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jslpc
2mo ago
This is amazing. Beautiful site as well.
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jslpc
9mo ago
I'd consider myself more spiritual rather than religious, but do pray to a god of my understanding. Just wanted to say thanks for sharing this, I haven't actually read the whole Bible but, as the other reply states, I'm sur
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jslpc
10mo ago
Anyone get the slideshow before it was taken down? Link no longer works.
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jslpc
1y ago
I’m assuming it could easily determine whether something is okay to suggest or not. Dealing with a second degree burn is objectively done a specific way. Advising someone that they are making a good decision by abruptly stopping prescribed
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2y ago
This is neat. While only tangentially related, I dove into a rabbit hole not long ago trying to find the best ffmpeg GUI (that doesn't require Wine or a VM to run on macOS) and found some good stuff. Handbrake [1] is great and uses ffm
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Toward a Practical Perceptual Video Quality Metric (2016)
(netflixtechblog.com)
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jslpc
3y ago
Since we're all sharing our corners of the web, I guess I'll link mine as well. I only have 6 posts over 4 years, mostly due to me thinking my ideas aren't "original" enough to warrant lengthy write-ups, but I know
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3y ago
I love your site! I especially like the minimal design. I've got my own personal blog of sorts for medium-to-long form posts but have been wanting to implement a way to have smaller notes like this on the same website. At the moment, m
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3y ago
Honestly, I live in Los Angeles and feel like I never even see these California-specific opt-out banners. I typically reject all but essential cookies on every website that prompts me, but never see anything related to the CCPA, which is a
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3y ago
I agree with the general sentiment of the post, but I gravitate more towards e-ink displays, which has it's tradeoffs. Lugging around my Kindle Oasis is a chore, so I'll only bring it with me when I really plan on reading. That be
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3y ago
Not the person you replied to, but I'd also be interested if you have any! I just sent you a message on Twitter to the link in your HN profile because I'm not sure how to private message here, I apologize if that's too forwar
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jslpc
3y ago
Same with me, signed up for the waitlist months ago. Even asked around about buying an invite code but that just seemed a bit sketchy for me, it's so easy to get scammed doing that. I'd love an invite eventually so I could try it
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5y ago
I'd also love to have a list of some of these apps, just commenting to come back to this in case someone provides one.
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5y ago
Same here, last time I did any form of origami was when I was a child, yet this article was fascinating to read from start to finish. It’s beautiful seeing how intricate some seemingly “simpler” (for lack of a better word) hobbies really ar
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5y ago
Same thing here, been using it for maybe 2 years now and I adore it.
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5y ago
This past week I made/forked something similar for macOS only. There was a GUI for youtube-dl I liked but never could get to work called Get-It ( https://github.com/Kevin-De-Koninck/Get-It ), and with many people sw
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5y ago
I tried switching to Capture One as well, and enjoyed using it for the most part, but I couldn't fully switch for one primary reason. I'm still fairly new to photography and use a few preset packs that I've paid for as a base
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5y ago
Piggybacking off of this to come back to it later. I'm also looking for some side project to start that'll encourage me to learn more about programming while I'm still in school for CS. I've launched some hobby projects