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How to Choose Your Asset Allocation ETF
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How to Choose Your Asset Allocation ETF
Oh man, Daniel Dennet died? He's my first introduction to the philosophy of consciousness. I found he struck a good balance between scientific realism and the desire to preserve the reality of our personal conscious experience.
Weird how I literally just learned that I apparently share a birthday with both Emily Dickinson and...Ada Lovelace?
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Bookmarking with org-mode
I thought about writing a short post on how I tend to capture bookmarks using org-mode1 these days. Capture template I have following org-capture template2, defined in my Emacs configuration file based on the Doom config3, ;; Capture template ("l" "Daily Bookmarks" entry (file+headline (lambda () (personal-note 'daily)) "Bookmarks") "** %(org-cliplink-capture)%?\n" :unnarrowed t) ;; Utility function (defun personal-note (ntype) (cond ((string= 'daily ntype) (concat org-directory (format-time-string "/%Y/%B_%-e.org"))) ((string= 'work ntype) (concat org-directory (format-time-string "/work/%Y/note_%m_%d.
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The DevOps BlogBookmark with Org-capture
I was reading, and watching, Mike Zamansky’s blog post series about org-capture and how he manages his bookmarks. His blog and video series are a big recommendation from me, he is teaching me tons every time I watch his videos. His inspirational videos were what made me dig down on how I could do what he’s doing but… my way… I stumbled across this blog post that describes the process of using org-cliplink to insert the title of the post into an org-mode link. Basically, what I wanted to do is provide a link and get an org-mode link. Sounds simple enough. Let’s dig in.
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DEV CommunityAdd comments to your 11ty blog with utterances
A while ago I was looking for a way to add a comment section to my static blog and this is the result...
Hopes and dreams
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It's safe to say that The Wheel of Time TV series, streaming on Amazon Prime, has divided fans of the source material, namely Robert Jordan's enormous, sprawling, epic book series of the same name, spanning 14 door-stopping volumes published over a period of 24 years (1989-2013).
I would not call myself a great connoisseur of fantasy, but I do know something about these particular books, having been introduced to them as a teenager by a high school friend in the early nineties. I have warm memories of the series, and less warm memories of the tense, multi-year waits in between installments.
In general, I take a dim view of graffiti. This, however, makes me smile.
Buildings like this fascinate me for reasons I can't fully articulate. I guess, to my eyes, it just feels like it has a story to tell, like a grizzled chess player in the park.
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To some extent, the contrast between the IndieWeb and standard social networks mirrors the contrast between Linux and, say, Windows or MacOS. People keep asking when the former will become mainstream and it's kind of the wrong question to ask, because going mainstream was never the goal. The masses were never the target audience.
I'm kind of impressed with Github Actions. Easy to use, very composable.
So, I've ditched Netlify, opting instead for a raw nginx on a relatively modest VPS. I had heard some horror stories of people being charged thousands of dollars over a denial of service attack.
So far so good. I no longer have to worry about running out of build minutes either.
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Stack OverflowEnumerate all tags in org-mode
How do I generate an enumerated list of all tags (e.g., :tag:) in an org-mode file? Say I have a list of the form: * Head1 :foo:bar: ** Subhead1 :foo: * Head2 ** Subhead2 :foo:bar: I...
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This is really cool! I will put in a shameless plug for my own :-)
https://desmondrivet.com/2019/12/08/intro-to-indie-web
Mastodonrachel (@rjkwon@mastodon.social)
https://projects.kwon.nyc/internet-is-fun/ added some more personal website manifestos to the list! some good ones in this batch
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Mastodonrachel (@rjkwon@mastodon.social)
https://projects.kwon.nyc/internet-is-fun/ added some more personal website manifestos to the list! some good ones in this batch
I recently finished watching Bodies on Netflix and the concept of free will comes up a fair bit given that the show involves a predestination paradox. One of the characters voices the opinion that, in his words, "free will is an illusion" because human choices are ultimately the result of physics and biology. Humans choices, in other words, are predetermined, and that means that the free will doesn't exist.
The character in question is acting as a mouthpiece for the notion of incompatibilism, the idea that free will and determinism are mutually exclusive concepts. It's the most common way that the free will debate is framed. If you accept the idea of incompatibilism, then you can either believe in determinism (usually considered the rational choice) or you can believe in free will (usually considered the irrational or emotional choice). But you can't believe in both. The character, being a scientist, believes in determinism, hence his assertion that free will is an illusion.
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the GuardianI’ll never stop blogging: it’s an itch I have to scratch – and I don’t care if it’s an outdated format | Simon Reynolds
Even if nobody reads them, I’ll always be drawn to the freedom blogs offer. I can ramble about any subject I choose, says music journalist Simon Reynolds
Annual Christmas tree snap