drhayes9

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by drhayes9 4y ago
I've been having fun using fly.io for a Telegram bot (listens on an HTTPS endpoint like a Slack bot, if I remember right). Has cost me $0 for my hobbyist bot that is only used by me.
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by drhayes9 4y ago
I've used Mermaid for that before: https://mermaid-js.github.io/mermaid/#/ Not sure what the author used.
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by drhayes9 5y ago
My favorite example of a Zettelkasten in Tiddlywiki is this one: https://zettelkasten.sorenbjornstad.com The author also has a site called "Grok TiddlyWiki" that helped me tremendously when starting out with TW: https
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by drhayes9 5y ago
I don't think telling kids not to narc on themselves "validates the insane over-criminalization". I think telling legislators or parents would, though. The comment didn't say "respect the system", it said to de
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IoT Hacking and Rickrolling My High School District(whitehoodhacker.net)
1 points by drhayes9 5y ago|0 comments
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by drhayes9 5y ago
Doesn't work in Firefox, unfortunately. :sadface:
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by drhayes9 5y ago
If you select an item with the inspector (Chrome or Firefox), you can now refer to that HTML element as $0 in the console.
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by drhayes9 6y ago
Are you thinking of something specific here?
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by drhayes9 6y ago
The fact that the owner charges money is my favorite feature and, at least in my mind, makes it more likely it will still be around in a few years. I think of it as the Pinboard model.
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by drhayes9 6y ago
I haven't played around with it as much as I'd like, but I was investigating IndieWeb tech for doing webmentions and comments on my static site: https://indiewebify.me/ I'm running the comments currently usin
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by drhayes9 6y ago
No, that's great to hear! My concerns are assuaged.
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by drhayes9 6y ago
The relevant section seems to be "Additionally, Actions should not be used for...any other activity unrelated to the production, testing, deployment, or publication of the software project associated with the repository where GitHub Ac
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by drhayes9 6y ago
That made me think about this article about the lack of "the future" and "hope" in millennials: http://shoebat.com/2020/04/14/the-millennials-and-zoomers-ha... I'm intensely curious a
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by drhayes9 6y ago
I don't! I literally wrote that in my comment. But it's okay to like things that aren't cutting edge or groundbreaking or Oscar-worthy, too. Critical discussion != criticism.
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by drhayes9 6y ago
But the concerns expressed in those works were the same as the ones expressed forty years ago; that's the point the original article is making. Bethke himself used the phrase “self-referential metafiction” in describing sci-fi authors
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by drhayes9 6y ago
> We’re talking rape, burglary, murder, vandalism, and assault... Conversely, low-income neighborhoods have tons of hardcore crime like I’ve described. Tons? Rape seems an unnecessarily emotional grab here, since most rapes are perpetrat
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Going Critical: Learn how things spread with playable simulations(meltingasphalt.com)
1 points by drhayes9 7y ago|0 comments
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by drhayes9 7y ago
I'm running pi-hole in a docker container on an Intel NUC; no need for an actual-factual Raspberry Pi. Works great.
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by drhayes9 7y ago
I have, but I think Facebook, as a media company, is what Sinclair can only wish it was. It's a media company that has real-time measurements of what people are engaging with, who they are demographically, and can respond minute-by-min
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by drhayes9 7y ago
But the algorithms that decide what content to surface come from one place with one intent. Newspapers can't globally decide to emphasize particular stories and have as great an effect.
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by drhayes9 7y ago
One major difference is "the media" is not a monolithic entity with singular purpose, while Facebook is. I also don't know of any other media property that has Facebook's "circulation"; Facebook has around 2.3
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by drhayes9 8y ago
My favorite tracker-like DAW is Renoise: https://www.renoise.com/ Cross-platform, can use VSTs and samples, lively community, lua scriptability. It's pretty awesome all the way around.
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by drhayes9 9y ago
If the private keys corresponding to the coins are lost then the coins are, for all intents and purposes, lost. They can't be sold, moved around, etc.
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by drhayes9 9y ago
It got too combinated, cached version here: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:IFj2bz...
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by drhayes9 9y ago
I've wondered a lot about that too. I bet (and would love to see hard research on) Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing as it applies to games. Like, if the game has rhythmic elements and alpha-state gameplay with EMDR-type ey
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by drhayes9 9y ago
I really liked Non-Stop. I would write more, but I don't want to give anything away.
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by drhayes9 9y ago
Most of Markdown is great for me and feels natural. Headings, bold, italics, lists -- those are all great. Examples that don't feel natural are image syntax, dropping down to HTML for unsupported features (pre-supposes output format),
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by drhayes9 9y ago
I admit, I haven't tried to write a lot of RST or asciidoc beyond playing around with it. And it's a good point -- docs that are hard to write don't get written.
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by drhayes9 9y ago
I've been starting to suffer from Markdown fatigue and investigating tools that support RST or asciidoc. I wonder if this system might support those tools in the future?
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The Data That Turned the World Upside Down(motherboard.vice.com)
1 points by drhayes9 10y ago|0 comments

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