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felipesabino

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About felipesabino

Software Engineer @amazon. Also ex @taqtilebr, former teacher and sometimes speaker addicted to everything related to science (weird) facts. Opinions are my own

http://felipe.sabino.me/about/

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Socials: - github.com/felipesabino - linkedin.com/in/fesabino - reddit.com/user/felipesabino

Interests: Open Source, Programming, Technology, Web Development, Books, Cycling, Climbing, Fitness, Hiking, Networking, Privacy, Running, Sports

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #45566193

    Interesting, I has a similar idea for this problem of being overwhelmed with sources and the need to go into each submission and its comments. But I went in a different direction, …

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    Comment #44095270

    I decided to try the AI train and develop something without actually writing any line of code. The result was very satisfying, https://rss.sabino.me - a rss new aggregator, with a …

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    Comment #43308572

    I really like the idea behind the brutalist report [1], mostly related to their claim of "headlines delivered without bullshit". But I wanted even less interaction with most websit…

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    Comment #42812159

    Interesting that two complete opposite views are in the first page today. The other one being "AI isn't going to kill the software industry" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42…

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    Comment #42633464

    I wonder if ideas from the embedded steno community [1] [2] could not be used, as this type of chording/key stroke replacement is the basis of how it works. [1] https://github.com/…

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    Comment #41752971

    What would you recommend for a series of events over time, where events can also link to other events? Similar to a graph of nodes with a time component. I have been scratching my …

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    Comment #41739451

    As I mentioned, it is a research project, so I would not expect production ready code or multi-browser support. They are indeed not supporting the old version, as they are rewritin…

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    Comment #41739166

    This is pretty neat! And I strongly suggest that you contact Kay Xu , who is doing research on sensemaking [1] [2] and berrypicking [3], I think he is currently working on newer an…

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    Comment #41010285

    I can’t even `cd` into the folder, due to permissions

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    Ask HN: How to fix Crowdstrike BSOD without admin access?

    Does anyone know how to proceed if I do not have administrator level access to the computer? I do not have access to c:\windows\system32\drivers\crowdstrike folder to delete the co…

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    Comment #41009698

    Does anyone know how to proceed if I do not have administrator level access to the computer? I do not have access to c:\windows\system32\drivers\crowdstrike folder to delete the co…

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    Comment #39479645

    I just found out that the same author has an api if anyone here is looking for a server side joke alternative :p https://us-central1-dadjokeapi.cloudfunctions.net/getRandomJ...

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    Comment #39479608

    it seems you can just read all jokes at once via https://dadjokes736.onrender.com/jokes.json The client side js code just picks up one in the list at random. Also, looking at the j…

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    Comment #38570365

    The entire "Murderbot" series by Martha Wells is amazing, the writing style, humor and the whole story line is a must-read for sci-fi fans The "Silo" series by Hugh Howey is excell…

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    Comment #38210435

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    Comment #37397643

    I just recently came across Plasmo [1], which is very mature and a good entry point for anyone starting on the browser extension environment (like I am). It would be nice to see so…

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    Comment #37328922

    this reminded me of speed writing [1] [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/Classic_Speedwriting/wiki/list108/

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    Comment #37208873

    I think this is what the Phonetically Intuitive English (PIE) [0] tries to mitigate (not solve) by showing diacritics on normal English words to make their pronunciation more clear…

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    Comment #37161004

    Is this the new Nikola [1] ? [1] https://www.reuters.com/legal/nikola-founders-trial-us-fraud...

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    Comment #36403235

    I was also a bit annoyed, so If you also use Arc browser you can use this boost to remove it https://arc.net/boost/4D18CEB9-8295-407B-BB06-A0A6BE6BB190

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    Comment #36226304

    There are many reddit alternatives, there is even a subreddit for that [1] :p The problem is not the tech, the problem is community, or even better, the network effect. It is the s…

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    Comment #36113696

    I am glad they started brainstorming how to implement my suggestions for named cells and named ranges [1]. Having complex spreadsheets than span through infinite will be unmaintain…

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    Comment #36088162

    "Walkalong Glider", uow, I didn't even know the term to look for, thanks!

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    Comment #36087766

    It has been a while that I try to find the design for this type of paper plane [1] that glides so smoothly and allows you to guide it. I am not even sure how to search for it, even…