I just saw it for the first time here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25382188 …
I was pretty bummed after reading this book but I guess it was about what I expected. …
I tried doing it last year but about halfway through lost energy to keep going. I’m thinking of giving it a shot this year but am already a little late to start…
I don’t know if this will really change the publishing industry at all but I’m backing him…
I still have bad memories of not being able to view PDF’s in Linux because Adobe dropped support and the alternatives just didn’t work right.
I feel like the PDF readers on Linux just aren’t quite a nice as mac/windows still. They’re mostly okay but they generally don’t seem to have the fine polish and smoothness. But then again I haven’t looked in a year or two.
org-mode
Do you have any recommendations for guides on getting started / the selling points?
I hear so much about org mode but every time I look at it I’m just unsure why people love it. That being said, I don’t really live in the terminal so maybe that’s part of the issue. I like the terminal and use it daily but not for anything like note taking.
I would say the privacytools instance is alright. But also looking for good content on peertube. https://tube.privacytools.io/videos/most-liked
I wonder if peertube had a really popular instance if it would be more efficient for the internet. I mean in the sense of how youtube throttled video quality in a few countries during the pandemic. Would having it be P2P mean less pressure on the infrastructure since in theory people geographically close to one another could share the data instead of it all coming from a central server.
I honestly had no idea. I just found his content the day I posted this. I the few videos I watched felt like some meme tech videos.
But now that I dig into it more it seems you’re on to something:
Thanks for pointing this out.
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