ImportOllie

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by ImportOllie 3y ago
If you consider all qr codes unsafe then use a tool to check them don't lecture the waitress on man in the middle attacks...
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by ImportOllie 3y ago
Because Redis is persistent. It's an in-memory nosql store.
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by ImportOllie 4y ago
I don't understand the backlash here. The jist seemed to be traditional tools that are exact take a long time to process complex designs. Deep learning offers a statistical approach that can give a 'coarse' prediction and the
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by ImportOllie 4y ago
An example of where this paradigm shift works quite well is in the note management tool: Obsidian.md. You can create notes within other notes with backlinks, you can tag notes and importantly, you can have dynamic blocks that access the not
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by ImportOllie 5y ago
I don't quite follow what problem this solves. The way I see it, Markdown is great for outputting simple text and readily used for that reason in the Wordpress blog space. Once you start needing more complex styling and formatting then
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by ImportOllie 5y ago
How to Take Smart Notes by Sönke Ahrens also gets touched upon in the HN discourse on Note taking apps. One of the salient points made in the book is the idea that externalising thought is: 1. Helps us with our internal thinking 2. Is diffi
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by ImportOllie 5y ago
Sure, why own anything digital when you can stream or pirate?
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by ImportOllie 5y ago
Thanks for your reply. If artificial scarcity is perverse, does that mean also mean things like limited art print runs are also perverse? Because it seems to me an artist who has the potential to print there work unlimited times but chooses
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by ImportOllie 5y ago
My point was, when you no longer want a physical good, it is an inconvenience and that also factors into it's value outside of physical goods degrading. The way I see it, Second-hand digital goods only doesn't make sense if you vi
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by ImportOllie 5y ago
Wear & Tear is a good point, along with the inconvenience of selling physical goods, and the burden of having too many physical goods. As well as the applicability, the author raises another point which is when you're finished with
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by ImportOllie 5y ago
I'll be interested to read the article that actually addresses the title of this linked article. I feel like comparing digital art to digital media like books and music is a bit apples to oranges. Additionally, the 2nd hand market for
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by ImportOllie 5y ago
I hear a common criticism of Notion is it can be quite slow. Having both a knowledge base and project management tool combined is tricky. Obsidian is a popular tool for Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) and with the dataview and kanban pl
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by ImportOllie 5y ago
There's lots of good advice here already but one thing I don't see suggested is whether this might be laying the groundwork to let you go... and that might not be related at all to your ability as an engineer/developer. It&#x
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by ImportOllie 5y ago
I always saw agile as essentially breaking waterfall into mini waterfalls.
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by ImportOllie 5y ago
Also wondered this and couldn't find anything on the github page. There's more discussion on Product Hunt on this particular issue from the creator: "you're right, notion is great for organizing stuff for some use cases.
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by ImportOllie 5y ago
I'm confused by this, In firefox it worked out of the box, no default needed. Personally I like it! Going to try it for a bit.
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by ImportOllie 5y ago
As a casual gamer, for me it's largely that i'm playing a game from the comfort of my sofa and using the big screen vs using a PC at the desk I've been working at all day. Plus there's still a culture of buying and selli
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by ImportOllie 5y ago
Some great discussion and insights here thanks everyone. My continued thoughts: since this is a framework for trying to reduce cognitive load, I'm now thinking a pragmatic approach would be to try it out a few times, either as a set of
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by ImportOllie 5y ago
I really like this, but in the example is there much value defaulting to wrapping each function in a class?