if you include amazon its actually 2

Im a simple man Made a small web app for my local game store for playing magic the gathering where you can analyze your commander decks: https://brackcheck.com/

Dead internet theory starting to not be a theory anymore

I mean, I like ruby.

Im the total opposite, I don't want to own music (some things sure) but streaming services allow me to use the music I like to listen to wherever I want. I can make playlists and organize how I want it even make my own "radio stations" for different moods.

There is no way I can and will buy the amount of metal music I consume lol.

Also the algo that suggests new music is awesome! I learned about a lot of new bands just by using that feature.

I see Decentrilised and I see secure and I see a scam

Ok, as someone who has tried all note taking apps and systems, the best way to do it is your way.

I started just writing in an empty note everyday (ofc I do digital, I can't write something readable if my life depended on it). The empty note is in Obsidian but you can really use whatever you want, you name the file todays date and thats it. All the things that happen this day at work / private i write inside of that note.

After work is done, do a small reflection and move the needed notes into separate files or extend some other things.

Lets say I work on a kubernetes cluster. I have a note "Kubernetes setup". Today I've configured some services used some kubectl commands etc. and everything I do I document into my "daily" note. After the workday is done I see, "oh i've added new commands and explanations to my notes" and I move them accordingly to the kubernetes setup note if needed.

So find your system and work with it. If you do write notes try to write them as if you are writing a documentation for your future self.

I'm 100% with you on this. Taking inspiration from other peoples' systems is good, but it's important to design your own. One that works specifically for you.

Also fully agree with having a mind for whatever is on top of your mind, corresponding to your current context of "work", as well as using daily notes.

My daily notes are my anchors. I generally write down things that I've discovered/done there, and extract parts of those to separate notes during my weekly reviews.

> ignore the hype and move on with your life

Ignored it as long as I could it never really interested me, but my company starts to flirt with the idea of blockchains and I was curious if it really is better then some traditional approach, turns out nope.

But thanks, I think thats a healthy mindset to have.

I wanted to do something similar however, I could not find the Real time API. Where do you get the data?

There is a not yet public API. But there's a law in Germany that should make this kind of data available in a central "Mobilithek".

Mobilitätsdatenverordnung (MDV)

And I think there's even something in the EU on the way.

> I religiously refresh HN the last few months

Dude, touch some grass

Yeah, started doing it. :)

HN became boring in the last few years anyhow.