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by antics9 4d ago
A guy I was hanging around with in India (Himalayas) asked me why I was peeling the mango. He said you should eat it with the skin. So I continued doing that. One day, at the top of one mountain, I sat down to eat my mango. This Indian guy
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by antics9 7d ago
I’ll not buy a new iPhone until they release a new mini. No, this duo is not worth it.
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by antics9 25d ago
Would be fun to load text from some book from Gutenberg. Edit: found that functionality. Nice!
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by antics9 1mo ago
It’s remarkable functional. I’ve gone weeks using no other browser than Dillo. Usually also disable CSS for most sites. Built in custom CSS for all sites is also a treat.
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by antics9 1mo ago
You can easily find my home address by starting with my HN profile. I do understand what you are getting at. I just don’t find people repulsive by being curious of me; even if they find materials I myself did not make public. As an aside, I
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by antics9 1mo ago
No. Why should I find you repulsive? You might find something I wrote interesting. Then whatever public info there is on me helps you to get to know me a bit better. You may stop there and forget about me, or you may try to reach out. There
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by antics9 2mo ago
My brain cannot process these AI generated websites anymore. I’ve hit the back button within 1 second.
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by antics9 2mo ago
Side-by-side didn’t do it for me but flicker made all the difference! This is great, wish that browsers would implement a better algorithm. Also good execution with the demo page.
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by antics9 2mo ago
That’s hilarious. I hope to see some fun spinoffs. Ran comic chat on a freshly installed Win98 (or 95, don’t remember) Pentium II.
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by antics9 3mo ago
> kill-region-dwim fixes a decades-old papercut. Set it to 'emacs-word and hitting C-w with no active region kills a word backwards instead of signalling an error. Thank you! No more: (defun cutregion-or-killword (beginning end) &
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by antics9 4mo ago
There’s wander: https://susam.net/wander/
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by antics9 4mo ago
This weekend I installed Haiku on my old Thinkpad X40. It’s fast and surprisingly stable. Emacs, VLC works like a charm. Computer to slow for web browsing. The BeProductive office suite is a masterpiece of application at a 9MB download; alt
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by antics9 4mo ago
Well, having both girls and boys, I can concur.
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by antics9 4mo ago
On what page did you find that?
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by antics9 5mo ago
You haven’t had children growing up during the last two decades have you?
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by antics9 5mo ago
From the comments here it seems like people are stress prompting their builds instead of planning and reviewing. If one model seems to be a bit off during a session I just switch to another (Opencode) and plan and review from there.
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by antics9 6mo ago
https://tuta.com/ and Protonmail
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by antics9 6mo ago
Why not be real and multi faceted in both thinking and writing? Trying to be perfect in writing just makes you plastic. By the looks of it, I don't even think I'm replying to a human.
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by antics9 8mo ago
There are e-readers and DRM-free electronic libraries.
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by antics9 8mo ago
https://m.legnered.se - My BJJ journey, notes and some writings.
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by antics9 9mo ago
I loved my MP01. However, GSM is not available anymore where I live. I used the CAT S22 for a while but it just isn't the same. If they release a 5G MP03 I might buy one. I don't see the point of a Punkt smartphone.
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by antics9 10mo ago
Yes: https://microship.com/bicycle-mobile-packeteering/
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by antics9 11mo ago
This looks good! I've seen other tries of shell scripting with lisp dialects but Redstart syntax looks more intuitive (from a shell scripting standpoint) and easy to read.
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by antics9 1y ago
Here in Sweden I get all mail, except occasional missed payment notices, electronically by way of https://kivra.se/en/private Costs nothing extra.
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by antics9 1y ago
I really like his talk about basic income and communities role in fostering ideas: ”Although great new ideas are articulated by individuals they are nearly always generated by communities.” https://archive.org/details/b
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by antics9 1y ago
And no mention in the article of the ways of culture that managed the systems.
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by antics9 2y ago
It’s a Buddhist monastery.
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by antics9 2y ago
The game looks like Roblox and is just as creepy too: https://youtu.be/xyqXZDyR-RA
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by antics9 2y ago
I have a neighbour who's in his 60s. Blood pressure was of the charts while in his 40s. The guy was cycling to work everyday (and thought that was enough exercise) and was living a stressful family and work life. Doctor never prescribe
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by antics9 2y ago
It was an actual question for the community as these kind of questions usually generate perspectives and alternatives. There’s no need to read anything else into it.

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