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Same here. I assumed flagging was something that required a certain amount of reputation. I've never even purposefully tried to see how to flag something, and I have 4 submissions flagged.

I'm a big fan of Kathy Sierra's "Badass: Making Users Awesome" [1]

Less about UI but really focused on what users feel and how they experience what you build.

1. https://www.amazon.com/Badass-Making-Awesome-Kathy-Sierra/dp...

I believe Stack Overflow has moderator elections but I've never participated.

Maybe the docs site was.

There are 3 Kansas Cities if you count North Kansas City.

> I can't blame them, there is nothing there.

> every midwestern city of any size is violent as fuck. STL, KC, Indy, Chicago, OKC

If there's nothing there, why are they so violent? Answer: they really aren't. If you've lived in a midwestern city you'd know that there are areas that have more violence (like probably any city) than others, but I would wager that proportionally they're much smaller compared to outlying metro areas than larger cities.

Interesting, I was very close to posting the same thing but figured it was just me.

Well we saw extreme disruption in the supply of fertilizer and some extremely poor growing seasons in some bread basket reasons around the world simultaneously, if I recall correctly (which I might not be).

Makes me think of the book in Diamond Age.

On what basis would you conclude that "now" is not "soonest", other than conjecture?

How does HN feel about Braintree?

I wish the UI/UX for Obsidian was better. It takes just long enough to search for a note that I want to edit that I end up just putting quick stuff in Google Keep due to its ease of use.

This is like worlds colliding. I only know Jeff Geerling because he apparently wrote every Ansible role in existence.

This may be unpopular on HN, but that's what Allan Savory has advocated for, along with rotational (holistic in his words) grazing of ruminants.

As Tom Woods would say: "Only the views listed on this 3x5 index card of respectability are allowed."

I have used the Apify SDK (now https://crawlee.dev/) in the past and found it very useful.

The state ceases to be responsible to the people and exists of and for itself.

Not at these prices.

Perhaps they're fertilizing and you're not.

$230 on Amazon. Several books have been recommended that are no longer in print and are incredibly expensive for used copies. I'd be interested to know the reason behind this. If they're so useful, why aren't they in print?

This project literally bills itself as an OSS Airtable alternative, so maybe? I've only tinkered with it: https://www.nocodb.com/

Excellent book on the topic of "humanure": https://www.amazon.com/Humanure-Handbook-4th-Shit-Nutshell/d...

I'm pulling for "RickyDB"

tilt is a local development tool for containerized apps that handles things like file watching, auto-rebuilds, etc. It can do k8s, multiple docker-compose setups, whatever. We've liked it so far: https://tilt.dev/

Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?

CPAPs control the amount of air by measuring backpressure AFAIK.

However it currently lacks the ability to listen for messages and run an event handler when one comes in: https://github.com/apache/pulsar-client-node/pull/56

You have to manually call ".receive()" to attempt to receive a message.

I would think https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aglianico would be older still.

Mostly. It costs $300/mo to remove their branding badge from embeds.

I started working on a service like this, but more from the business website side: https://vidleads.co

I've been meaning to redo it a bit, with a simple shareable link to record and share like you said. Maybe now would be a good time!