! no app has changed my day-to-day life to this degree in many, many years. I use Obsidian every morning on my roof deck for my journal (automated with the plugin, of course) and then at my desk
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by veidr 4y ago
We seem to be talking about different things. Anybody could walk up and ask me a question, and I'd both see and hear them. In fact, that is one of the main points of today's announcement. The new "mixed reality" feature
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by veidr 4y ago
OK, but I'm originally from California and was there just a couple months ago. Same story at starbucks there: cameras on the ceiling, camera phones in tons of peoples' hands. Sorry if you don't like it, but smartphones are ev
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by veidr 4y ago
I think that is gone, as are many of the old ones like NSWindowResizeTime (or similar) that made lots of the OS animations bearable (i.e., made them not happen).
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by veidr 4y ago
Pretty sure that ship has sailed, dude. The last time I was in a starbucks (in Tokyo) well over 50% of the people were holding highres video cameras in their hands, swiping away in solitude. I couldn't see what they were looking at,
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by veidr 4y ago
I have heard a dozen variants of this question. But I don't quite get what is hard to understand about it. In this scenario, I am using a headset (VR, with mixed reality so I can see the real world around me also as needed) for the ex
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by veidr 4y ago
Yeah. I think the shape of what that looks like is still TBD, but I think you are right. I don't yet know personally what I want it to look like (and reserve the right to change my mind many times over the next few years) but there is
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by veidr 4y ago
Also, as an aside, I would really like to have six monitors, or 12 even. But as a practical matter, adding more than 3-4 monitor arms to a physical desk becomes difficult. So if your startup happens to sell a-grav monitors that can just flo
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by veidr 4y ago
Yes, literally to the coffee shop, as one example. And that's why the (optional) mixed-reality feature is mandatory. I wouldn't be self-conscious about wearing a headset at a starbucks (just like I wasn't about using an in-ea
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by veidr 4y ago
I don't doubt that your experience is valid, but it's not everyone's. For instance, I use the old busted Quest 2 headset every single day, and I don't get any nausea, or neck soreness. (I do definitely get the sweaty hea
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by veidr 4y ago
It's interesting, I love it, really want to do it, and am waiting impatiently for it. I have a desk with 3 big monitors on it and the idea of being able to take that workspace with me in my backpack is incredibly appealing. Working on
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by veidr 4y ago
Yeah you’re not wrong. But I wouldn’t consider that 100ms, or even 500ms, “expensive”. In 1999 I would have been jealous of your internet connection — I still had a 256kbps ISDN line, and there were fast forums even then (but mostly not).
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by veidr 4y ago
LOL you are so right... so much was lost when we started accepting that page reloads are expensive (T_T)
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by veidr 4y ago
That is true (that Flutter builds natively on all platforms it supports, and controls every pixel on the screen, unlike React Native and similar). But I suspect these people were trying the web version of this (pretty neat, IMO) app. Flut
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by veidr 4y ago
Yes, it comes from elsewhere in your body. A continuous glucose monitor checks the level of glucose in your blood . Glucose can be stored in your body as glycogen (e.g. in the liver, or muscle tissue). Your pancreas produces glucagon, whic
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by veidr 4y ago
I came here to say that, too! Thanks. (Prefer other types of tests whenever possible, but if you really do need drive-the-entire-browser E2E tests, use Playwright[1]. It's years ahead of Cypress.) [1]: https://playwright.dev
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by veidr 4y ago
I use pi-hole and am grateful for it, but it breaks lots of online commerce sites (e.g. Amazon) in ways that irritate my wife, who then comes to me to file her grievances and tech support request. This is AFAICT because it blocks "spon
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by veidr 4y ago
I love these kinds of stories, and almost always hope that the mistaken receipient gets to keep all or at least a nice chunk of the accidental windfall. What's the likely outcome in this case?
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by veidr 4y ago
I think there is literally no other way to do this well. Maybe for some subset of applications and OS, it could work, but Espanso works with virtually everything on Mac and Linux. (Windows too I think but I don’t use it there.) It does re
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by veidr 4y ago
$292.0 million , but yeah.
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by veidr 4y ago
But... how do you know that? Without ECC, the only way would be that none of your other machines have ever crashed at all, right?
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by veidr 4y ago
I find this omission weird, too. It seems to me that, maybe because of the situation described in this article, Tauri already has become, or at least is quickly becoming, the clear answer to this question. This article seems to be implici
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by veidr 4y ago
I'd argue that's wrong. Some people (it helps to be rich) are figuring out how to stay biologically younger, longer. Just not smoking cigarettes is an obvious one, and now almost all of us don't smoke. Those who do, age faste
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by veidr 4y ago
I have episodic insomnia, and have prescriptions for drugs like zolpidem (Ambien) and etizolam, but I don't like to use them, so I am always on the look out for less-crazy things that other people say them sleep. Recently I tried the
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by veidr 4y ago
Thank you; that is very interesting. I do think TypeScript's goal to be faithful to / eventually consistent with upstream ECMAScript would outweigh maintaining the current decorators for Angular. So perhaps the most likely outcome

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