kuehle

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by kuehle 1y ago
> I find the most frustrating part of using CI to be to wait for a CI run to finish on a server and then try to deduce from the run log what went wrong. I’ve alleviated this by writing an extension to rad to run CI locally: rad-ci. local
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by kuehle 1y ago
Makes me wonder which area of the Color space has the lowest resolution. As in “this name covers the most hex codes”.
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Recreational Programming: Rediscover the Joy of Coding (2018)(medium.com)
1 points by kuehle 3y ago|0 comments
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by kuehle 4y ago
I moved from VSCode to Emacs with the help of Doom Emacs. You can check it out online. It’s a distribution and configuration management solution. Generally people like to recommend writing your config from scratch but that didn’t work for m
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by kuehle 4y ago
> and on some days, i feel there is nothing to write This is what I was trying to fix for myself. And I found that creating a new text document is just an additional friction. > i'd be tempted to answer with a multi page essay Th
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by kuehle 4y ago
There is not yet an open feature as you suggested but I feel like this could be nice. Not only for journaling but also for todo lists or similar, just starting every day with a blank sheet. I saw that “1 Day” as suggested in another comment
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by kuehle 4y ago
I guess this is one of many ways to improve it, I can still give my reasoning: With the current setup you don't have any setup. You don't need an account, you can just start. As I wrote above, trying to minimize all of the frictio
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by kuehle 4y ago
I guess an about page is a great idea, I'll create one that answers the questions here later. My setup for the questions is the following - I have a questions file with one question per line and a cron job that takes the top one, build
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by kuehle 4y ago
Do you have an idea why you could not maintain it? I think another component why I open the page every day is that I only have the chance to fill this question that day - something that you wouldn't have in the paper one.
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by kuehle 4y ago
I can just open it in other tools and for example merge two sources. E.g. I do this on my laptop and on my phone. Download both, open with Excel and sort by date. I also considered more questions in the future or tracking numerical values
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Show HN: I fixed journaling for myself(dailyprompt.org)
66 points by kuehle 4y ago|23 comments
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by kuehle 5y ago
There is a great community driven list [0] of 1 on 1 questions that I like to pick a couple questions as conversation starters or as backup when the conversation goes stale. It is also available as JSON so you can script the random selecti
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by kuehle 5y ago
If you delete and retype the word it is technically the same attempt and you are not being fast enough, so it is in deed a feature to practice the words you have made a mistake in in the first place. But I can see how that can be less than
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by kuehle 5y ago
That is actually the way it works. If you turn on logs (bottom right) you will see the time measured in ms for each attempt. The measuring starts on the keydown of the fist key and stops on the keydown of the space to complete the word. Th
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by kuehle 5y ago
I've added a lookahead to the next word now, feel free to check it out. For more I wouldn't know how to add it design wise and I don't think it is the goal of the application. I usually go to https://10ff.net&#x2F
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by kuehle 5y ago
Great point, while building it I also encountered words I couldn't type. 1. That was very enlightening 2. I added skipping a word by using the [Esc] key It would be interesting to see if one could safe those words for later and practis
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by kuehle 5y ago
Good point, I've added a help button in the top left corner that briefly explains the concept. Maybe that already helps a bit.
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by kuehle 5y ago
Do you have any ideas for the feedback when your speed is to low? I am not a designer and struggle to find ideas that keep the UI as minimal as it is right now while improving the user experience.
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by kuehle 5y ago
I've created this small project to fix my own typing and thought you might benefit from it as well. To calculate the WPM words with 5 letters are taken. To reach e.g. 80 WPM you'd have 150ms per character. The application uses ~10
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Show HN: Keyboard Drill – Minimalist Typing Drill to fix common mistakes(keyboard-drill.com)
157 points by kuehle 5y ago|54 comments