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@AdrianBarbon ye ahorrador el hombre

Claro. Y es que lo más normal del mundo es que Luis -o Luisa- con 30 años hereden más de 800.000 euros, porque como todo el mundo sabe, es lo que hereda cualquier ciudadano o ciudadana en este país. Surrealista, es poco.

@AdrianBarbon Espera que me cambio el nombre

Ya por pura curiosidad, se busca a Luis, joven de 30 años, que hereda 800.000 euros en Asturias. Si alguien lo conoce o tiene noticias de él, que lo comuniquen en la Presidencia del Principado de Asturias, que tengo muchas ganas de poder hablar personalmente con él.

@fortelabs I find Obsidian irrelevant. I closed my account

I want to debunk the claim that I see a lot around here that Obsidian is "just plain text markdown files" which means "you can take them anywhere and open them with any app" That simply isn't true Yes, maybe the raw text of the notes is markdown, but many other parts cannot be moved elsewhere and opened by other apps: 1. The .obsidian/ directory contains your JSON config with plugins, settings, hotkeys, workspace state, link format, attachment paths – those can't be moved elsewhere 2. Plugin state files – Readwise's path-to-ID map, Templater's settings, Tasks plugin's database, Excalidraw's drawing data – even if plugins can be recreated, these settings cannot 3. .canvas files – JSON, not markdown. They reference notes by path and won't survive a move 4. .base files – JSON-based database/views over your notes. Same path-fragility 5. .excalidraw.md files – markdown wrapper around an Excalidraw JSON blob. Looks like markdown, isn't really 6. The link graph itself – backlinks, graph view, "linked mentions" – all computed from filenames and link references. They survive because the references are in the markdown, but they require Obsidian (or an Obsidian-aware tool) to materialize 7. Plugin-managed folders – Readwise output, Web Clipper output, Daily Notes location, Templates folder. Each is a folder whose contents are owned by an external system tracked in plugin state 8. Sync state – Obsidian Sync, iCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive each maintain their own state about what's where and what's been resolved. Move operations interfere with this state 9. Embedded query results – Dataview queries, Tasks queries, Bases queries. The query is in the markdown; the result is computed live and never persisted So technically you CAN move your files elsewhere, but you'd destroy most of what makes them valuable – the graph, the plugin state, the canvases, the embedded queries, the sync state, and any structural intent encoded in folder placement Which means you're just as locked in to Obsidian as any other "proprietary" app, it's just a hidden lock-in that's obscured by inaccurate marketing Saying "Obsidian is just markdown files" is like saying "your house is just bricks" The bricks are real and moveable – but the architecture, plumbing, and wiring aren't bricks, and those are most of what makes the house function

@fildotai Se me iría la cabeza si tuviera que utilizar el español en el trabajo. De “merge request” a “solicitud de incorporación” se me va la vida leyendo

what if the spanish government built github?

@CohenSite Hmu next time for coffee and urban planning

I’m in DTLA for the next two hours with no plans. What should I do?

@oykun I believe my visual accuracy is better. Besides designing is somatic, I arrange shapes and colors to build an experience. You need to be able to experience to accurately judge.

designers, do you still use/trust your gut feeing, or do you let the AI decide? 👀

@CoastalFuturist I'm gonna start a privacy company called "Isildur's Bane" We can eventually merge $$$

I’m gonna start a defense tech company called “Eye of Sauron” Investors welcome

TRBL

Does @Waymo remember my last used settings? I noticed leg space and temperature have consistently been how I like them for the past few rides.

@LADWP when is myaccount(dot)ladwp going back online?

@WojPawelczyk @Cobylefko It would take Los Angeles 30 years to do this and they’d probably have to start again because of some lawsuit

You can actually make cities beautiful again. This is the city of Poznań in Poland:

@kurissuuu This gave me pause. Can’t imagine what your family went through. But thank you for sharing, huge for visibility and awareness. Congratulations to the little artist, she’s tough as nails 💪

As of today, my daughter has been cancer-free for 2 years since her bone marrow transplant, which means survivorship—It’s a huge milestone! I want to be clear that this doesn’t mean “mission accomplished” and that it will never come back again, but probably time for us to move forward as a family. I will never forget what this community did for our family during those incredibly trying times. @FumingMouth. My former manager @pdo_recruits. @lil_dill and the stripe crew. People I worked with YEARS ago or @ivanhzhao @akothari and staff who barely knew me at the time—I basically joined notion and then 2 months later went on leave. Feeling grateful, don’t take anything for granted. Much love.

Excerpts from my Claude.md file, it's served me well so far. "Be worthy of that trust."

@CoastalFuturist @hopes_revenge 🤣

@hopes_revenge Approaching my 30s is weird because it’s like oh I didn’t think I’d get this far

your thirties are so weird because it’s like oh im gonna die soon

@tbpn Feel the Tern

BREAKING: Tim Cook to transition to Executive Chairman as John Ternus becomes Apple CEO

@Levidjones I also spent a couple of days waiting for the tab to pop up until I realized… it’s available on web only 😂 go to claude[dot]ai - Btw, it’s not really that good unless you’re doing something average. Doesn’t seem to produce anything that Claude Code can’t.

dumb q, but can someone point me in the direction of claude design? i cannot find it

@brian_lovin Good info but I was hooked to this saga, I was hoping we would get a few more episodes before the epic conclusion. Oh well.

The Vercel team looked into this with me. Apparently it was 6m+ function invocations, not a few hundred thousand, and the cost would have been much lower if Fluid Compute was enabled (it's enabled by default on new projects, but my personal site is old and I never looked into it). cc @levelsio fyi 😅 Ty to @tobiaslins @JohnPhamous @williambout for all being very proactive and helpful.

@DannyNemer @brian_lovin @render @vercel Retail vs enterprise

@brian_lovin At Conductor, we process 20 million requests per day, which costs us $11 on @render. Not sure why @vercel Functions are 80x more expensive for you.

Tencent sent hundreds of thousands of requests to my personal site yesterday...? Cost me like $20 in Vercel function time. Anyone else seen this?

🚨‼️ BREAKING: Final Triumphal Arch Design REVEALED After several revisions in response to public commentary, 17 expert panel reviews, and 28 board-commissioned studies, the design was approved on its 8th council vote, 8–2. The final design addresses concerns raised by seven HOAs regarding "excessive brightness" and "aesthetic disconnection" in the original proposal. Among the dissenting councilmembers, Douglas Weatherstone cited the blue selected for the façade as "too close to sky blue," warning it would pose "a navigational hazard for birds." Councilmember Letitia Lamama raised separate objections, calling the font used in the monument's lettering "too small for the elderly to read from street level." Despite plan approval, the original construction permit expired 18 years ago. Developers will now need to produce updated terrain, environmental, and energy-efficiency studies. All are subject to a new public comment period. Once finalized, the project will require a construction inspection. The current wait time is 43 years. "We remain hopeful that we will see this project realized within our lifetimes," said lead architect Joseph Ashford-Wells, after taking a shot of whiskey. Mr. Wells, gray-haired and balding, and at 27 the youngest architect ever commissioned for a federal project of this magnitude, declined further comment.

@unconquered_sol hercules didn't have metabolic syndrome tho

Proposal for a Triumphal Arch — Jean-Jacques Lequeu (1794)