This looks great! Clear docs and rationale, and the syntax is well thought. I'm definitely following this.

Yes, if not you can vote here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29937305

Ah, yes, I saw that only after posting here. Thanks! :)

^ all of the above

I really love my job. I believe in the product (it's open source), coworkers are great, management and leadership are excellent. Compensation is competitive, and I enjoy the problems I'm solving. I have no plans nor reason to leave.

Open source work would really move the needle for me, something about working in public for living feels like it would be a lot more fulfilling.

Where do you work?

"Femto (symbol f) is a unit prefix in the metric system denoting a factor of 10−15"

First, you don't know if they were married, of what their vows were.

Second, you have no idea what they've gone through, no understanding of their pain. If you have nothing constructive to say, no empathy, just shut up.

I don’t think everyone sees marriage the same way.

Vows are not morally or legally binding. It’s good if people want to take them seriously but people leave each other for lesser things than decades long depression.

Vows are absolutely morally binding. That's why they are taken. But they are taken together, mutually.

Not everyone does English, christian vows. Most people in the world don't.

YouTube premium, to watch videos without ads. As a bonus you get Google's music streaming (YouTube Music) for free.

Hoppy.network, so I can give the Raspberry Pi running in my closet a real IPv4 address.

Monthly donations to Ardour.org, my favorite DAW.

Trying YouTube premium now and I would probably continue to pay after this trial period if it wasn’t for the terrible audio quality.

Some things sound ok, while others are encoded with some painful loss of fidelity. It is like it is 1999 again and you try to encode MP3 at 112 kbit/s to squeeze a full album into your 64 MB player, that bad.

I read somewhere that it uses Youtube as the source material and reencodes that instead of sourcing it properly as in Google Music.

Check out YouTube Vanced for Android or YouTube++ for iOS.

Been living ad-free for 3 years now

And how do you expect content creators to get paid? I am for adblockers, but I also pay for such subscriptions because I want to support the creators and news industry.

I could care less about giving YouTube a cut of creator revenue.

Contextual/integrated advertising is something many creators already do - in a lot of cases it's because they have no choice (their videos have been demonetized for etc).

Mind you, there are ways to get around that too, but I don't mind. After all, as you say, they need to get paid.

By paying for Premium I am not actively harming content creators like you.

> YouTube premium, to watch videos without ads.

Why? Ad-blockers exist.

Right, because those are our only options...

NNCP (http://www.nncpgo.org/) can be helpful here as well, in conjunction with the SQLite session extension.

Especially the combination of Syncthing and `nncp-xfer` is super useful. NNCP usually has strict routing which can be a hassle to guarantee (machine D only gets packets from machine A if they went through machine B and C first).

Using Syncthing as a central storage for NNCP packets circumvents the strict routing requirement.

There are some starter sample kits that you can download for free, eg https://www.samplephonics.com/products/free/wav/hand-picked-.... Should have a little bit of everything.