Multicomp

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by Multicomp 3y ago
I've never used notion either. AFAIK OneNote is still being actively developed, it recently got an office 2021 release after the long dark onenote 2016 vs onenote for windows 10 (two onenotes?!) winter...finally a desktop onenote appli
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by Multicomp 4y ago
I still use the Mount Ranier style UDF drag n drop on disks since they are write once read many and therefore good offline storage for resisting ransomware. I wish I could do packet writing on Linux but I think the packages n such that it w
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by Multicomp 4y ago
I agree, and will that said hobby is likely to be more effective if it partly, but not entirely, engages the same analytic & creative knowledge work skills that you've already honed by getting into tech in the first place. for me,
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by Multicomp 4y ago
David Allen's Making It All Work book has a 2x2 that fits TFAs scenario. Captain and Commander - appropriate control and perspective, seen as that flow state in FFA chart Micromanager - has too much control, not enough perspective, wor
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by Multicomp 4y ago
Surely this is not the world's slowest declaration of war? Whoever country is sending whatever these artificial objects are, what can they possibly gain from this?
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by Multicomp 4y ago
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, the last place I remember, this vlang thing turned out to be somewhat over-promised, under-delivered / too good to be true / at least mildly controversial (I remember conversations like [1] re
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by Multicomp 4y ago
I can't read the article, so this is one of those shoot from the hip comments. With that health warning out of the way, I am surprised that a strong jobs report would sink stocks, unless those stocks expected to be able to get some ben
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by Multicomp 4y ago
Those numbers are a plot coupon from the television show "Lost" which involves an airplane crashing on a deserted island...that turns out to be not so deserted after all.
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by Multicomp 4y ago
> but the moment you scale up to something moderately complex (spreadsheets, datagrids, forms etc.), your diagrams balloons in size I'm no CS major. But isn't that what Hierarchical state machines are supposed handle? Or was th
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by Multicomp 4y ago
Yeah, Courier (size 12, double-spaced?) because it was very close to typewriters. I can't find a wikipedia source though, so I may be mis-remembering.
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by Multicomp 4y ago
Unicomp (makers of the IBM Buckling Spring keyboards these days) has the EnduraPro, a buckling spring keyboard with a built-in trackpoint. https://www.pckeyboard.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Cate... But that pa
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by Multicomp 4y ago
The lists of parts of life reminds me of the GTD areas of focus at Horizon 2. Once you have a list of what your areas of focus are, you can then pick goals (horizon 3 and 4) based on your overall life principles (Horizon 5). So the exercise
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by Multicomp 4y ago
My understanding re: copyright was that the raw output of the AI cannot be copyrighted. But his rigging and mesh maps and otherwise creatively-directed work to take that raw material and make it look good? Surely he has copyright on those?
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by Multicomp 4y ago
I read the GP comment more charitably than that in the context of the thread in general terms. More like "if one arbitrary student (of no particular description) can cause this much damage, how much damage can multiple like-minded stud
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by Multicomp 4y ago
Maybe Fossil SCM by the sqlite authors would be a starting point?
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by Multicomp 4y ago
Any organization including a union eventually gets captured by corruption. See teachers unions that don't let bad teachers get fired even after abusing students. The iron law of bureaucracy dampens my desire to have the feeling of safe
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by Multicomp 4y ago
I can confirm what this poster said about their business emails not actually getting shared around, but that spam just all goes to gmail... I did a very similar setup and got similar results, but I'm using FastMail, though I'm sur
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by Multicomp 4y ago
Not GP. But for me, even a non technical manager has a full plate of duties. 1. Shields up, Scotty. Random drive by requests, intracompany resource raiders, time sucks for random asks, even just garden variety legwork to clarify (in the GTD
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by Multicomp 4y ago
I guess we will never know hehe
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by Multicomp 4y ago
This is how I've used chatgpt as well. A primer for brainstorming that can wander on any tangents you are after
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by Multicomp 4y ago
https://archive.ph/b9ZNh Tried to squash the title to match the title length restrictions, hopefully it is not too editorialized.
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Meta threatens to pull all news from Facebook in the US if link tax bill passes(businessinsider.com)
4 points by Multicomp 4y ago|3 comments
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by Multicomp 4y ago
I use it with Fastmail for my main email + calendar + todos, and I use it with Purelymail[1] for simply emails with no nonsense. Both accounts, once setup, just behave. On the groupware front, I use DavX5 and ICSx5 to do to calendar and tod
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by Multicomp 4y ago
> converting asks to deliverables, managing expectations from management, enabling team members by opening communication channels across teams, time management These all sound like David Allen's Getting Things Done, the art of stres
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by Multicomp 4y ago
I would throw in yWriter as a competitor as well, Windows only but I use the 5th version via wine on linux
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by Multicomp 4y ago
> loss of revenue for...online art scene I have never used any of those services before. I have never considered using one of the services before because it was always outside my price range. Now that I have tried stable diffusion and ha
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by Multicomp 4y ago
I don't claim to know, but this article may be part of a start? It was an interesting read to me. https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/the-rise-and-fall-of-o...
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by Multicomp 4y ago
The freeware screenwriting program trelby had some articles that led to one recommending the use of courier prime. I use it when I am working on manuscript copy, it could probably do okay for programming as well. https://www.100
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by Multicomp 4y ago
I built my writer's habit using the London Writers Salon Writer's Hour daily zoom meetings, this concept has merit as well!
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by Multicomp 4y ago
I wonder if these bots would respect robots.txt files for the ads?

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