Antrikshy

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How cultures around the world draw shapes differently(qz.com)
3 points by Antrikshy 9y ago|0 comments
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
I have experienced this by starting to write a Stack Overflow question.
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
Dropbox Business does 2TB for $12.50/user/month and does have a Linux client, right?
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
I hope it's not enabled by default so it doesn't ruin analytics data for web masters. I personally don't see any reason to turn it on either, so...
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Google's huge new London HQ [will be] a 'landscraper' with a rooftop garden(theverge.com)
3 points by Antrikshy 9y ago|0 comments
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
I had a lot of trouble scrolling through that site on my very beefy work MacBook, which never hiccups on webpages.
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
I mean, what am I supposed to do in my leisure time if I can't look at glowing screens? Just sit around and pretend I'm in the 90s?
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
Find and replace on steroids, meaning the flexibility of moving the cursors around in all instances of a find and making edits near the beginnings and ends of lines, for example.
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Neural Networks are Overrated(ianmobbs.com)
3 points by Antrikshy 9y ago|0 comments
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
Personal opinions don't have to be in the best interests of the company you founded.
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
This is my favorite part about working at a big tech company. It's easy to find the right team and get them to fix highly specific things.
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
^ This right here. They can deny foreigners, but I've always read that they cannot deny Americans in unless their citizenship gets revoked, I guess.
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
Correct. We'd have to comply. US citizens, however, can choose to deny them and go through any hassle that CBP may want to put them through, but they cannot deny them entry.
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
My question is: How are they even doing it? WSJ doesn't even vend the entire article from the server if the user is not inside their paywall.
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
Cubicles really are the best IMO too. They block off visual distractions, which is equally as important as minimizing noise.
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The bizarre naming trends that modern startups follow(techcrunch.com)
3 points by Antrikshy 9y ago|0 comments
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
I feel like this is the exact order most people will drop them in.
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
> Still can't imagine how people buy food on these sites. I mean, do you often like to wait for your food to be delivered? The supermarkets here are both pretty cheap and within walking distance. I sometimes buy groceries on those s
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
I agree 100% with his frustration with AMP scrolling behavior on iOS.
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
I didn't realize AMP content was hosted by Google.
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
But sensationalism and page views!
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
This is beautiful.
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
If you filter for "Software Engineers", it goes up to a 4.1, FYI.
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
You have sources for these?
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
And a power source for the screen...
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
Everyone has a different front page, and it's up to you to tune it to make it work best for you. A few popular communities on Reddit may be toxic, but I'd say the vast majority isn't.
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
People keep doubting Twitter's lifespan, but... > Twitter has woven itself into the fabric of our global society. Regardless of how long it actually has to live, I can't really argue with that.
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
CUZ FUTURE IS SCARY OMGeee!
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by Antrikshy 9y ago
Also Mailbox.
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Mass Effect update leaves pirates with rough facial animation(arstechnica.com)
2 points by Antrikshy 9y ago|0 comments

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