That was my immediate thought as well. "Ok, you built a desktop environment. Why? What can it do that can't be easily obtained elsewhere?"
[EDJY](https://edjy.com/products/edjy-fingernail-cutter) nail trimmers have been awesome and I will probably only ever use that from now on
I knew I recognized it from somewhere, thanks for the context
it's already prohibitively expensive for most people since most insurance doesn't cover it. Doesn't really seem like a solution. Edit: in the US. Can't speak for other nations.
[citation needed]
You're arguing in bad faith, the point is that limiting access to speech platforms is not in the interest of citizens and only serves the government.
Wow that’s quite convincing!
> Unschooling works for some, mostly those who have a desire to self-direct. That's not everyone. Definitely agree, I've also seen a non-zero number of parents using (home/un)schooling as an excuse to basically not…
This is very similar to my own experience. Having the freedom to try things out and explore my interests at a young age had a large impact later, and gave me a real sense of personal direction that I see many of my…
We did buy the app :)
Cool project, writing a lexer/parser/tokenizer for a simple language was an enjoyable and gratifying experience when I dabbled in the past. It's fun to learn about how those things work in such a hands-on way.
Coming from a similar background I found that it was super helpful to create my own keybinds for stuff like navigating forward/backward through tabs, toggling the sidebar etc. Before I did that I felt similarly that it…
This concept is explored in-depth in the Hyperion book series. Highly recommended if you like the genre :)
How does this compare to nixpacks? I've heard good things but admittedly haven't dug in too far yet. https://nixpacks.com/docs/how-it-works
I was under the impression JMAP was just a sync protocol and had nothing to do with js in email. Is that incorrect?
Seems like great news if you work for Epic
Yes, HubSpot
Oh no, This hits a little too close to home
Reading this was like holding up a mirror. I’m also 32 and recently realized i need to learn how to spend a healthy amount of time away from a screen. Getting stuck in “career” mode consumed the majority of the last…
IIRC Spectacle is no longer maintained and is spiritually succeeded by https://rectangleapp.com
Streisand effect in full swing
I'm inclined to agree, though I feel they're already pretty hands-off for most things that don't have corporate interest or overreaching power driving them.
> I really wish politicians would embrace a "we will make policies for things we can understand" motto. I don't think they'd make many policies if that were the case
I just watched a really good video explaination of this the other day: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4sYawx70iP4
Needs Jira to be useful for me, very cool idea though!
That was my immediate thought as well. "Ok, you built a desktop environment. Why? What can it do that can't be easily obtained elsewhere?"
[EDJY](https://edjy.com/products/edjy-fingernail-cutter) nail trimmers have been awesome and I will probably only ever use that from now on
I knew I recognized it from somewhere, thanks for the context
it's already prohibitively expensive for most people since most insurance doesn't cover it. Doesn't really seem like a solution. Edit: in the US. Can't speak for other nations.
[citation needed]
You're arguing in bad faith, the point is that limiting access to speech platforms is not in the interest of citizens and only serves the government.
Wow that’s quite convincing!
> Unschooling works for some, mostly those who have a desire to self-direct. That's not everyone. Definitely agree, I've also seen a non-zero number of parents using (home/un)schooling as an excuse to basically not…
This is very similar to my own experience. Having the freedom to try things out and explore my interests at a young age had a large impact later, and gave me a real sense of personal direction that I see many of my…
We did buy the app :)
Cool project, writing a lexer/parser/tokenizer for a simple language was an enjoyable and gratifying experience when I dabbled in the past. It's fun to learn about how those things work in such a hands-on way.
Coming from a similar background I found that it was super helpful to create my own keybinds for stuff like navigating forward/backward through tabs, toggling the sidebar etc. Before I did that I felt similarly that it…
This concept is explored in-depth in the Hyperion book series. Highly recommended if you like the genre :)
How does this compare to nixpacks? I've heard good things but admittedly haven't dug in too far yet. https://nixpacks.com/docs/how-it-works
I was under the impression JMAP was just a sync protocol and had nothing to do with js in email. Is that incorrect?
Seems like great news if you work for Epic
Yes, HubSpot
Oh no, This hits a little too close to home
Reading this was like holding up a mirror. I’m also 32 and recently realized i need to learn how to spend a healthy amount of time away from a screen. Getting stuck in “career” mode consumed the majority of the last…
IIRC Spectacle is no longer maintained and is spiritually succeeded by https://rectangleapp.com
Streisand effect in full swing
I'm inclined to agree, though I feel they're already pretty hands-off for most things that don't have corporate interest or overreaching power driving them.
> I really wish politicians would embrace a "we will make policies for things we can understand" motto. I don't think they'd make many policies if that were the case
I just watched a really good video explaination of this the other day: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4sYawx70iP4
Needs Jira to be useful for me, very cool idea though!