https://nostrcheck.me/media/public/nostrcheck.me_7284464469617841041690523185.webp
Get out there and do something cool this weekend.
Does anyone else have a weird bug on #amethyst where backspacing into a word deletes the previous space?
Super excited to read this!
YouTube links are okay, but Invidious links are better. It's literally the same content, but Invidious gives us that extra layer of privacy.
Check out the Read Me here for more details on the project: https://github.com/iv-org/invidious
And a partial list of instances here: https://redirect.invidious.io/
If you need any help, let us know!
#privacy #security #frontends
That's a great thought- I've come across Invidious a bit before, but don't know why I didn't think to use it there. Will make sure to do that going forward. Thanks!
A few! I like having different books for different places: one in the study, one for commutes, one before bed. Some way of dealing with a short attention span, I guess.
I've been trying to read more history, so currently enjoying The Mongol Empire, by John Man. It's a very literary and narrative history, so sometimes you wish there was a little more detail, but it's an incredible story, especially Genghis' original rise to power.
A fun fiction pairing with that has been The Coming of Conan The Cimmerian, a collection of Howard's original short stories in publication order. Everyone knows the Milius film with Arnold (which is great!) but Howard's Conan has a little more complexity.
Finally (and maybe a more relevant to the #bookstr folks who like finance/econ themes), I'm a little ways into The Laws of Trading by Lebron. It's definitely themed around trading decision making, but uses that to discuss more general principles for good decisions under uncertainty. The first quarter or so is good, at least!
I've definitely been trying to grow my physical library again, after a few years of relying more on ebooks.
I know that encoding non-transaction data on chain is controversial, but this could be a valid use case: hashes for specific versions of important or controversial texts.
I don't really worry at this point about a future where Hayek or Nietzsche are inaccessible, but I do worry about a future where the space is polluted by subtly distorted versions, as everything is constantly dynamicaly rewritten to serve the status quo.
modern-unix: collection of modern/faster/saner alternatives to common unix commands
https://github.com/ibraheemdev/modern-unix
Not strictly archlinux related, but worth sharing nonetheless.
This is an awesome list- it's good to know the baseline 'nix tools, but some of the extensions are so good. ripgrep and fzf are part of my standard setup on every system now.
trying to get a feel for how different messages and formats interlink on nostr:
I'd be curious to know how long the two projects took as, well. Cost disease, but also everything's so much slower
IFAK check: how far away is your closest tourniquet, right now?
it's a desperately-needed bit of historical perspective. most people in the developed world just really have no idea how bad things can get.
Yeah, this definitely feels smoother...
It seems mostly good, but I keep getting weird keyboard bugs. How is plebstr?
Yeah, I've run some cycles of carnivore/keto in the past, and it works well.
It's going to be an interesting experiment: how much of that was the recommender algos, and how much was people chasing superstimulus?
Fair enough- the carnivore/ketone stuff is interesting, but something about 'em sets off my psyop flags
They should still be posting over here though
Didn't this acc turn out to be some granola internet marketer chick's alt?
remember the auroch 