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hamaluik
9d ago
I bought an x4 a month or so ago, zero regrets. It sounds hyperbolic but it’s finally been the thing to actually decouple me from my phone. Whenever I’m out and about, bored, I just slide it out and pick up where I left off reading last. It
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hamaluik
29d ago
Since full remote I can spend 8 hours a day on work instead of 10 (an hour commute each way). Putting aside other benefits like easy and cheap lunches, way better desk ergonomics and equipment, and all the sundry other benefits, working rem
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hamaluik
2mo ago
There seem to be a lot of these sorts of tools popping up but it’s not clear to me the added value they bring in over using plain tmux (or any other “normal” session multiplexer). Can someone who uses one of these agent-specific multiplexer
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hamaluik
1y ago
This feels like a fairly uncharitable take. The author conveniently left out all of the things needed to understand that JavaScript version, including async/await, promises, modules, string interpolation, lambda syntax, not to mention
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hamaluik
1y ago
You should try building one for yourself, I did [1] and it’s easier than you’d think. I made mine just a basic numpad but I really like the idea of turning it into a tool to enter math symbols.. guess I know what my next project is, thanks
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hamaluik
1y ago
I released two apps built in dart on flutter. I loved it at the time, but I ran into this issue headlong with both of them. Release v1.0, move on to other things, come back in a year with a new computer to fix a minor bug and I can’t even c
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hamaluik
1y ago
Plasma can be used outside of prophylactics as well, I don't think this is accounted for in the article (human plasma is used in cosmetics for example). A lot of plasma is also separated out of whole-blood donations and manufactured in
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hamaluik
1y ago
The book includes privates charities and governments, but looks at TB through many more lenses than just those. There is a reason it’s a whole book and not just a comment on an Internet forum. I just finished the book and highly recommend t
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hamaluik
1y ago
Everything is Tuberculosis [1] answers just that. Essentially it boils down to staggering wealth inequality and the aftershocks of colonialism . The west “cured” TB 70 years ago then stopped caring about it. There isn’t a enough profit in
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hamaluik
2y ago
Yup! https://www.sheepit-renderfarm.com/home Is a great community example of this.
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hamaluik
2y ago
This was my wifi password for a few weeks, but the wife-acceptance factor just wasn’t there :(
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hamaluik
3y ago
Holy crap. Thank you!
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hamaluik
3y ago
Have you checked out Adam Ragusea on YouTube? https://youtube.com/@aragusea He continues on in a similar, if more modern, tradition as Alton Brown, I enjoy his videos and I have learned a lot from his videos.
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hamaluik
3y ago
It took me a bit to warm up to them, but now I find myself relying on them to more quickly spot errors, so yes it ends up faster. Somewhat counterintuitively, I find the ligature characters easier to process at a glance and see if there
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4y ago
I don’t get wrist pain, but that’s probably because I find it so uncomfortable I always take my watch off whenever my hands approach a keyboard. I haven’t really experienced carpal tunnel myself yet, but literally every single person I’m ph
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hamaluik
4y ago
If you have {Windows, Mac Linux} and {Android, iOS}, you can use Iriun: https://iriun.com
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hamaluik
4y ago
I fall exactly here.. I used Android for a long time, until I got tired of my phone becoming non-functional after just a year or two. Switched to iPhones, and now they’re lasting 4+ years. I miss the flexibility of Android and iOS is full o
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4y ago
I can get onboard with most of this.. until the end. COVID deaths don’t just mean everyone losing 15 days of life. To me it meant multiple family members dying. It means my respiratory system has been absolutely wrecked, hopefully not forev
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hamaluik
4y ago
I did the same thing a couple years ago [0]. It's not the most elegant and my blog is miniscule, but it was a fun project and also born out of frustration with the existing site generators. I structured it as the source sitting next to
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4y ago
I think it could be, but without trying it I'd hesitate to say spend a bunch of time and energy implementing it. I also can't really help you as I don't have a mac to run it on.
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hamaluik
4y ago
Unfortunately I think I have the exact opposite problem (don't talk enough) but awesome work! And thank you for making and clarifying that it is private and 100% on device. More tools need to be like this!
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4y ago
Still down for me :(
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4y ago
The "Foegen effect", written by Fögen, and: Author contributions Conceptualization: Zacharias Fögen. Data curation: Zacharias Fögen. Formal analysis: Zacharias Fögen. Funding acquisition: Zacharias Fögen. Investigation: Zacharias
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4y ago
Maps and iMessage are working for me in Canada, but not music.
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hamaluik
5y ago
Is there a service in the same vein as music streaming, but for news outlets? I'd be happy to pay for a subscription somewhere at a reasonable price, but not happy to pay for and manage 150+ individual subscriptions (like what this too
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5y ago
I don't see things the exact same way as the author, though similar (simplest way I could describe it is things like addition are filling up tanks of liquid of [usually] 10^n size, though a little more amorphous and yet "jelly&quo
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5y ago
Your blatant whataboutism aside, I do agree that the world would likely be a much better place if companies applied morals like this across the board.
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5y ago
Doesn’t it though? It is in effect part of a larger parcel of sanctions the west is applying to Russia for their actions, and in that light is only one tiny lever; but if enough levers can be applied then I firmly believe there is hope for
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5y ago
I am frankly shocked and dismayed at the number of people deriding this decision. In a grey world this seems like such a black and white thing. Sure it may inconvenience a few, but on the other hand innocents are being slaughtered. All the
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5y ago
I unfortunately didn't keep great records at the time (probably because I was so pissed off), but my app [1] has gone through some dependency hell on more than one occasion. I've more or less stepped back from the project but the
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