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by spccdt 3y ago
Pickleball, it’s the only recreational sport I’ve liked as much my entire life, and I’ve tried many: tennis, soccer, judo, golf, basketball, biking, hiking, snowboarding, etc. Things I like about pickleball are: it’s relatively cheap, easy
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by spccdt 3y ago
13 years old and still in “beta?” :-)
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by spccdt 4y ago
Reminds me of a similar anecdote from Holly Elmore in 2021 [1]. [1] https://hollyelmore.substack.com/p/i-believed-the-hype-and-d...
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by spccdt 4y ago
In my opinion Perl is much more powerful than Awk, available just about everywhere Awk is available, and even explicitly takes inspiration from Awk for some features (like BEGIN blocks).
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by spccdt 4y ago
Just wanted to say that Tap is pretty neat. It’s so close to what I’ve been wanting to build for myself as a mobile quick-capture solution.
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by spccdt 4y ago
I love vifm! It honors the vim philosophy — it’s fast, configurable, and keyboard driven. I have it integrated with vim so that when I press “-“ it toggles a directory view. So seamless that it’s hard to tell that they’re separate apps.
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by spccdt 4y ago
I’ve heard this natural-filter technique referred to as “time-shifting,” and it helps me a lot too. I’ll throw stuff I find on my “daily notes” page and rely on revisiting it later.
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by spccdt 4y ago
Regarding horizontal outlining and Tree replacement, it’s not native to macOS, but there’s a web app called Ginkgo.
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by spccdt 5y ago
What tool(s) do you use to do that?
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by spccdt 5y ago
Here are a few outliners to consider: * Workflowy * Roam Research * RemNote * Zavala
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by spccdt 5y ago
Former* CTO. That is no longer accurate
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by spccdt 5y ago
There’s also sc-im.
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by spccdt 5y ago
From their product page: > Note that Brave Search is based on an independent index. However, for some queries, Brave can anonymously check our search results against third-party results, and mix them on the results page. This mixing is a
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by spccdt 6y ago
> “...But this is not the case! Some of these parts have never been the case - MongoDB has never been "eventually consistent" - updates are streamed and applied sequentially to secondary nodes, so although they might be behind,
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by spccdt 8y ago
I'm a little late to the party but since I've just been right in the middle of going through all this, I thought I'd add my perspective. About 6 months ago I quit my job at a big-name software company to take a year of person
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by spccdt 9y ago
Do you happen to have a link to the legislation you mention?