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Comment on I'm addicted to Slay the Spire and am looking for a new game in ~games
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Comment on Behind the scenes at the Blackwing pencil factory in ~creative
moonwalker LinkThe pink ones are super prettyThe pink ones are super pretty
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Comment on Best options for domain registrar and static site hosting in 2026? in ~comp
moonwalker Link ParentMy tired brain looked at that and processed it as "Hawk Tuah" Please send helpMy tired brain looked at that and processed it as "Hawk Tuah"
Please send help
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Comment on Deciding whether (or not) to have a child in ~life
moonwalker LinkYou are not alone. I'll share some resources I've found useful or informative. Hyperfixed podcast: Kristin Has Doubts NPR's Life Kit: "There's never a 'right' time for a baby — but these questions...You are not alone. I'll share some resources I've found useful or informative.
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Hyperfixed podcast: Kristin Has Doubts
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NPR's Life Kit: "There's never a 'right' time for a baby — but these questions can help you decide"
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Listened to interview with Ann Davidman in the past that was pretty illuminating just from the ad-hoc discussion
- The website is kinda meh, but there is some some free stuff and the on-demand courses are $500, which honestly is not horrible for a life-altering decision if you're truly on the fence
- Not an ad, no affiliation, and I haven't taken these courses, but I do encourage some more formal digging into the "what ifs," fears, and how your own experiences growing up factor into things
I'd also encourage you to consider alternatives that are often not discussed. Some ones that come to mind are foster care, volunteering as a CASA, Big Brothers Big Sisters, "reading buddy" programs to help boost literacy, or simply seeking out a closer relationship with people you know who have kids. It really does take a village, so choosing not to have your own doesn't have to be a closed door for regular interactions with kids.
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Comment on Automattic CEO Matt Mullenweg put on 'leave of absence' in ~tech
moonwalker Link ParentThink he'll go full Lutheran and fork it?Think he'll go full Lutheran and fork it?
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Comment on Apple announces iPhone Duo, its first foldable iPhone in ~tech
moonwalker Link ParentYeah it feels like a failed category of product already. I've heard people who have them don't even unfold them that muchYeah it feels like a failed category of product already. I've heard people who have them don't even unfold them that much
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Comment on You Can See Everything | Official teaser in ~movies
moonwalker Link ParentCheck the tags! No shade, they just seem informative enoughCheck the tags! No shade, they just seem informative enough
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Comment on Proposal to ban development of AI superintelligence by US Senator Bernie Sanders and US Representative Greg Casar in ~society
moonwalker Link ParentThat's how he talks though. All of his speeches have this cadenceThat's how he talks though. All of his speeches have this cadence
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Comment on Adulting -- what advice or encouragement did you receive / wish you had received when you were just starting out moving out? in ~life
moonwalker Link ParentI've heard the advice the first credit card you get should only be used at gas stations for the first several years. Helps you build credit with small-ish transactions and a clear boundary.I've heard the advice the first credit card you get should only be used at gas stations for the first several years. Helps you build credit with small-ish transactions and a clear boundary.
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Comment on LEGO Skylines | Announcement trailer in ~games
moonwalker LinkThis reminded me... quick shout-out to developer Baraklava who meticulously remade Rock Raiders and got hired by LEGO: https://manicminers.baraklava.comThis reminded me... quick shout-out to developer Baraklava who meticulously remade Rock Raiders and got hired by LEGO: https://manicminers.baraklava.com
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Comment on What are your current pain points with Linux? in ~tech
moonwalker LinkLack of (easy to install) drivers for Mac trackpad gestures. Seems like a waste to put it on an old laptop when you lose that functionality.Lack of (easy to install) drivers for Mac trackpad gestures. Seems like a waste to put it on an old laptop when you lose that functionality.
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Comment on htmx 4.0.0 has been released in ~comp
moonwalker LinkA lot of mentions of v2. Was v3 just a big mistake then? I'm not familiar with its historyA lot of mentions of v2. Was v3 just a big mistake then? I'm not familiar with its history
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Comment on Compact phone in the works for the fans of small phones in ~tech
moonwalker Link ParentWireless charging + swappable battery is a rare combo. This is the only phone I could find like that: https://www.kyoceramobile.com/rugged-devices/duraforce-pro-3 I presume this company is...Wireless charging + swappable battery is a rare combo. This is the only phone I could find like that: https://www.kyoceramobile.com/rugged-devices/duraforce-pro-3
I presume this company is building this phone with off the shelf parts
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Comment on Operation Bluebird launches Twitter.now in ~tech
moonwalker Link ParentI've seen this claim a lot on various websites recently, and the overlaps seem small to me. It's starting to feel a lot like New York accents; many New Yorkers claims the boroughs have different...It has hallmarks of an AI-generated website
I've seen this claim a lot on various websites recently, and the overlaps seem small to me. It's starting to feel a lot like New York accents; many New Yorkers claims the boroughs have different accents. But when quizzed, many fail miserably.
Even if such "hallmarks" exist, wouldn't the reliable detection make it undesirable and immediately changes the meta?
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Comment on Which privacy-friendly home appliances exist? e.g. robot vacuum cleaners. in ~tech
moonwalker (edited )LinkTapo from TP-Link prioritizes local data and control. From the Tapo RV50 Omni page... I can't speak to how good their vacuums are though. I have one from Dreamehome, which can actually work...Tapo from TP-Link prioritizes local data and control. From the Tapo RV50 Omni page...
Wi-Fi is required for initial setup. After setup, the robot can still perform whole-home cleaning without Wi-Fi. The Tapo app is recommended for features such as scheduling, map management, and cleaning zones.
I can't speak to how good their vacuums are though. I have one from Dreamehome, which can actually work locally with its buttons, but then you lose access to all the adjustments and features offered through the app.
Generally speaking, you'll want to look for ones that support Home Assistant, since that's full local control. Looks like Ecovacs is one such brand.
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Comment on A list of independent internet forums in ~tech
moonwalker LinkAnyone on Lobste.rs? Good or bad experiences?Anyone on Lobste.rs? Good or bad experiences?
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PBS station sues to regain access to seventy years of archival TV history
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Comment on Spotify is to label AI artists and exclude them from algorithm recommendations as part of a crackdown on fake performers in ~music
moonwalker LinkThis seems to make the (large) assumption that an identification system works as expected today and continues working in the future. It will be a perpetual arms race. Also, there are frequent...This seems to make the (large) assumption that an identification system works as expected today and continues working in the future. It will be a perpetual arms race.
Also, there are frequent accusations that Spotify itself produces music (both AI and human) and promotes those artists via their official playlists to keep more of the payout pot for themselves. Reportedly there are ones for things like "deep focus electronic" that have entirely been taken over by AI under the direct purview of Spotify... so what's going to happen with those?
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Comment on What JavaScript framework should I use? in ~comp
moonwalker Link ParentI've yet to work at a company that uses it. I've had exactly two coworkers that loved it. Both didn't last long because they tried shoehorning it in and no one else liked working with it. It's...Typescript is pretty the de-facto default in JavaScript world these days.
I've yet to work at a company that uses it. I've had exactly two coworkers that loved it. Both didn't last long because they tried shoehorning it in and no one else liked working with it. It's awful for readability.
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Comment on Framework customer info has been breached in ~tech
moonwalker LinkI got a similar email from Tally so it seems this wasn't targeted at Framework specificallyI got a similar email from Tally so it seems this wasn't targeted at Framework specifically
Perhaps... Inscryption or Slots & Daggers