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Clean Air and AI(stanko.io)
1 points by shime 1y ago|0 comments
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Building Simpl息(stanko.io)
3 points by shime 1y ago|0 comments
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The Kettlebell as Teacher(essays.shime.sh)
1 points by shime 2y ago|0 comments
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by shime 4y ago
I find older essays much better than contemporary ones, which is why I currently read Chesterton, Emerson and Montaigne the most. Thanks for this, I'll explore other writers from your list.
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by shime 4y ago
Yes, this is also possible with Matter. No need to jailbreak.
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by shime 5y ago
I don't think so. Bad books, like "The Secret" or "Think and Grow Rich" should be avoided if you want to develop your critical thinking.
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by shime 5y ago
I second this, at least when compared with StackOverflow, Angel List and WeWorkRemotely.
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On thinking about the worst that could happen(hrvojesimic.substack.com)
2 points by shime 5y ago|0 comments
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by shime 5y ago
> So you write it out and realize 90% isn't not worth saying to anyone. Probably one of the biggest advantages of keeping a journal. I don't have to bore anyone else with my shit.
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by shime 5y ago
For what it's worth, Roam team has just recently added end-to-end encryption option for graphs. I'm a Roam user, although I've tried Obsidian, Bear, Zettlr and vimwiki. I keep coming back to Roam because I find thinking in bl
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by shime 5y ago
Do they even employ UI/UX designers? AWS dashboard doesn't look designed to me.
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by shime 5y ago
Great advice. Just walking every day does wonders for my mood.
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by shime 5y ago
If it's less than 10% a year, I start looking for a new client. My highest pay raises have always come from switching to a new client.
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by shime 5y ago
I know exactly what you are talking about. After following Ultraworking Lights [1] for a couple of months, everything started feeling mechanical for me. So, I've stopped doing it and instead started doing anything I just feel like doin
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by shime 5y ago
I think this is the effect of various companies trying to capture as much of our attention as possible because it makes sense for their bottom line. We are all victims of recency bias, so it makes sense for companies to prioritize more rece
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by shime 5y ago
Some essays stand the test of time, though. Not everything is irrelevant, but I'd say 99% is. The bar for publishing is very very low.
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by shime 5y ago
I think the biggest problem with Medium is the fact that nothing was paywalled and then they introduced the paywall, which caused frustration. Substack, on the other hand, is much more pleasurable because there is an expectation from the st
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by shime 5y ago
I also hate visiting Medium, but enjoy visiting Substack. They both have paywalls on some of the content, but Substack is much more enjoyable, even when you don't get to see the full article.
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by shime 5y ago
I think software quality is always decreasing because of multiple factors. 1) The tension between leadership that usually only prioritizes shipping new features and engineering that wants to write sustainable code. There is usually no incen
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by shime 5y ago
Thank you. It's using Jekyll for generating HTML and Tailwind for styling.
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by shime 5y ago
As an alternative, you could use: https://wormhole.app/
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by shime 5y ago
The only metric I currently pay attention to is the readiness score from my Oura ring. It's interesting to see how much alcohol, eating just before sleeping or stress affects this score. And it's also nice to get the confirmation
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by shime 5y ago
Write about whatever interests you. What article would the past you like to read? Some suggestions: - you could write a low-effort "today I learned" posts, where you would share tips and tricks about something that you've lea
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by shime 5y ago
I have a meaningful (which is subjective) part-time job and I've been mostly freelancing for the last 10 years (out of which the last 4 years I've been mostly freelancing part-time). Although I've started with UpWork, I don&#
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by shime 5y ago
There are not a lot of things from JavaScript that I would love to see ported to Ruby, but ES6 imports is one of them.
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by shime 5y ago
I'm working part-time in order to have more time for side projects. Nothing profitable yet. Baby steps.
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by shime 5y ago
> People are hearing actual voices inside their heads? Yes. It's my voice, unless it's something written by a person whose voice I'm familiar with. > Can you all hear things like music and other sounds too? I can hear m
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by shime 5y ago
I think pessimism is a professional deformation of programmers. We have to be pessimists in order to build good software. We have to think of the edge cases and everything that might go wrong with the implementation. And this pessimism spil
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by shime 5y ago
1. Building a time tracker that encourages deep work [1]. It's an interesting experience and I'm fascinated by the amount of complexity that is hidden behind building a "simple" time tracker. Reminds me of "Reality
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by shime 5y ago
+1, this is a great idea!

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