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This paper[1] suggests that there is a 50/50 split amongst programmers in the way in which they trace programs: > Given a straight-line program, we find half of our participants tr…

I would be careful applying this one to imposter syndrome. I think of imposter syndrome as a failure to calibrate your expectations of yourself with the reality of what your work r…

I love AsciiDoc and want to use it more. The main problem is, as noted, that it's hard to get this ruby library into whatever platform you want to deploy to. Consequently it's hard…

This optimization is indeed in the pipeline, although there are other things nearer the front because performance is currently Good Enough ™ that other things are more pressing (ot…

There are other considerations though aren't there? Assuming that you trust the hosting entity: * You may not want to trust the hosting entity for all of time. If you trust that E2…

My reading of Seeing Like A State was not "central planning bad". The author explicitly acknowledges that there are many benefits to what they refer to as "high modernist" projects…

Im one of the authors of this. Right now the code is very unstable as we're tracking the performance branch of the JS implementation. Once the JS version hits 1.0 I'll be putting a…

I read the javascript part as specifically referring to JSON, not to all javascript code.

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papercut?

I don't think there's a good connect sink for GCS available under a non commercial license

How is this trackers buying themselves a free pass? I don't know much about Scroll, their website suggests that they are about paying publishers for content you view, rather than s…

True, not particularly difficult. At the moment though I just keep GPG encrypted text files if I handle encryption independently of jrnl then I lose a lot of the value of it like b…

Does anyone know of a tool like jrnl.sh that integrates with GPG for encryption?