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>if you're spending every waking hour coding, you're unlikely to be building relationships. I think this is a critical skill that our industry hasn't done a great job of building, …

I'd love to see a copy of this, I think I could learn from it too.

That is a super good story, thanks for the link

check out https://vim-bootstrap.com I'm a vim newbie but found it very useful.

I'm interested to read about this if you've got links to related blogs or such.

If anyone is a member of a cool Newsgroup, reply with it, I'm interested to try such a community.

Agreed, but the ownership of the physical games has its own satisfaction. I'm in the process of selling about 300 retro console games mostly because when I play an old game I'm lik…

I think fosstodon.org is trying to be a social network for tech people, but it federates a lot of non tech stuff, so it's a mixed bag in that regard. I recently joined it so still …

Interesting, got a blog that goes into more detail?

Really nice write up and frank about the shortcomings without being negative about it. Thanks for sharing this.

ZTE Axon M phone is as you described, but it didn't really catch on. Reviewers of the device did not like the gap from the bezels. I think it hit a sort of uncanny Valley of a gap …

It's unmaintained, but load81 by Antirez tries to solve this problem with the modern tools of Lua and SDL wrapped in a simple IDE. Check it out: https://github.com/antirez/load81

Looks pretty useful to me, I've been meaning to get something going to track my money. Thanks for having a simple way to bootstrap it!

This seems like a real missed opportunity to build on systems that already work. I'd love to see these open systems like nntp come back. I hope someone puts in the effort to make t…

I'm very surprised that Sphinx wasn't listed. It powers readthedocs.org and is generally very popular for software documentation.

I agree, a well written article with a fun tone that builds something interesting and keeps ego in check. I hope to see more like this.

Your system of minimal dependency java is interesting. Do you have anything open source I can look at or otherwise get a dive into this technique?

This article is not particularly useful. I like space and space tech, but this article just declares something to exist and doesn't go into any interesting details. I might as well…

I'd love to see this breakdown for more languages.

Any way to export these colorful maps to a png? I desire them as a desktop wallpaper, they are wonderful.

I'm disappointed that I can't C-x 3 to have web pages side-by-side, but I really, really like being able to switch between tabs with C-x b. I think I'll be giving this some time.