ilSignorCarlo

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by ilSignorCarlo 3y ago
August is almost over. Is there a similar guide for September?
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by ilSignorCarlo 5y ago
no, sorry, it's not like that. Paolo Nori, the writer who was supposed to hold the course, is a well known and loved writer in Italy. Besides being an expert on Russian literature, he's also funny and his lessons are special becau
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by ilSignorCarlo 5y ago
they confirmed the course telling the "professor" (he's actually a writer) that he needed to talk also about Ukranian literature and authors. After this, he decided to simply held his course somewhere else
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by ilSignorCarlo 5y ago
it's honestly much simpler than this. Who took the decision of cancelling the course was just thinking they were doing the right and sensitive thing. This time we can be almost 100% certain that there were no politics or politicians in
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by ilSignorCarlo 5y ago
I wouldn't call it cancel culture, it's something that doesn't really exist in Italy in this term. Read my comment here for some clarifications on how things really went: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3
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by ilSignorCarlo 5y ago
Italian here: this really happened, but I think that both the tweet and the HN title are misleading. Paolo Nori, an Italian writer, not a university professor, was supposed to collaborate with the university to hold a free 4-lesson course o
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by ilSignorCarlo 6y ago
It looks like a great project. It would be useful if I could import a url directly into the desktop app, without having to go through the Chrome extension. My main browser is Firefox and I understand the difficulty in developing an extensio
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by ilSignorCarlo 6y ago
it's a really interesting post, and I really like your approach to studying. Thank you for detailing it so clearly. I've never used Drafts and I'm curious about how do you keep your files organised after a session. You write
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by ilSignorCarlo 6y ago
what's your workflow for saving the pages as PDF/epub?
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by ilSignorCarlo 6y ago
Thanks, and congratulations: this project looks amazing
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by ilSignorCarlo 6y ago
I think you wanted to link to your GitHub and Reddit post, but all your links seem to point to the same HN thread. Since I'm interested in the matter, would you mind putting the correct links?
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by ilSignorCarlo 6y ago
would you mind expanding a bit on what you do and how did you start?
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by ilSignorCarlo 6y ago
Just learned about this Min[0] browser yesterday. It uses the concept of "tasks" to organize tabs. Still haven't really tried it, so can't really recommend, but since it's not really well known (I guess) I thought i
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by ilSignorCarlo 6y ago
same article, (slightly) better reading experience: https://www.forbes.com/sites/startswithabang/2020/03/12/we-a...
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by ilSignorCarlo 6y ago
I've always been meaning of doing something like this, but never committed to it. Do you also wrote scripts to then parse the file? Like, can you get how much did you work on a certain project of for a certain client?
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by ilSignorCarlo 7y ago
great content, it's just a bit annoying that one has to click on every portion of the command to see the "illustrated" part
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by ilSignorCarlo 10y ago
so, only if you have an account, I guess
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by ilSignorCarlo 10y ago
I donwloaded the client for Mac and can't find a way to export the notes.
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by ilSignorCarlo 10y ago
But Dropbox has always offered the free option. Nylas used to have a free plan, but at some point took it away entirely -which actually meant cutting away a part of their base. I feel like they might change their mind again and remove the f
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by ilSignorCarlo 10y ago
That's true, but I'm worried that at some point they might decide again to remove the free plan
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by ilSignorCarlo 10y ago
What motivated the decision to give again the option to use Nylas for free? I remember reading that your target were kinds of "email power users", for whom you would offer the ability to create advanced workflow. Did this change?
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by ilSignorCarlo 10y ago
I used Nylas for a while and really liked it, until they they forced everyone to pay $7 per month to use it. Here's the original discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11553738
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by ilSignorCarlo 10y ago
I started using Nylas because I find it cleaner than other programs and somehow setting a gmail account was easier. Besides this, I don't do much else with an email client than reading email, so all these new features are something tha
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by ilSignorCarlo 10y ago
does this mean that the free version won't be available anymore? Only the developer one?
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Could machines have become self aware without our knowing it(aeon.co)
3 points by ilSignorCarlo 11y ago|0 comments
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Passwords are Obsolete(medium.com)
4 points by ilSignorCarlo 12y ago|1 comments
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by ilSignorCarlo 12y ago
and writing "a elegant" instead of "an elegant" is quite unelegant
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by ilSignorCarlo 13y ago
The illustrations are just lovely and really helpful to learn words. I was using this method to study german vocabulary with Anki and very often it's difficult to find a suitable image for every word. Since I tried this app for german
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by ilSignorCarlo 13y ago
even the signup link doesn't work in the homepage
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by ilSignorCarlo 13y ago
I'm using Inoreader too and I'm quite happy with it. I would like to give a try also to Yoleoreader, but right now it just can import the feed list from Google Reader and it's not good for me

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