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stigi
10d ago
I charge mine every 3-4 months... (almost never). Was expecting this to be a problem for me, but it turned out I do not care.
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stigi
10d ago
Crosspoint is the way to go, imho. Together with the CrossX app ( https://github.com/jtvargas/crosspoint-app ) it's so nice! Nicely supports sending web articles as epubs onto the X3/X4 device (I use X3).
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Datadog: Project Codename
(projectcodename.dev)
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20d ago
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ASD-STE100 – Simplified Technical English
(en.wikipedia.org)
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1mo ago
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2mo ago
Yes, I like wanderer ( http://wanderer.to/ ) a lot! The difference is the planning, I'm building my tool around a collaborative use case. I'm often doing multi day bikepacking trips with my close friends. The planne
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stigi
2mo ago
In fact they are called "Public GPS Traces" and can be enabled in the OSM layer inspector. I am not sure if anyone started distilling track recommendations from them yet though. Here's a link that has traces enabled (aka laye
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2mo ago
I'm working on something that is best described as Komoot meets Mastodon. Self hostable and federated. It's pretty early, and the UX is pretty bare bones still. If you're keen on checking it out you should be able to find it
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2mo ago
OSM has a heatmap feature. Users can contribute tracks and feed into it: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Heat_maps
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The O16g Manifesto – Outcome Engineering
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Rust Is Indeed Woke
(diziet.dreamwidth.org)
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stigi
1y ago
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stigi
2y ago
The work is mysterious and important
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stigi
2y ago
Hi Roddy, Not sure what a good way to reach out is, but I saw the JD and would like to chnnect over it. I found your linkedIn and send you a request. Alternatively you can look up my details in my HN profile. Looking forward to chat!
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Terminal UI to list, browse and run APIs defined with OpenAPI spec
(github.com)
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2y ago
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New Architecture is here
(reactnative.dev)
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2y ago
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ChatGPT on a TI 84 graphical calculator
(arstechnica.com)
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2y ago
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The unseen, silent tribute to those we have lost
(xclacksoverhead.org)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Funny enough I’m (east) German and my first association was the Russian word “tovarisch” (meaning comrade or friend). Wondering what Dr. Freud would say about that…
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stigi
2y ago
Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Engineering leadership, React-Native, Clojure, TypeScript Résumé/CV: https://ullrich.is/20240618-resume.pdf Email: hn-hire-me@ull
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Canopée: the sailing ship for Ariane 6 transport
(ariane.group)
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2y ago
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SwiftUI Field Guide
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Cupid – For Joyful Code
(cupid.dev)
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3y ago
In a few days my domain `foodba.by` is expiring after I stopped transferring funds to Belarus after the role the country took during the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Glad that side project never took of :-)
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Huru – AI Interview Prep
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3y ago
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Netlify's disingenuous survey-based attack on Next.js (and eleventy, too)
(zachleat.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
A set of 8 wooden dolls with build in speaker, CPU, Bluetooth and accelerometer. Singing from a set of ~20 pre programmed songs they "perform" together. Also when you own an OP-1 field (not sure if the original also works) you can
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Teenage Engineering – Choir
(teenage.engineering)
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3y ago
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3y ago
you're username suggests so :)
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3y ago
Thanks for the pointers everybody. They make sense. The frustration of seeing a 299 price tag and then being hit with a 349 price after one click on the store link is bad.. Didn't stop me from buying though :D
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stigi
3y ago
I don't know how they do their math, but they advertise it for 299USD but when I open the store it's sold for 349EUR which today converts to 380USD... That's a 30% difference that hurts.
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Brimm: Notion-inspired versatile knowledge management backed by a graph you own
(github.com)
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3y ago
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