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'Dictate a Note' is my new favorite shortcut (and that's saying something)(heydingus.net)
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by wonger_ 2y ago
Does anyone else use swap files? Personally, I find them annoying. Saving every time I leave insert mode is my preferred alternative: `autocmd! InsertLeave * silent! update` Perhaps helix has something similar?
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by wonger_ 2y ago
Reminds me of this experience of someone from the UK: https://jameshfisher.com/2017/05/19/granddad-died-today/ "Terminal dehydration is a way to skirt the Suicide Act, because we can claim that with
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by wonger_ 2y ago
How does this compare to a previous port? https://olydis.medium.com/roller-coaster-tycoon-in-the-brows... I'm curious if the author ran into the same challenges.
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Tailor – hold Alt to measure space around web elements(muffinman.io)
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by wonger_ 2y ago
Here's some notes from my experience using Automate: - flowchart block scripting feels intuitive and flexible - free tier allows 30 running blocks - some blocks I've tried: send SMS, show toast, set clipboard, await motion gesture
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by wonger_ 2y ago
I used it on Android for a bit. I liked how the screen animation naturally made me take a deep breath, and I liked seeing how many times I've opened an app so far in the day. Unfortunately the free tier is quite limited - you can only
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by wonger_ 2y ago
Thanks :) The preview doesn't play audio. But the sliced output has audio. The UX should be a lot smoother once I get around to non-blocking inputs and the audio player. For now, futzing around with mpv or a fully-featured video editor
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by wonger_ 2y ago
I've been working on a video editor for this use case: https://github.com/wong-justin/vic
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Crawling the 1996 Space Jam site (2023)(jan.miksovsky.com)
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Hand Tracking for Mouse Input (2023)(chernando.com)
221 points by wonger_ 2y ago|50 comments
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Walky.space, a Walkable Web Canvas(walky.space)
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by wonger_ 2y ago
I like Min too. I've been using it for 3 years. The workspace separation is nice, along with the minimal UI. I think it has the best defaults of any browser. Unfortunately, there's a couple uncomfortable quirks and bugs to deal wi
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by wonger_ 2y ago
What's the stack behind gnod?
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by wonger_ 2y ago
Similarly, I've been wanting to make an autoformatter that reorders CSS properties into these categories: https://9elements.com/css-rule-order/ (box model, positioning, typography, etc) I think it's the most
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by wonger_ 2y ago
I like having confidence that the intermediate representation is correct before moving forward. Especially since OCR usually makes mistakes on handwriting. It's not a redundant copy, it's reassurance.
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by wonger_ 2y ago
Plastic deli containers for food storage: https://a.co/d/0ne7FfI ($26) Good for portioning leftovers. No more guessing which tupperware to grab - you either have a big one, a small one, or a combo. Only one type of lid
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by wonger_ 2y ago
Remember to replace the bad habit with new activities, filling the void
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by wonger_ 2y ago
Electric toothbrush on the list? And possibly over $100? What benefits have you experienced? Just curious, asking as a lifelong boring toothbrush user.
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by wonger_ 2y ago
Interesting to read through their user testing reports: https://github.com/alphagov/forms/tree/main/research
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Quick Strftime Reference and REPL(strftime.timpetricola.com)
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by wonger_ 2y ago
I hope people find recovery that works for them, and that they have the freedom to explore recovery in the first place. Burnout is terrible. It's so easy to fall into a depressive spiral of "rest". TV binging, excessive sleep
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Detecting the center of a circle in an image (2017)(ilikebigbits.com)
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A letter to the hobbyist on the ledge (2013)(aeiowu.com)
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RebrickNet – Lego Part Detector(rebrickable.com)
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by wonger_ 2y ago
This reminds me of https://tree-of-knowledge.org/ , posted a few months ago on HN. The branching/exploratory/canvas approach is better UX than a chat box.
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by wonger_ 2y ago
Could you continue on about security and availability? This is exactly the gentle intro I've been looking for. I'm guessing rate limiting, backups, and monitoring are important, but I'm not sure how to go about it.
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Listed: Guess the Sale Price(listed.fun)
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Better TweetDeck, a Post-Mortem(damien.zone)
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by wonger_ 2y ago
You can immediately learn a lot from the "Refactoring UI" series: https://youtube.com/watch?v=S6-q5BheEYU These tips seem good too: https://lobau.io/design-tips/ A lot of UI design is about s

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