Kecelij
Jung's Labyrinth, psychological exploration game using analytical psychology
My first medium article got 80k views in 20 days. Here is what I learned
Telekinesis in Unity
Games with the Best Replay Value
How to analyze your dreams and why is it crucial for self-development
Why Psychological Horrors Move You Closer to Enlightenment
Programming Languages for Beginners
Quotes that will make you quit your job and do the thing you love
I analyzed the rising laptop prices in the coronavirus induced shortage
I replaced LVM with ZFS filesystem for my home NAS server
Programming Languages for Beginners
Creators who made it big later in life
I turned my old desktop into 2.5TB NAS Linux server with a few hard drives
What programming language has the happiest developers?
I generated 1000 random faces for my game in Python
I would rather hunt a bear, then eat it for a week with my tribe, and then dance around the fire while drinking some psychedelic drink in the warm night, seeing all the stars and milky way without all the light pollution. Oh wouldn't that be just stress-free life?
Startlingly? Almost like every person was different..
In apocalyptic scenario very easily solved by torture.
I guess these guys (who are empty inside and trying to fill it with money) never played Fallout, heh.
I would be ashamed to have written on my tombstone "worked 1/3 of his life as a sys admin".
There is no meaning in that. Just an empty job to have money, for what? For more stuff? To teach your children to do the same? Keeping materialistic corporations afloat with me taking care of the servers and stuff.
Ask HN: For a note taking app, would you prefer standalone desktop or a web app?
I am in the planning phase of a note taking app project, which I will be writing in Python (backend - Flask probably).For the frontend I am deciding between making it for desktop and solving the cross-platfom issues later (if I decide to make it cross-platform).. and making it in ReactNative.My issue is.. I've never liked note taking apps in the browser. They feel impersonal and "un-safe". For...
Shell Shock vs PTSD: George Carlin on euphemisms in today's language https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSp8IyaKCs0