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by y2bd 5y ago
Aren’t there NFT marketplaces built on top of (minorly esoteric) proof-of-stake block chains now? If they’re even going to humor the environmental cost, why not just use one those? Am I missing anything?
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by y2bd 5y ago
AFAIK there are no Matrix clients with voice channels.
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by y2bd 6y ago
What kinds of things have you made with your setup?
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by y2bd 6y ago
Man I’d love it if our backend teams were that willing to make changes for us. So often I stumble across bizarre, complicated business logic in our various client code bases and ask the devs “why is this here? surely this is better put on t
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by y2bd 6y ago
Can we get a Geese variant for when you're feeling angry instead of tired?
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by y2bd 6y ago
Another socially anxious introvert here. I miss in person events so much, digital conventions don’t compare even remotely (please don’t talk to me though).
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by y2bd 6y ago
If you have an iPhone, you can flag certain contacts as allowing "Emergency Bypass". This lets their calls (and text messages if you flip another switch) vibrate and/or ring your phone even if you're in do-not-disturb mo
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by y2bd 6y ago
I actually do appreciate this teaching style, as long as you do put notes to the established theory and terminology at the end. It's like that popular Monad tutorial that has you implementing Functors and Monads in order to solve a pro
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by y2bd 6y ago
iA Writer has a “typewriter” mode that behaves like that.
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by y2bd 6y ago
Context: Craft [0] is another entry in the recently popular category of personal-wiki software. However, it works as more of a service like Notion [1] as opposed to a standalone application like Obsidian [2], and therefore carries the benef
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Your Data Is Yours(craft.do)
2 points by y2bd 6y ago|1 comments
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by y2bd 6y ago
Sure, I should make clear: documentation/wikis are best for who/what/when/where of things like - What permissions do I need to contribute code to this repo - Where are the telemetry tables for X event - Who’s the manager
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by y2bd 6y ago
There are two ways that I interpret this * What’s being written down isn’t valuable, so people don’t trust the wiki to have valuable information and therefore ignore it. * What’s being written down is valuable, but people have been trained
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by y2bd 6y ago
What do you like about Dartlang? Every time I've looked at it it's seemed like a rather uninspired language, almost like a slightly more dynamic Java (and an older Java too). I've never used it for anything production though.
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by y2bd 6y ago
The two main reasons I’ve always heard against QT in particular are 1. Non C++ devs don’t want to write C++/participate in the C++ ecosystem at all. While there are plenty of QT binding libraries for other languages, they seem to be of
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by y2bd 6y ago
What's the intended use case for a device like that? Like, ultimately my headphones are still wired into a device I need to carry around, and Bluetooth isn't good enough for me to be able to walk too far away from wherever my phon
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by y2bd 6y ago
Notion [0] and recently released Craft [1] are both good personal-wiki applications that support lots of content types directly (from images and videos, to even things like tables and kanban-style boards for Notion), and have good mobile so
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by y2bd 6y ago
On iOS I’d heavily recommend GrooveBox and (recently-released) Flip for creating tunes on the go. GrooveBox is synth driven, Flip is sample driven, and both are great at working on sketches in your free time. Before the pandemic, I spent ma
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Meal replacements versus real foods(superbodyfuel.com)
2 points by y2bd 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Resources for a basic understanding of release/operations engineering?
1 points by y2bd 6y ago|0 comments
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by y2bd 6y ago
It's super cool how the result of any evaluated expression is also itself an evaluable expression.
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by y2bd 6y ago
I don’t have any information on their tracking methods, but strawpoll.me has been around for years and is relatively popular for polls.
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by y2bd 6y ago
As someone who pretty much only orders vegetarian when doing Indian takeout, these sound amazing.
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by y2bd 6y ago
That’s unfortunate. The libraries I’ve lived near all have used OverDrive and Libby, both of which are great experiences (and it’s also relatively easy to get at the raw epubs).
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by y2bd 6y ago
Bookshop.org is fantastic for sourcing physical books, but I would unfortunately heavily recommend against getting ebooks through it. The software of the company they partner with, "MyMustReads" is absolutely awful in my experie
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by y2bd 6y ago
I wish it wasn't bulked with maltodextrin.
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by y2bd 6y ago
> it's not as bad as it used to be I can only talk to Panasonic (GX8) and Fujifilm (X100F, XE3), but for both of those it's still pretty awful. Transfers are very slow, especially if you want full resolution, and it's alwa
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by y2bd 6y ago
I think I played recorder for like two months around 8 years old, but no education beyond that. Didn't have a musical family either. My younger siblings all picked up instruments during their schooling as well and I don't believe
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by y2bd 6y ago
Count me in as someone who didn’t know this existed/that I had it until someone else pointed it out for me. I started music in middle school and got frustrated with a friend who couldn’t play back a melody from a video game we both lik
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Google’s Search Preference Menu Eliminates DuckDuckGo(spreadprivacy.com)
653 points by y2bd 6y ago|234 comments

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