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by wes-k 7y ago
I work with blueprint and I find it to be pretty incredible. Typescript based, fairly comprehensive, good docs, easy to use.
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by wes-k 7y ago
We don’t need machines to be smarter than humans. The rise of more powerful tools enables a single human to do more.
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by wes-k 7y ago
Really? Where are you getting this from? I suspect that may be true for ephemeral leisure time or the little leisure time most people have. Give the average person a 20/hr work week and I’d assume they won’t fill the time with more tv.
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by wes-k 7y ago
Awesome site I never heard of, ty! Worth noting that coming in at #4 is the one we can all contribute to right away -- https://www.drawdown.org/solutions/food/plant-rich-diet . The amazing thing is your dietary cho
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by wes-k 7y ago
Eh yes and no.. There's plenty of people who do part-time work just to make ends-meet that have a lot of leisure time. Work to live or live to work.
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by wes-k 8y ago
I’m very hopeful about low orbit broadband. Both for more global access and to potentially escape the current oligopoly. With a few players we may get real competition!
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by wes-k 8y ago
At a meditation retreat we did some form of “shanmukhi mudra” and I definitely saw some of the most intense colors of my life. I think the combination of sensory deprivation and pressure on the eyelids is what did the trick.
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by wes-k 8y ago
Built out our editor on it with a handful of customizations: https://www.wikiful.com/@demo/dev-team-welcome-wiki This is THE toolkit if you want power and flexibility when building out your editor!
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by wes-k 8y ago
Ha! I’m the one who opened that ticket. I had implemented my own spell checker which was having some performance issues and was pleased to see ProseMirror works much better now with the browsers spell checker!
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by wes-k 8y ago
We went with ProseMirror for https://wikiful.com . It's probably the most powerful but is also not a plug-and-play setup and required a handful of tweaks. If I wanted a lighter solution, I'd probably give https:/&
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by wes-k 8y ago
Interested! Shoot me an email qbaler@gmail.com
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by wes-k 8y ago
Hey there! I’ve got yet another wiki platform for ya! Wikiful! I’m a biased cofounder but I truly believe it is one of the nicest and easiest to use wikis out there. More features in the works! You can try out our demo here: https:/&#
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by wes-k 8y ago
Check out https://www.wikiful.com Prioritizes speed & simplicity. Has markdown shortcuts. (I’m CTO / co-founder)
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by wes-k 8y ago
Inline styles = open ended, while classesrestrict you. Also this is switching things around. Now your html depends on your css classes and not your css depending on your html. No more broken css when a dev modified the html structure and di
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by wes-k 8y ago
I was definitely hesitant when I first heard about this. After working in a codebase that uses CSS utilities, I gotta say, this is awesome!! I plan to use tailwind in all future green field projects! Enforces style, kills duplication, speed
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by wes-k 8y ago
As a society we need to understand the effects of drugs and inform our citizens. Right now marijuana is a schedule 1 drug, right up there with heroin. This, to me, makes me ignore and distrust these classifications. This is not how we educa
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by wes-k 8y ago
Someday we’ll have our own tech forward vegan commune! This is a big dream of mine!!
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by wes-k 8y ago
For personal gardens, there is a cool open source project called Farm Bot: https://farm.bot/
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by wes-k 8y ago
Bring on FALC! Fully automated luxury communism. This, or simply the push for more free time for everybody, is one of my life goals. Kinda my main goal actually.
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by wes-k 8y ago
"let me just duck that for you" I'm in!
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by wes-k 8y ago
Sounds like RSS and Atom.
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by wes-k 8y ago
Surprised no one mentioned this one yet: > The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters is a 2007 American documentary film about competitive gaming directed by Seth Gordon. It follows Steve Wiebe in his attempts to take the high score record
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by wes-k 8y ago
Get good at JS and then def. learn TypeScript. It’s incredibly valuable for medium to large projects. It combined with an IDE makes coding JS a lot more manageable.
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by wes-k 8y ago
Very exciting! While, I do believe basic-income is a part of the future, it MUST be paired with providing other social goods. Public school, single payer healthcare, cheap & healthy food, cheap housing, etc. Without these necessities al
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by wes-k 8y ago
(4) Char. I believe the heme (maybe myoglobin, I’m not a doctor) also helps when grilling to get the char and carmelization you get with normal meat burgers.
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by wes-k 8y ago
This is why I say things like “AT machine”, or in this case, “enter your PI number”.
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by wes-k 8y ago
Currently a combination of apple notes and a personal wiki. I was unhappy with the existing wiki software (both paid and open source) and so my partner and I built https://www.wikiful.com/ . We're currently in a sort of
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by wes-k 8y ago
Thanks for sharing, this looks very exciting! Bring on more docs and examples!!
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by wes-k 8y ago
Was curious myself. 252K -> 17K. Yes it compresses well :)
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by wes-k 8y ago
Not perfect, but ruby 2.3 introduces the safe navigation operator (&.), so you can do foo&.each or foo&.bar

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