konradb

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by konradb 2mo ago
That phase was amazing, lots of crazy animal faces in iridescent paisley :)
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by konradb 3mo ago
It doesn't read deranged at all to me. To sell something to the masses you fundamentally need a product to sell. Agreed. And you fundamentally need a way to find the customers for that product that need it at the time. And you fundame
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by konradb 4mo ago
I still remember the Klein bottle I ordered from you for my father. It's still on his bookshelf :) thank you!
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by konradb 5mo ago
I remember this being a thing in some Tony Robbins book!
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by konradb 7mo ago
Maybe you can help me out, I listened to him talk about this and I couldn't make head-nor-tail of what he was trying to say. It feels like he's so tied up in concepts and metaphors and similes and allegories it's impossible
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by konradb 9mo ago
> So, somewhere on that website, there’s a free version that can be downloaded onto a desktop and run without signing up for their service? If you go to https://tailscale.com/pricing?plan=personal The first plan on the l
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by konradb 9mo ago
I don't think you need to pay $6 a month to try it out. Install it on all the machines you want. When you are running it on the machine, it is networked to the other machines that are running it. Now make an 'exit node' on
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by konradb 9mo ago
A little while ago Bloomberg published a list of his books. I created two lists on Goodreads containing these books, using Bloomberg as a source. 2007 -> 2017: https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/237057.Epstein
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by konradb 9mo ago
Signed up, thanks!
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by konradb 9mo ago
You can use nextjs to statically generate a whole site, or incrementally regenerate it for slowly changing parts.
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by konradb 10mo ago
The tinniness is something your brain adjusts to and prices in, and if your hearing aid is properly set up, it is very likely that to start with it will sound tinny if your hearing is deficient with high frequencies. It is boosting those f
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by konradb 2y ago
I get this when using my Bose QC bluetooth headphones near my keyboard. Sometimes it doesn't happen much, sometimes it happens every half hour. It doesn't happen when I don't use the BT headphones. I wonder if this issue i
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by konradb 2y ago
Unfortunately I couldn't read past the first two paragraphs as it was a member only story.
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by konradb 2y ago
Cool new site! I got 'invalid invite' on the discord link from the front page, I only mention as I'd like to join it.
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by konradb 2y ago
Thanks that is useful
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by konradb 2y ago
Have enjoyed replacing makefiles with https://taskfile.dev/ which looks like it could be more powerful due to being able to detect changes etc. But glad Just has been good.
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by konradb 2y ago
I'd be interested in anybody who has tried https://devenv.sh/ and https://www.jetify.com/devbox and chosen one over the other. Tried devbox which has been good, but not devenv.
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by konradb 2y ago
Are you used to wearing aids? Like have you worn them for several years? I remember when I first wore hearing aids it sounded like really tinny bluetooth speakers hovering behind my head. It was distracting and a bit depressing to think
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by konradb 2y ago
The main issue I had with my Remarkable 1 was that I couldn't quickly scroll through pages of e-books. If I was looking for something specific in the pages, an ipad allows me to swipe across rapidly. Remarkable was this tedious repea
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by konradb 2y ago
I had a remarkable 1 that I used primarily to read epub/pdf and my enduring memory was how slow it was to wsitch pages. Realise this is mostly a hardware limitation of the screen, but I found it frustrating. With some sadness I went
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by konradb 3y ago
Nice! Yes that final O was a bit idiosyncratic, I forget the reasoning for it. I listed my BBS in their directory. My memory (a little misty) was that they started as ByteBuyer and then renamed to ComputorEdge. At least in 92 they were c
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by konradb 3y ago
Shout out to ComputorEdge magazine :)
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by konradb 3y ago
This seems to be the link to this story itself?
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by konradb 3y ago
Sounds like IOS
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by konradb 3y ago
By the sound of it, you'll still dislike it. It uses the bullet outlining, so definitely won't be good for longform journalism. Organising notes and research around that journalism yes, but not for the output. Guess differences
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by konradb 3y ago
Extremely exciting, in that there was a lot of demand for tech. However the hype was much like the hype around crypto or now AI. A lot of grifters and people who had no business being in the industry. However because the barrier to entry
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by konradb 3y ago
Big plug for logseq here. After trying Evernote, Apple Notes, Roam Research, Obsidian, and Logseq, I'm finally happy. Obsidian has got strangely popular... but for me Logseq wins because of the block-based way of working (which Roam al
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by konradb 3y ago
> Then why do that after M&A? Presumably if you trust the organisation enough to pay for the whole thing, you would have a measure of trust in their ability to hire?
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by konradb 3y ago
Would be interesting to see how it can use a larger screen. Definitely the phone is powerful enough for most tasks.
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by konradb 3y ago
When I've been a hiring manager I have both used it and not used it. It depends on what sources you have for your candidates; if you are doing your own outreach then it is invaluable and you'd be hobbled without it. However doing

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