wcpines

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   by wcpines 6y ago

   Derek Sivers did something similar. Related discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21362190
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   by wcpines 6y ago

   The Dash Pros [RIP Bragi. You could probably substitute any other good wireless earbuds, though.] This means I can learn and discover during activities where this was previously not possible. Podcasts and audiobooks are available during co
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   by wcpines 6y ago

   Oddly enough, learning Dvorak during a [slow] summer internship and then learning to use Vim regexes to edit/search a couple TCP dumps at my first job probably are the reasons I eventually became interested in scripting/programmin
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   by wcpines 6y ago

   For Alfred powerpack users, there is a workflow for this. I use it all the time :) https://github.com/surrealroad/alfred-reminders
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   by wcpines 6y ago

   IMO every wireless pair of buds I've seen released so far is a 'copy' of Bragi's Dash, and usually has only a subset of the features. I still love my Dash Pros. Only downside with the experience is you can't pair t
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   by wcpines 7y ago

   Am I the only one here seeing an uncanny resemblance to the Bragi Dash? (RIP)
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   by wcpines 8y ago

   This is a good point. But that aside, I like that it's a simple platform for reading/writing. Its drawback, I suppose, is content/topic discovery.
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   by wcpines 8y ago

   I said the same thing. I'm sad it didn't catch on more.
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   by wcpines 8y ago

   I like(d) Svbtle for both reading and writing. I'm sad it didn't catch on more.