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by ydant 5y ago
Just a minor bug/issue report - if you use lowercase for the symbol, most of the page works fine - except the main chart: https://quantale.io/dashboard/details/amc vs. https://quantale.io/dash
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by ydant 5y ago
Agreed with pretty much everything here. It's a nice UI, looks good, is smooth, well done overall. However, it doesn't fit how I read HN or Reddit - I tend to scan and be drawn to keywords and visually interesting parts of the thr
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by ydant 5y ago
Since unp is a stock ticker, it's a little harder to find: https://github.com/mitsuhiko/unp Looks like it might be in standard Ubuntu repositories: https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/xenial&
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by ydant 5y ago
They did fully remove it about a year ago. At the time, the official support response was to point people at the GDPR export. Based on my email from when I requested a GDPR style export, that was around 2020-09-15. It was just in the past w
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by ydant 5y ago
Thanks for mentioning this. This looks like a nice companion to Obsidian and org-mode. It seems to mix a lot of the great qualities of each.
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by ydant 5y ago
Emacs org-mode, the org format, and the general ecosystem (agenda view, org-roam, and lots of other things) don't really care how you structure your data, so you can choose between: * a bunch of very focused small files * a sin
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by ydant 5y ago
And on the Android side, Orgzly http://www.orgzly.com/ I'm finding that syncing between Emacs/org-mode and my phone has been nothing but problems, though. Sync conflicts abound. I'm not sure how much of that
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by ydant 5y ago
Obsidian really is a great choice if you are looking for Markdown. Windows, Linux, Mac, Android/iOS mobile apps soon. It's polished, fast, and all around a great experience. Flexible inter-note linking (wiki style), visualization,
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by ydant 5y ago
If you want to export your Keep notes (and almost all of the metadata and media) into Markdown format, I helped write keep-exporter, a tool to accomplish just that. It downloads the text content of the notes and the majority of media (some
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by ydant 5y ago
The situation would be better than it is now, even with every bank implementing their own proprietary API. As it is now, the APIs may or may not exist - and a lot of times the fall-back for these services is web-scraping, using the same
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by ydant 5y ago
Trillium Notes is another one that allows for the same node to be available in multiple branches. It's pretty good - but the focus on rich-text content primarily became frustrating for me and got in my way and I started looking at othe
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by ydant 5y ago
I can't find a really important detail on the website or github - and haven't been able to easily find it - how is the underlying data stored? It looks like it might be a custom format, which might make sense for the project, but
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by ydant 5y ago
There's an easier way to escape in bash (that I didn't know about for very many hours of frustration): $ echo $'foo"\'"bar' $"foo'\"'bar" foo"'"bar $foo&
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by ydant 5y ago
And unrolled: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1372945388664066061.html
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by ydant 5y ago
I love his stream of consciousness threads, but I always "unroll" them: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1387999563382857729.html I mainly don't want the rest of Twitter added into my experience or lif
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by ydant 5y ago
Verifying emails just involves SES sending an opt-in / verification link to the recipient email address in question.
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by ydant 5y ago
SES supports using SMTP to send emails - so I don't know why this particular setup would prohibit that. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/send-e...
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by ydant 6y ago
Glad to hear! I use 1Password for family and LastPass for work, and vastly prefer 1Password's UI and feature set.
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by ydant 6y ago
There's a lot of comments everywhere expressing hate for 1Password's change to a subscription model. Way more than seem justified. I'm not overjoyed at "having to" pay a subscription for a password manager, but your
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by ydant 6y ago
Agreed. It's also concise and easy to screenshot. This CLI tool is less so.
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by ydant 6y ago
Seconding the recommendation for https://worldtimebuddy.com - it's a really simple thing it does, but it's somehow the only site/tool I've found that clearly displays the timezones in a way that's easy t
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by ydant 6y ago
I think you misunderstood the point. The way this library works is the data is embedded in a table, which then gets converted to a chart by CSS - so if the CSS is disabled, the data is just presented as a table of numbers. I'm not sure
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by ydant 6y ago
Seems porting is supported: https://support.twilio.com/hc/en-us/articles/223179348-Porti... I used one of their existing pool of numbers. For inbound short-code support, you have to contact support directly a
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by ydant 6y ago
I have two virtual (US) numbers - one through Twilio (which I've enable short-code receive support for), and one on Google Voice. Both have failed to receive 2-factor messages from providers over the years. Very occasionally the Google
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by ydant 6y ago
> Do people normally measure spices? For me, no, not anymore. Recipes serve as inspiration and I rarely do more than scan the ingredients list and then go off to make something (inspired). It's taken me a lot longer to develop a gre
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by ydant 6y ago
I agree entirely. I feel like this myth of "baking is science, cooking is art" got started and I don't really understand it. 100% reproducible results for both is definitely "science". The processes that happen to
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by ydant 6y ago
We most definitely do - the standard utensil set comes with 5 items per person: 1 table/butter knife 1 regular fork 1 small ("salad") fork 1 regular ("table" large?) spoon - approx equiv to 1tbsp 1 small
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by ydant 6y ago
The article does address the type of fan and tradeoffs: > An 8inch (20.32cm) diameter inline duct booster fan ($30). > Inline duct booster fans are fairly weak fans often > used to help with grow rooms or range hoods. An in
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by ydant 6y ago
Or JSON lines - whose website looks very similar to NDJSON's: https://jsonlines.org/ This format works great when using Amazon Athena (Presto) against log files written with one JSON object per line.
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by ydant 6y ago
Google mobile website does for me. Steps: * Search * Scroll the tabs bar (All, Images, Shopping, etc) all the way to the rightmost entry, "Search Tools" * Tap "Search Tools" * A secondary menu bar with "AN

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