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sam29681749
1mo ago
todo app is heaps better than this piece of trash
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3mo ago
https://news.smol.ai/
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4mo ago
they should learn as much as they can + cheat for optimal results
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How do you watch YouTube on your computer?
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2y ago
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2y ago
Lots of places have decaf in Korea.
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2y ago
CDs are smaller, cheaper, sound great, and have longer playtime. I think they're the superior medium. I get people prefer the sound of vinyl, though.
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2y ago
So what app are they _actively_ using?
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2y ago
Where can I find your previous version?
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2y ago
I suspect that's not the reason why the graffiti wasn't removed.
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2y ago
Recently, rediscovering online radio services (radio.garden)
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2y ago
Here's what I look for: - cheap (I prefer the feel of cheap plastic keyboards to anything fancy) - dongle (Bluetooth frustrates me). - number pad - dedicated media keys - no function next to ctrl on the left
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2y ago
Not good for dumbphone enjoyers. I specifically bought a sonim xp3 because it had 4g + VoLTE. It's all very confusing, but it sounds like it won't work when I land back in Australia, regardless of whether I'm willing to switc
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2y ago
What's the advantage of this over sharing links in a group chat? The design looks great.
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2y ago
Our team runs into errors (changes not syncing, etc.) on a regular basis 'collaborating' with Excel. definately doesn't work like magic in my experience.
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2y ago
What specifically about emacs org mode made you more organised?
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2y ago
Link won't load for me. Couple of instances where I want to be able to type _very_ quickly is when I'm (a) taking notes while someone is talking or (b) writing out a lengthy code block I don't need to think that hard about. O
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2y ago
~2 months ago. A typical laptop is more stable when sitting on my lap, etc.
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2y ago
Somewhat related: what software did you use to create the diagram?
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2y ago
If you're talking about the magic keyboard, I wouldn't consider that a clamshell. I mean it opens like this: _ < L
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2y ago
"I'm not your psychologist and you need a girlfriend".
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2y ago
1 & 3 seem reasonable applications for this, but I don't see it as a replacement for a doorbell. 2 seems just like a minor organisational blunder.
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2y ago
Don't all apartments have an intercom? I suppose I just assumed they did.
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2y ago
They have in the form of monkeytype wpm scores. I think these are generally based on an a-z lower case test, so I doubt it's a realistic indicator of someone's actual typing speed.
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2y ago
I can't imagine people code at an equivalent to 120wpm.
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2y ago
Grandma delivering cookies is out of luck. To be fair, if you don't have a phone you could just knock. But then you could just knock to begin with.
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2y ago
Doorbell or knocking solves this? What are the other uses you can think of? Genuinely curious because I don't see them.
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2y ago
I would find working from a stranger's house awkward. Also, if I was the one with the house, I wouldn't want a stranger using my bathroom. I'm remote and working abroad. Cafes and coworking spaces work fine for me.
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2y ago
iPad's form factor (ie, not a clamshell) makes coding from train, couch, bed, impractical. I think there are cases you can get that turns them into a clamshell on the other hand.
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2y ago
I would take a closer look at your interactions and try and identify what, specifically, is leading to the negative reactions and adjust accordingly. It's also worth considering, a lot of online communities aren't the most civil o
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2y ago
If you don't want to use electricity, you can have a knock. What reason would you want to be notified of unknown visitors knocking on your doors when you're away? The only people I can see fitting this description are delivery dri
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