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saltymimir

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    The obvious culprit here are the LLMs, but I do wonder whether Github's social features, despite its flaws, have given developers fewer reasons to ask questions on SO? Speaking fro…

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    Comment #42512882

    Finally finish a workable infinite canvas + decentralized knowledge graph project. Been way too distracted with other subplots of the project the past few months. As for the non-te…

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    Comment #41934793

    Pleasantly surprised that this site’s still around. I remember seeing this back in college, and it was one of the catalysts that got me into building sites and this career in the f…

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    Comment #41795286

    These are the slides that are about to be presented (or has been presented already?) by some of the TC39 committee members. Some genuinely interesting bits about how the committee …

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    Comment #37332742

    Ohh boy, as someone who works on a travel booking, service serving customers in Asia, this problem hits hard. I guess the answer depends on how you plan to handle the names once th…

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    Comment #36781311

    > As with previous Macedonian snake cults, the focus of worship at the temple was on fertility. Barren women would bring offerings to Glycon in hopes of becoming pregnant. Accordin…

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    Comment #36652203

    Here's a bookmarklet I've been using to submit HTML page data to a webhook endpoint: https://gist.github.com/theAJFM/c15535c0b7a994b126f41e127466... It extracts the page's title, t…

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    Comment #36652112

    I decided to take a look at the redesigned mobile app after some time not using it. Can't believe how much worse it got. I don't appreciate their move towards "social" feed sure, b…

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    Comment #35115759

    The magazine has ceased publication, but I really enjoyed reading https://reallifemag.com/ .

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    Comment #34007332

    Was a bit skeptical about how good this was gonna be, but I'm definitely impressed. The improvements are a lot more apparent on desktop. I love the fact that I can do pretty much a…

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    Comment #33476150

    In my (admittedly) brief experience dabbling with asciidoc, I really don't like the opinionated approach on how styles should be injected to the generated HTML output. Say that I g…

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    Comment #33365932

    Our experience with this has been the complete opposite. Apple's reliance on real human reviewers was precisely the issue for us. Your mileage may vary by a lot depending on the re…

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    Comment #33198211

    I had the opposite experience with Syncthing + Logseq. The way Logseq is designed, refreshing the entire graph is a must before you even consider editing your pages in another devi…

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    Comment #33198132

    They do have an Android app now, though? You can download the apk from their github releases page[1], if you don't mind sideloading apps. [1]: https://github.com/logseq/logseq/rele…

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    Comment #33198051

    Congrats! Been using the insider builds, so I've used the overhauled UI for quite a while. What I've been waiting for is the mobile app, and as expected you folks delivered. Hands …

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    Comment #33146899

    If you don't mind the extra setup, you can block domains at DNS level. Something like Pi-hole[1] or NextDNS[2] will prevent those tracker requests in all apps in your device and/or…

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