K_REY_C

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by K_REY_C 4y ago
Logseq is what I use for that reason. https://logseq.com/
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by K_REY_C 5y ago
Just sharing this tool, logseq [1], that I learned about a couple of weeks ago. It traffics in plain text files and does graphically what an org-mode might do after a lot of work. I figure more people should be aware of this open source too
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by K_REY_C 6y ago
https://mako.cc/copyrighteous/trust-your-technolust
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by K_REY_C 7y ago
it's also important to note that these companies are known for lying. I've had five separate CenturyLink employees lie to me over the phone in the past week and a half so I don't really even think their word something you can
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by K_REY_C 7y ago
Rockbox was (is?) such a great project.
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by K_REY_C 9y ago
Ditto. In the last 2 years I actually switched to Fedora because of the clearer and easier road to contribution. (Area: design)
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by K_REY_C 9y ago
Try the "writing excuses" podcast. Is not screenwriting, but many many of the same elements apply. Also, screenwriting is ultimately meant for the screen, so that intently means a collaboration with someone visual. Talk to people
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by K_REY_C 9y ago
Agree, but beyond attack surface I just don't want to become accustomed to something that can be shut down, aqui-hire/closed down, or otherwise disappeared via the ongoing advance of technology. This feature looks nice and I hope
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by K_REY_C 9y ago
The stalemate game referenced in the article is amazing. I've never seen it before and it's incredible. http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1714659
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by K_REY_C 10y ago
Can anyone provide additional info before I give up my email address to chance? I'd be interested in this but not without details -- especially with the immediate email grab.
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by K_REY_C 10y ago
How interesting. I taught a course on your site and the distribution mirrors my experience (as it should ). Congrats on releasing.
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by K_REY_C 10y ago
Appreciated. Really enjoy the walkthrough.
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by K_REY_C 10y ago
Any plans for an ebook version? The older I get the more I find the PDF a frustrating reading experience (especially on mobile).
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by K_REY_C 10y ago
Agree with this. I know there are sites that compete for minimum key strokes to compete a task in, say, vim -- is there anything similar for code? Is there somewhere people can post code and others can suggest ways to do it better? I think
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by K_REY_C 10y ago
I'm slowly making my way through. Thanks so much for your service. It's wonderful.
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by K_REY_C 10y ago
And yet if they're at the same event I'm quite likely getting something that, in combination, is much closer to what I'd call journalism.
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by K_REY_C 10y ago
Computer science unplugged is great. Aimed at kids, but if starting out it may provide a good framework. http://csunplugged.org/
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by K_REY_C 10y ago
> I'm often using CLI versions of GUI programs because the actual user interface is superior. Some TUI programs have no rivals in GUI form. I have my own list here, but I'm curious to hear yours to potentially add to my list. T
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by K_REY_C 10y ago
I've purchased in the past just to support (and to keep going the illusion that I'll create some audio for /me/ in the future).
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by K_REY_C 10y ago
That's the main issue. I switched to Dvorak a year ago and it's been great, but being on other machines is difficult. The most egregious issue I've seen is a colleague who took the GRE and was forced relearn QWERTY. The best
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by K_REY_C 11y ago
That's the whole point, right? The info would be about any future presidential candidates.
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by K_REY_C 12y ago
I think Zim is the best thing out there at the moment. Is it trivial to encrypt via the Git plugin?
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by K_REY_C 12y ago
The positive spin is more fair and accurate. I didn't intent to come off so negative. Part of the reason I've kept reading and listening to Cory is because, as you note, he provides new ways of communicating arguments and it was i
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by K_REY_C 12y ago
The book is recommended (and the print version is surprisingly attractive). It may be somewhat disappointing if you've been following Cory for a while though as the book doesn't really tread any new ground from his previous works,
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by K_REY_C 13y ago
I've had the opposite experience while working with a company of <200 employees and several locations needing to have a set of communication tools to efficiently collaborate in real time. We're using the query functionality in
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by K_REY_C 14y ago
This has been brought up before -- but for different reasons. The newly renamed "Reglue" project, that installs Linux on computers for needy kids in Texas, brought this up a long time ago. That the acronym/name of the program you can use to
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by K_REY_C 14y ago
I've been looking forward to an e-ink laptop as well. I was truly excited years ago by the "noteslate" project, but it never amounted to anything. There's clearly a place for simple, low-power devices. The ever-blurring line between e-reade
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by K_REY_C 14y ago
Patton Oswalt’s recent comments concerning "luck" are worth adding to the discussion. Talent may be worth more now than ever before. We've heard this before, but it certainly seems to be true: "Our careers don’t hinge on somebody in a plush