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tagfowufe
4mo ago
The moment there's Meta AI in a supposedly E2E messaging platform, it's crystal-clear over. There's no wall to leave a writing on.
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Keep Android Open
(keepandroidopen.com)
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tagfowufe
4mo ago
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tagfowufe
4mo ago
Kind and firm reminder. I absolutely repudiate this, and the ripple effects are devastating, be it for commerce, innovation, trust or freedom. Also at https://keepandroidopen.org/
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tagfowufe
5mo ago
I would refer to the world _cognate_[0]. 'Fundamental programming cognates' sounds cool as a uni course. [0] https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cognate
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tagfowufe
6mo ago
Sneaking in real quick to thank you for your contributions and positive attitude you bring to the space.
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tagfowufe
1y ago
While I understand where the author is coming from, and I get his sentiment(s), I don't think what he proposes is actually possible: his vision relies on faux open tools and protocols and having access to walled gardens. The means of c
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tagfowufe
2y ago
Colemak is great, I recommend it. The Extend Layer is layout agnostic, and a total game changer. Give it a try, and enjoy enhanced, comfortable and fluid text editing and navigation at your fingertips.
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tagfowufe
2y ago
May I suggest the absolutely awesome Extend Layer [0] instead? Arrow keys, advanced cursor movement and modifiers chording, and more, without leaving the home row! [0] https://dreymar.colemak.org/layers-extend.html
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Lukasa
(en.wikipedia.org)
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2y ago
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tagfowufe
2y ago
ACE 4 High IQ (top 4%), with extremely high verbal skills (top 0.1%). Late twenties, veering on thirties. Depression, anxiety, dissociation, numbness, trying to regain vitality. Parents separated when I was 7. I was bullied and almost compl
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tagfowufe
3y ago
I'm definitely not educated enough to answer with nuance and certainty to some of the questions you posit. Nevertheless, I'd be interested, actually, in your opinion of what constitutes 1) evidence and 2) consensus. I, personally,
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tagfowufe
3y ago
No, that you are supposed to have a basic level of autonomy and attempt at understanding before using a forum as your own personal search engine
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tagfowufe
3y ago
I cannot, that's why I use search engines. You're on HN, and as such, you will get lectured about the culture if need be. https://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
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tagfowufe
3y ago
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=open+source+licenses&ia=web The FIRST result: https://opensource.org/licenses You're on HN, act like it
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tagfowufe
3y ago
Hey, thanks for contributing to Racket. I'm about to finish the first third of 'How To Design Programs' [0], and am slowly becoming a fan. Always love to see Racket being mentioned! [0] htdp.org
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tagfowufe
3y ago
It's incredibly useful to me. I love it. I find it nicely curated and true to the word 'starter' (kit). If I knew more about Emacs, this is definitely what I would have created, and in a similar manner. It's that lil
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tagfowufe
3y ago
Hi, I've been skimming over your book. There might be a typo under [1], where you write: "An HTTP response to this htmx-driven request might look something like this", but then the next figure's header is "JSON"
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Typed Lisp, A Primer (2019)
(alhassy.com)
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4y ago
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tagfowufe
5y ago
I can't wait to see other hackers' responses! Aside from HN, I have curated multireddits (yeah, I'll be pretty mainstream in this thread). In order to create them according to my needs, I browsed r/DepthHub; investigated
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Rapid Prototyping with Django, Htmx, and Tailwind CSS
(testdriven.io)
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5y ago
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tagfowufe
5y ago
What a bunch of scumbags. There a are so many things wrong with the company and its workers under the light of this story...
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5y ago
My first comment ever here is for thanking you for posting these words. I find them truly educational and eerily reassuring. I'm starting my career in this whole world after two years at a really innovative community college, and I
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tagfowufe
6y ago
This is just an unashamed ripoff of "How to Read a Book" by Mortimer Adler and Charles Van Doren. Seriously, he didn't even get "syntopical" right.