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by zolland 4y ago
The issue of consent kinda seems to point towards the medical practice. > Phreesia attributes a source of their confusion to a blank authorization form they received on one occasion where the staff checked me in manually The focus of thi
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ChatGPT is like online office hours with the internet(notes.zacholland.net)
8 points by zolland 4y ago|0 comments
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Firefox addon to automatically skip intros on Netflix(github.com)
1 points by zolland 4y ago|0 comments
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by zolland 4y ago
Plato said this too--no great king desires the role, but when assigned it they will do what must be done for the good of the state.
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by zolland 4y ago
What is the difference between me waiting for a single book at my library to be passed between 5 people, and me just reading it online?
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Cronic – Lightweight observability tool for cron (& my first project using Rust)(github.com)
3 points by zolland 4y ago|1 comments
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by zolland 4y ago
I was inspired to make this little tool when I realized Airflow was an over-complicated/bloated tool for my goals--to observe jobs that should be run at a specific date. I went back to cron and spit the output of each backup into a log
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by zolland 4y ago
That simple use case is literally the first piece of code on the home page of the ffmpeg website haha you don't really have to ignore anything
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Redditors can't figure out if art was made by hand or with AI(old.reddit.com)
1 points by zolland 4y ago|0 comments
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On Reading Books – Hermann Hesse, 1920(notes.zacholland.net)
5 points by zolland 4y ago|2 comments
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by zolland 4y ago
I am digitizing Hesse's collection of essays titled My Belief. I loved this essay and thought I would share it with you all. I will post the final product (corrected and organized EPUB) later on, but for now I am busy reading and proof
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by zolland 4y ago
What do you mean by ipfs.io gateway instead of ipfs? I'm not super familiar with this stuff.
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by zolland 4y ago
I believe LibGen uses IPFS as it's backend
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by zolland 4y ago
This is the worst part about libgen as well... no way to navigate or sift through the horribly formatted epubs out there :( tons don't even have a TOC it makes me so sad
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by zolland 4y ago
Sounds pretty far from hopeless to me
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Lucian's True History as Science Fiction(depauw.edu)
2 points by zolland 5y ago|0 comments
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by zolland 5y ago
It works! But only when paired with fuzzy search for file names and grep searching file contents. I do sometimes like to just roam around my files for fun though and do remember specific file names, so naming is still important for me! Also
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by zolland 5y ago
I tried out The Archive, definitely a good option! My guidelines are very similar to theirs but to be honest I think I value the speed and power of my Vim setup too much to use any other text editor... so maybe the setup I described above i
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by zolland 5y ago
I actually stopped using Obsidian a few months ago. I feel like these knowledge collection/note taking applications over complicate everything. I wasn't happy with the search feature in Obsidian specifically and the fact that it f
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Interactive map of tectonic plates from National Geographic(mapmakerbeta.nationalgeographic.org)
2 points by zolland 5y ago|0 comments
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by zolland 5y ago
Cool, sounds like you have some cool milestones to work towards! I've thought a lot about a product like this and it's really cool to see that you guys have already got an MVP going. I would love to chat some time about current im
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by zolland 5y ago
What options do developers have for things like unit testing and organization as code bases scale? Are we restricted to a single “file” per endpoint? Is local development an option at all?
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by zolland 5y ago
I think seed ratios and seed time (mostly used by private trackers) attempt to solve this problem.
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by zolland 5y ago
What kind of risk?
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by zolland 5y ago
> The most important thing is just experiencing the language. You need hundreds and hundreds of hours listening to the language to really start to acquire it. Comprehension is inevitable, just optimize for time spent listening/readi
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by zolland 5y ago
Won't find me getting into any dangerous vehicles that have only been tested 14 times!
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by zolland 5y ago
It's muuch better if you download it rather than view it in their web tool. Edit: ahh yeah I just went to try checking out the map, pretty tough to read those tiny names :(
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by zolland 5y ago
Why is the date of the scan important? I do believe there is a blog post from 2005 on the front page right now! I just found this today and think its so cool that a high quality scan of such a historically significant document is available
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by zolland 5y ago
I've actually just been reading a lot of history books recently and wanted to check out some old bibles. I found this and was absolutely floored. The detail in the artwork is amazing, check out the map on page 75! https://ar
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HD scan of the 1611 King James Bible(archive.org)
30 points by zolland 5y ago|9 comments

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