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my impetus for exploring it was that vim modal editing and keyboard navigation is just really clunky in the notebook integration. whether or not it's better for you depends on your…

i wanted to like marimo, but the best notebook interface i've tried so far is vscode's interactive window [0]. the important thing is that it's a python file first, but you can div…

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just being left wing doesn't save a place from being a toxic cesspit [0] 0: https://bsky.app/profile/jdaw0.com/post/3ljyl6kbeys2a

people stopped making these systems because they simply didn't work to solve the problem there's a trillion dollars in it for you if you can prove me wrong and make one that does t…

using discord for community and docs is a dead giveaway for whether a FOSS project is actually about FOSS principle or whether it's about chasing clout

i'm really disappointed with the twitter alternatives. i thought one might feel like early twitter before the culture war takeover, but bsky and mastodon are just left wing hugbox …

The main difference AFAIK is that it allows a custom site list, a feature the original version dropped at some point. I do not know why the distinction is clean vs an implied uncle…

funny to me that this image has reached the level of mimetic saturation that you can infer exactly what the image is going to be without opening it. many such cases but i always th…

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I still hate this story. The difference is that the fisherman without a business empire is one bad week away from ruin and his entire family starving to death.

>You would have thought that the people that most want to leave the site would welcome an alternative model that is specifically un-Twitter like. I don't think this part is right t…

I think yours is a pretty common experience considering that Witcher 3 was a huge mass-market success and Witcher 1 was a niche product made both by and for insane people. I say th…

Here is the MIT Technology Review report the article is referencing but doesn't bother to actually link to: https://www.technologyreview.com/2022/09/15/1059470/customer...

Thanks. I spend a lot of time working around pretty thin data, so I'm always interested to hear how people think about extracting insights when you don't have the luxury of doing p…

I certainly don't think this is bad advice, but without some discussion of how to assess the strength of a signal or the appropriate reaction size, I'm not sure it's useful advice.…