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by awake 5y ago
I had very high hopes for matrix because of the bridging capabilities but I was sorely disappointed after spending a couple hours to set it all up. Some of the bridges require violating the TOS for other applications, or going into the dev
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by awake 6y ago
As someone who went to multiple schools for undergrad including brown I fully disagree. Brown is a very libertarian school with regard to the student body. Sure this example sucks but how many people at brown were involved with this decisio
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by awake 6y ago
looooove this. any chance we could express "select inner word", for example `viw` or `vaw`.
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by awake 6y ago
I feel like this is widely desired and could be implemented as a language server and then used in the text editor of your choice.
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by awake 6y ago
I like this idea, but how do you deal with pseudo bleed elements overlapping with sidebar content? For example many websites put navigation elements on the sidebar [1], or margin notes [2], [3]. I personally would love to see a css only sol
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Ask HN: Any suggestions for open source transcription software?
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by awake 6y ago
I love this question. It’s plausible enough to imagine Apple charging for ads. But the implications are huge. Imagine every hardware platform charging for transactions made on that platform. It would be like landlords getting a flat percent
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by awake 6y ago
I would not even touch vega, it’s the engine vega lite is built on. Vega lite is a declarative json format for representing charts. The spec is very well thought out and you can rapidly iterate on prototypes. Altair is a python wrapper for
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by awake 6y ago
You seem to know a lot about Andy. Do you know which tools he uses to write his notes and keep track of back links?
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by awake 6y ago
How about design or other backgrounds such as hci?
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by awake 6y ago
Thank you for your effort. It clearly shows both in your work which is prolific and creative as well as in your writing.
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by awake 6y ago
Funny I broke my arms a couple months ago and wish I had known this. I put two keyboard on my desk and was incredibly annoyed when I found out I could chord keystrokes together across keyboards.
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by awake 6y ago
Its a good point. The counter point is the process of reviewing your notes to formalize these connections helps cement those connections into your brain. Basically when you have a thought these two things are connected the system lets you
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by awake 6y ago
They posted yesterday that it was not linked. but they delayed the release because of the incident.
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by awake 6y ago
In the brown undergraduate computer vision course one of the homework’s (or final project; my memory is a little hazy) was to improve the tracking of webgazer. People were pretty successful from what I remember. As an undergrad I didn’t thi
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by awake 6y ago
Looks like hackers got approx 60K. Anybody know how that compares to bug bounties at Twitter?
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by awake 6y ago
The light is hardware controlled. The camera can only get power when the light is on.
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by awake 6y ago
You know I've had times in my life where I've had this issue as well. I personally think our inability to turn off the deluge of pixels is a real problem. But I want data to back up the thought. In 2017 Youtube users watched a bil
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by awake 6y ago
> Now all information belongs to a single category, and it all pours through a single channel. It may not be relevant to the article but I think context collapse is a good way of describing the issues with online meetings. In a conferenc
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What is the secret ingredient in the krabby patty?(google.com)
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by awake 6y ago
I had my one car accident ever in a Hertz vehicle. No injuries, no other car involved, but the vehicle was damaged to the point it couldn’t drive. I had full coverage and they replaced the car and had me out the door in 30 minutes. Zero ext
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by awake 6y ago
Python’s standard library is essentially a Swiss army toolkit for manipulating data. It has email and imap parsing built into it! I’m sure this doesn’t completely explain the dependency tree size but it does explain the proliferation of sim
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by awake 6y ago
I don’t understand the desire to have no stylesheets. The default styling on the web is not a great example of design or usability.
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by awake 6y ago
A computer worm
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by awake 6y ago
I'm going through similar feelings right now and I tend to bounce in and out of this state every couple of years. I think the root of it is depression and anxiety. I would seek mental health care before you make a life altering choice.
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by awake 6y ago
here is the api you want. I use this to auto schedule my todos from a plain text file to my calendar https://developers.google.com/calendar/v3/reference/freebusy...
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by awake 6y ago
can you explain what this does?
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by awake 6y ago
Instead of thinking I want to make this then immediately coding I would take a step back and write/design what you are about to make for a couple of sit down sessions. Writing and design work are much easier to throw away and start ove
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by awake 6y ago
You answered both my questions! Also saw you created dynalist. Look forward to seeing this new project!
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by awake 6y ago
Which one does anyone use seriously. So far they all look like simple experiments.

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