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Comment #26269675
I love this: > In the Trellis project we experimented with a “time travel” interface, allowing a user to move back in time to see earlier states of a merged document, and automatic…
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Comment #26024723
I love markdown. I hate making slide decks. I’m looking forward to comparing this to similar tools I’ve tried. In a perfect world I would be able to `brew install fusuma` and not n…
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Comment #24209931
I admit that I like Reddit for product or local-area research. But whenever I find myself filling my time by scrolling through popular subs, I end up feeling like shit. They're tee…
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Comment #23722055
Do you have an example of a site that blocks this? I don’t use gmail anymore but used this trick for many years and wasn’t blocked once.
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Comment #23062800
Actually it makes perfect sense: clear images are identifiable.
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Comment #23001431
This sounds sentimental, I can’t think of anything worse than being stuck in a coffee shop talking to people all day.
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Comment #22997718
But the Stoics put a stake in the ground about what is virtuous. Doing so definitely has utility to society, but it has no more of a claim to being “correct” than a spider’s idea o…
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Comment #22997655
To me #1 sounds like an appeal to nature without basis. It sounds a little like “The Secret”—positive actions have positive reactions—which I haven’t seen evidence of sufficiently …
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Comment #22991086
I like Stoicism and have read many books on topic. Stoicism provides me with mental tricks to think more positively and be more resilient. However, there are some presuppositions t…
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Comment #22929899
I think the example was silly, but think about finding the epoch in, say, a log file. With this system you could just click and see the human readable. With the date command you'd …
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Comment #22923068
I haven’t used the Acme text editor, but this reminds me of what I have read about it in that any text can be a command. Very neat looking.