slightly related, i've been following this game called replicube (https://store.steampowered.com/app/3401490/)
this is livecoding 3d voxel to solve puzzles. the demo was fun. looks like it'll be released soon.
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Woohoo!!!
slightly related, i've been following this game called replicube (https://store.steampowered.com/app/3401490/)
this is livecoding 3d voxel to solve puzzles. the demo was fun. looks like it'll be released soon.
+1
I wish there was PPP for the subscription, i tried for a few months but stopped the subscription recently.
would be nice to hear more about your self-directed learning, i'm in a similar boat right now.
how did you review fundamentals? how did you pick what topics to pursue? etc
... has a built-in repl. At any point you can press escape and pull it up, and it’s docked to the bottom of the page...
probably not a good decision to use `Esc` since browsers have default bindings for it. firefox exits fullscreen on `Esc`
The cited book has no information on how the surveys themselves were conducted. The book is an overall romanticization of pre-colonial india, and frequently indulges in nostalgia.
The following books have a good overview of education&caste in india.
A. L. Basham, The Wonder That Was India
Gail Omvedt, Understanding Caste
I fail to see why this is being pointed out?
People from a higher caste tend to have higher IQ,
> People from a higher caste tend to have better access to resources,
also a >Mankind Quarterly, a known fringe Far-right Racist publication.
for fellow readers see [1]
caste system in india is an evil that persists even today, and is a complex topic. majority of the indian-origin users on hackernews or people in the IT community are very likely upper castes. see [1] If you are interested to learn more about the caste system in india it is recommended to get your facts from multiple sources. start from [2]
[1] https://www.hup.harvard.edu/books/9780674987883 [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caste_system_in_India
How did you achieve this? tweaked by hand? i'm in the middle of building a pc and would love to know more.
this supports my flow-y experiences as well, i find it hard but if i can pace myself to the flow of my thoughts i end up being very productive.
its the updated version according to the file metadata . creation date for the second link you shared is `30/01/2020, 15:05:47`
i had to force quit firefox to stop playing it, even closing the tab didnt help.
try it out with different voices, for starters try
say "process failure" -v trinoids
you can find all the available voices with say -v '?'
or from Accessibility>Spoken-Content>System-voice>Manage-voicesThanks for sharing this. I'm going to try out the perfectionism workbooks. Also nice that the pdfs have forms to fill stuff in.
you can disable autoplay for all websites in browser settings
a similar website which i love is https://www.webdesignmuseum.org/
related: Some reasons to work on productivity and velocity
its not smooth, but interesting nonetheless
that the commenter is associated with the project.
missed a disclaimer?
caused by stress?
seems to be a bug in firefox developer version, works fine in chrome.
any idea why there is a minor shift in line-height if we remove the text-orientation property.
with the writing-mode property
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/writing-mod...
The President of Nintendo in America is Doug Bowser
https://protesilaos.com/emacs/modus-themes-pictures
i like these, though i failed reproducing this in my doomemacs setup. i'm still a rookie
i have a bookmarklet for this. love that it formats the github embeds quite nicely too.
javascript:(()=>window.location.href="https://scribe.rip"+location.pathname)()i'm now gonna binge watch CAD screencast videos. very interesting.
not a todo app, but a minimalist time tracker that i use.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hourly-time-and-task-manager/i...
its around 18mb for my phone, i was comparing both in my head, so was curious about what was used to build it.
but it seems its smaller because of device specific packaging.
P.S. i do like the OP's app.