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I tried Obsidian a couple of years ago when all those „Hack your brain with Obsidian“ videos were flooding YouTube, I even had a subscription.

Turns out my brain is beyond saving, while the program was pretty neat, having to have an extra window open was just beyond my attention span. Now I use a notebook, it is chaotic and has coffee strains but I actually use it.

In Defense of C++ 10 months ago

C++ is the third programming language I ever tried to learn, I got bored and gave up on both Python and JavaScript after like a month, I now have 150 active hours of learning (I tracked) in C++, and I love it, somehow I find it mentally more stimulating, not sure why.

Haha I remember almost crying when I was 12 because I couldn’t get a single kill in ET. Crazy that no one makes a modern ET clone, such a unique gameplay, it would be an instant hit, just add some buzzwords „mission based tactical shooter with classes and progression“

Study mode 12 months ago

I know it is bad for the environment, I know you cannot trust it, but as an adult learning C++ in my free time, having a pseudo-human answering my questions instead of having to look at old forum posts with people often trying to prove their skills instead of giving the simplest answer ChatGPT is something I cannot just ignore — despite being a huge LLM hater. Moral of the story: none.

I wish there were a YouTube app with this + no reels, I have YouTube premium, I am already paying, stop forcing stuff on me.

Nice!I would reconsider the AI icon, I know it is a free app, but I am sure there are other free alternatives for that. Not because AI is inherently bad or anything, I just somehow associate it with low quality/scammy stuff and my brain would probably filter it out when scrolling through the app store.

Uxn 2 years ago

First time I saw 100r on HR I have read the entire website like a book, amazing people!

Uxn is also cool, I especially liked the Orca ROM, but I couldn’t really figure it out how to make it work with MIDI, so I ended up using the Linux version.

"Gather the Data: Use various tools and methods to collect information."

"By following a structured approach and leveraging specialized tools, you can effectively gather, analyze, and verify information from publicly available sources."

Am I paranoid or was this partly written by an LLM? Or is it just naturally so vague and generic. I mean most of the tips are kinda legit, but after the title I expected a little more than this.