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by yashasolutions 3y ago
I think it is normal. I have tried to find other creators or content source, but the topics I care about (mostly engineering and education) are under-represented on Bluesky. It is probably due to how Bluesky was populated - a specific demog
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by yashasolutions 3y ago
Most AI Safety folks do leave the feeling they strongly believe what they are preaching. Whether or not they are right is an entirely different discussion. However, funding for AI Safety is clearly in some part motivated by either regulator
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by yashasolutions 3y ago
AI is integrated with emacs. You can get both openAI/ChatGPT/Copilot integration with emacs, works fine. I agree that slack and other proprietary chat interface make it harder for everyone else, but that's a problem not just
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by yashasolutions 3y ago
> And when the creators and searchers leave the web for good, Google will have nobody to blame but itself When you are the size of Google, I am not sure how much people not using the web is a problem, as long as people use your products.
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by yashasolutions 3y ago
This is it! The year of the linux desktop is coming!
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by yashasolutions 3y ago
is it only for small projects - or can it handle larger load?
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by yashasolutions 3y ago
Kagi is great, it's now my daily driver for search. This is after I got tired of DDG, moved to Google (through StartPage), but the spammy result, or just irrelevant... and the fact that sometime they aren't any results even... for
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by yashasolutions 3y ago
It does feel at this point that any company collecting data will be hacked, it's only a matter of "when" and no "if"...
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by yashasolutions 3y ago
the hard part here is to find a floppy disk... (or something to read it) but it is refreshing to see some effort done to have some some small size OS for general use.
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by yashasolutions 3y ago
It's also a question of what we call "magical" The 90s were special in a certain way that is very different from how the Internet was in 2010. I enjoyed both. I could call both of them "magical periods". Just differ
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by yashasolutions 3y ago
> But as more affluent kids move out of the school system, funding will decrease Why? Public schools are funded by tax money, not by the kids. Less kids using public schools mean more resources for the kids left. No? I am not following y
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by yashasolutions 3y ago
Nice work! Love to see you've used python for the backend. Generally good to see some activity in the LMS world. It would be really interesting if you could share what sort of segment from the online learning market/needs you&#x27
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by yashasolutions 3y ago
Firefox is getting many things right, but maybe we need something like some community fork with a leadership that's able to create a constructive effort to bring back the focus on what was once the spirit of this browser. There are man
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by yashasolutions 3y ago
well technically it says "a" trilobite, so it's not entirely lying, it is indeed "a" trilobite
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by yashasolutions 3y ago
he was behind the inbox zero philosophy
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by yashasolutions 3y ago
When I read such PR it feels that someone need a budget approved and no accountability : "here is something cool that nobody can check, but hey we could explore this for a couple of millions, can you sign down here"
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by yashasolutions 3y ago
maybe just people who have work opportunities aren't that much on HN. Most of my clients have never heard of HN.
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by yashasolutions 3y ago
it is just a regular phone with GrapheneOS [1], anyone can install it by themselves. They just provide a convenient way to get one. 1: https://grapheneos.org/
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by yashasolutions 3y ago
https://yasha.solutions Power by hugo after being on wordpress and then gatsby. The hardest was to get a workflow of writting so that i don't have streaks of multiple month without any writting going on. Still hard but some
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by yashasolutions 4y ago
i have setup termux version which make emacs quite usable on mobile (including org agenda etc.) it takes a bit of getting used to but it is surprising efficient
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by yashasolutions 4y ago
this is seriously sad. It is so hard to build a great product, and so easy to f things up. Given Adobe track record, there is litterally more chances to see things going south for figma
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by yashasolutions 4y ago
Gin
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by yashasolutions 4y ago
this. I have used some many note taking app before emacs - from simplenotes, to joplin, and many other on Mac, Windows and linux, I cannot list them all, but since I have understood how to build a workflow around emacs, I have finally somet
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by yashasolutions 4y ago
eww and FF daily. I wish Nyxt had less critical issues, I would 100% use it.
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by yashasolutions 4y ago
wow love the interface. I have been working with weblate for the past year and while it has a lot to offer, it feels very heavy.
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by yashasolutions 4y ago
Define fair. Also, not sure fair is even the goal for many of them. If you want to maximize your revenue, you are nearly always better off on your own platform. So these platform take a cut and it is left to the user to make a choice if it&
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by yashasolutions 4y ago
nice! i have been using a combination of org-mode / taskjuggler to produce gantt so far. Bit this looks nice and could be use for simpler use cases.
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by yashasolutions 4y ago
genuine question: what is the value of a virtual artifact outside of the sofware where it is played? What would one do with a token of a lotus123 addon?
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by yashasolutions 5y ago
I love the name, might not be a real framework but the name is awesome. Someone make it a framework.
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by yashasolutions 5y ago
https://edbrowse.org/ does support js and is 100% command line - but it's really closer to ed than it is vim in terms of user experience...

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