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snickersnee11
4y ago
I think it's a cool way to show off some info, like foundation you support or certain non-mainstream tech you use. It's great to use such things as conversation starter. I had a few on my previous laptop. No regrets!
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4y ago
What's even better is that you can access it with duckduckgo !hn bang.
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4y ago
Please update illustration link, doesn't work.
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4y ago
Yes, there's really something about old school system administration. I do really appreciate how Fedora and Debian SA team does it, you can see here: - https://pagure.io/fedora-infrastructure/ - https:/
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4y ago
This is as close as we can get right now. https://github.com/200ok-ch/organice
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4y ago
https://retractionwatch.com/2017/02/20/placed-much-faith-und...
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5y ago
No need to ask other people about that. Just have a weekend learning Emacs + Lisp and make your own opinion. This configuration ( https://github.com/susam/emfy ) is a great start. If you like it - use it, if you don'
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5y ago
Would upvote HTDP as a great book to read before starting SICP, if you only begin your programming journey.
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5y ago
How many people search before creating another Ask HN, which was discussed already many times?
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5y ago
The ones you can buy with monero or cash.
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5y ago
https://activitywatch.net/
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I've been going through grief, and silence is the most annoying thing I encountered lately. People are so afraid to talk about death and grief, they believe that if they say something about it, you'll turn into tears, but that
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5y ago
This is interesting! How many hours a day do you spend at work? In what position? I think it's a very good opportunity for smart, tech-savvy people to realize their dreams. It's hard for me to do it myself, my day job completely
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5y ago
Just imagine the amount of stress on this people, hope the money really worth it.
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5y ago
Also, the left image of a woman from a russian meme from a tv show.
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5y ago
Awesome! It's actually would be nice to have something like a library of MIDI snippets that you can record and store under org-mode bullets, sort them by tags (mood, tempo, genre) and then quickly copy them into a DAW. It would give an
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5y ago
For sure it's a reason to try something else.
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I always had a question for people who do such things. Is it really worth the time to configure such things and get into a habit of it? It's like a ton of time to get into such framework, much easier to install some app on your phone.
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5y ago
Love that example. Glad I do not spend money recklessly.
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There's is for sure some good advice, but most of this is just useless word play, which does not give you any directions, but gives you a false sense of "life and society understanding". If you don't know that reading a
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5y ago
Well, we're assume there's a certain path you can take to maximize your chances, it will be too pessimistic to always take bad luck in account.
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I'm really impressed with that work
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5y ago
I was thinking about making some kind of 'internet switch' with arduino. Like a big button which turns on/off the internet. I just think it's way cooler than unplugging the cable. Has anyone done something similar?
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5y ago
Thank you, that's great example and a marvelous advice.
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Yep, speaking for thinking is way underrated
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5y ago
Yep, I really like the concept of "Learning in public". Which is essentially described in "The Coding Career Handbook". Learn stuff -> Blog about it. Here's a free sample: https://www.learninpublic.org
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Ask HN: How do you become an active reader and deep thinker?
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I think games that involve physical activity can benefit you hugely.
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Thank you very much, you're awesome!
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Ask HN: Where do you start with programming synthesizers?
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