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by woile 4y ago
Technically, is about reducing the emissions, not decreasing exports. Cows produce a lot of emissions, meaning, you could swap for something less polluting. Air quality is also not good in NL, because of this.
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by woile 4y ago
They have crippled many countries ability to produce food, see documentary: "Tomatoes and greed – the exodus of Ghana's farmers" Probably cheaper for some in the short term, but it means less food security, and potential grow
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by woile 4y ago
Couldn't be that the UX/design team is doing it's job?
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by woile 4y ago
The fix is simple. Humans are not designed to drive at such speeds, we've been trying to correct this for decades, and still same problem, plus, we end up with horrible and empty cities. Time to switch to safer vehicles.
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by woile 4y ago
Maybe it's not convenient for a whole family but more for solo travelers. A car with one traveller is an absolute waste. And instead is more convenient to travel by train
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by woile 4y ago
Has anyone taken a look at https://keet.io/ ?
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by woile 4y ago
This machine looks amazing! We now need a nix configuration for it! Congratulations on the launch
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by woile 4y ago
That's the basics yes. You have a pletora of things coming next. One is "Windowing" mentioned in the article, it's well explained there, and maybe it looks simple, but when you start with it, takes some time to wrap your
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by woile 4y ago
Looks awesome, it looks like it could support more backends, as long as they expose some API's: - microsoft office - confluence - markdown? I wonder if it exposes a good interface to implement different backends. I think if the search
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by woile 4y ago
It reminds me of my sister installing an Alexa controlled light in the living room with no switch. My dad, who doesn't speak english, couldn't turn them on when he stayed there. I keep thinking turning on lights with a switch take
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by woile 4y ago
Theoretically, an asgi server sits in front of your fastapi or starlette. This asgi servers are usually written in python (maybe calling some c code underneath). You can "probably" gain some performance by writing the asgi server
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by woile 4y ago
Is this a thin and lightweight laptop? I've been looking for a thin powerful AMD laptop with good Linux support
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by woile 4y ago
I've just (literally a few hours ago) started a tool trying to follow those principles. https://github.com/woile/npt I still don't know if it's worth, I have to experiment a bit more with it. I have to s
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by woile 4y ago
Where the price of the truck is almost the same as the bike
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by woile 4y ago
I think the approach you've taken by providing this document, allows you to give 1 option, and when there's something better you just change it. Ideally if you follow semver and there's something replacing something else, you
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by woile 4y ago
This is great! I wish it was a bit more opinionated and gave for example 1 or 2 http server option(s). I don't know under which criteria though
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by woile 4y ago
I recently learned about qwik thanks to fireship's 3 min video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2eF3YLiNhY It summarizes quite well the capabilities of this framework. The landing didn't tell me much even after w
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by woile 4y ago
Has anyone tried https://www.biscuitsec.org/ ? I haven't seen it much discussed, and seems to solve a lot of issues from JWT
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by woile 4y ago
Incredible!
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by woile 4y ago
It would be nice to explore the catalog of created art. I don't want to register nor generate myself, but I'd like to see the creativity in people's prompt leading to the creativity of the AI.
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by woile 4y ago
reveal-md[0] [0]: https://github.com/webpro/reveal-md
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by woile 4y ago
I can't believe I read this comment literally 10 minutes after installing endless GBs of xetex haha. Thanks for the info!
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by woile 4y ago
That sounds interesting. I have 0 experience with nix, could you explain what's the difference with doing `cargo new <name>`? What extra benefits do you get? Thanks!
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by woile 4y ago
Amsterdam is perfectly walkable. I'm still more worried by every combustion powered vehicle, specially those who think they are above the rules. Motorbikes are becoming a problem, while a bike is not gonna kill you.
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by woile 4y ago
I follow the same approach, I use obsidian to create the daily note with a button. When I study I take notes there and then if I have to, I move them to different files
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by woile 4y ago
I built this simple app to convert kindle notes into markdown https://github.com/Woile/kindle-notes-parser and split per book. Then I move those files to my second brain and then I create flashcards from some of these
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by woile 4y ago
Wow! awesome news, I just bought a feather with esp32 to start playing with rust, and I'm considering taking the course from ferreous-system. Nice to see the progress by the community and how nice it looks developing for these devices.
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by woile 4y ago
Most of my experience is with python and js. I feel like if you have experience with python, go resembles a lot. While if you have some experience with js, rust feels like an extension (but takes time to feel comfortable). If you like arrow
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by woile 4y ago
nice and good looking! it would be nice to be able to filter by tags as well, like "in computer science" the query "python"
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by woile 5y ago
Nice work! I use a obsidian with reminder plugin and I end up writing something similar: - [ ] work (@2022-04-04) - [X] not work I like the priority features though, didn't think of that, but I haven't needed it much (I try to ke

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