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by fmxsh 1y ago
> Will our preferred notes system last the sands of time? Yes... My note system will last. > Could you see yourself using your note-taking app you use today in 30 years? No, I do not trust apps to last. Therefore I use a simple file
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by fmxsh 1y ago
Interesting! While it is about accidental art caused by bugs, it had me think of what bugs significantly defined part of my user experience throughout life. I know I have experienced a lot of bugs, but can't come to think of any partic
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by fmxsh 1y ago
You are right and my answer is yes. (I elaborated my thought in another reply under my parent comment; the essence being that tattoos with the function of fashion likely lead to regret, while other tattoos don't.)
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by fmxsh 1y ago
I tried to not make an all inclusive statement, thus formulating it as "Tattoos as fashion", as I do recognize there are people happy with their tattoos, thus not subject to regret. What I tried to get at, but wasn't clear ab
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by fmxsh 1y ago
Tattoos as fashion: The height of youthful confidence; when one's 20-year-old self presumes to know what one's 40-year-old self will desire.
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by fmxsh 1y ago
I don't know about Unix users, but perhaps, instead, it is they are able to not use IDEs.
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by fmxsh 1y ago
I recently rewatched an episode of a popular show from my childhood, from he '80s,for nostalgia. In it, an interviewer asks a group of teenagers a series of questions regarding some sensational issue. The level of steady attentiveness
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by fmxsh 1y ago
Not seen any mention of KeyDB... Maybe I miss something obvious, but it solved my small use case that would stretch to the other side of Redis pay wall. I'm very happy with KeyDB.
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by fmxsh 1y ago
When I first heard of CSS in a brief discussion, background-repeat and background-position felt like liberation and magic, but also as a strange thing intruding into HTML, as techniques specific to HTML had become tradition, like layout usi
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by fmxsh 1y ago
It sounds more advanced than it is. It's a function wrapping the functionality of its host environment. Then provides the caller with its own byte code language to execute instructions. The virtual machine translates those instructions
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by fmxsh 1y ago
It's an excellent strategy for the reasons you mention. And a kind of "security by principle of least privilege".
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by fmxsh 1y ago
The expectation of mine is that there should be a "technical" perspective to general topics. What I mean is there need to be more critical thinking and intelligent analysis, just as is the case with all technical topics. Just cons
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by fmxsh 1y ago
And... Try having a stool, like a one-step folding stool under the feet while sitting. Drastically changes the experience for the better while sitting. There was a post on HN long time ago on it with research on it. It aligns more with how
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by fmxsh 1y ago
The town square is the mainstream's niche.
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by fmxsh 1y ago
> While 75% of company leaders thought their AI rollout over the past 12 months has been successful, only 45% of employees said the same. The term "rollout" implies a ready-made and well thought-through implementation, but isn&
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by fmxsh 1y ago
I agree, and think I see the problem you point at. We don't have to include more groups because, if we do for the sake of including, we have to include all endless variations because there's always a new invented category feeling
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by fmxsh 1y ago
Imagine boys and girls could have their own gender being represented and they would compete with each other in that card game, or if it's not like "Magic: the gathering", at least interact around arguing who is better. But he
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by fmxsh 1y ago
Why only men? Women don't exist in any important role in their society?
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by fmxsh 1y ago
Reception of propaganda is contrary to the essence of democracy, relying on a rational citizen able to critically weight different viewpoints and cut trough the worst of bias where propaganda thrives. In a democracy, propaganda works, becau
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by fmxsh 1y ago
While the reading list as a thing in itself seem to be criticized, I agree with the point of developing stamina and to become more capable of critical thinking. If the story element comes easier to some people, its a great approach. The poi
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by fmxsh 1y ago
Isn't this article advertisement by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)? (edit: I have actually been thinking in similar terms as the article, but I do think the article is optimistic and utopian, as if a good intuition would be enough t
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by fmxsh 1y ago
Seems like the poetic ability of culture to comment on itself while simultaneously lacking self-awareness. (the article is what it cricisizes. It tells how the author uses it (or not), it is talking about it like everyone else, it is vilify
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by fmxsh 1y ago
I keep thinking of Visual Basic... It was scoffed at as not real programming... It was the drag and drop thing in the Visual Basic IDE that made it worse. Suddenly "anyone" could do it without really knowing programming. This new
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by fmxsh 1y ago
Not in position to judge the product, but had me thinking... Perhaps this is 1998 again, when you could earn big money on creating a visitor-counter service, or a guest book service. Perhaps, now is the time for a lot of smaller projects wi
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by fmxsh 1y ago
Perhaps it would be of interest to people into social media marketing or people trying to build social media presence. Keywords mean a lot to them. I'm sure you've thought of it. Perhaps that is where market potential exists for i
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by fmxsh 1y ago
<rant> I really dislike that term. It’s antithetical to everything programming means to me. I don’t even like the word "coding"... Programming is an art of intellectual precision, and I prefer the language used to talk about
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by fmxsh 1y ago
> ... but it's still probably an understatement if you look at what has been happening. That's exactly what I would question. Does the author look just as hard in the other direction and, with intellectual honesty, defend those
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by fmxsh 1y ago
As a new HN user, I find it is saturated with political interests, and it is distracting... Well ignore it then... Yes, that's why I avoid Reddit etc. I try to ignore not just political discussions, but the atmosphere that inevitably s
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by fmxsh 1y ago
How about this quote: > Perhaps that’s because most of British academia still can’t get its head around the idea that the US is now an enemy, not an ally, and that the “special relationship” is yesterday’s story. That's a bold state
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by fmxsh 1y ago
In a way, "vibe coding" is like what infants do when they give "error messages" of "hungry" to query mom for food. Newcomers may be tempted to maintain the uttermost ignorance of what they are creating, as I im

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