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by ENTP 10y ago
Love Australia!
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by ENTP 10y ago
It was very much seen that way back in the day at Birmingham University. We wrote an x11 window manager with audio and graphics processor apps for our first term in 2nd year. I saw academia start to go down the pan at college with the intro
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by ENTP 10y ago
Menter!
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by ENTP 10y ago
I guess we'll never know the monumental contribution women made during WW2 at Bletchley. Respect.
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by ENTP 10y ago
We have one of these and the lowest setting is completely unobtrusive. I'd highly recommend it (plus make your bedroom device free). That should transform your sleeping habits.
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by ENTP 10y ago
I'll see your brutal website and raise you a lingscars: http://www.lingscars.com
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by ENTP 11y ago
And you thought google glass was creepy. This is a whole new level.
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by ENTP 11y ago
That could be a threat, just like "don't be evil"...
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by ENTP 11y ago
Sounds like this is an experiment to me - the first step towards a hybrid OS. Do they want to try and eat into the OSX/development stack in an effort to make windows relevant to that market? Or is there a bigger picture here where they
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by ENTP 11y ago
I had the same experience. It was really hard to get a react/redux project started without a swathe of modules and build systems. It became a mission just trying to set it all up and Babel was a part of that. There appears to be no way
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by ENTP 11y ago
The post install script can be like any other script the user can run. There's no sandboxing so it can access anything the running user can access. So essentially, yes, it could infect any other module in there. I believe it could even
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by ENTP 11y ago
If you're interested in that era, I recommend watching "From Bedrooms To Billions" http://www.frombedroomstobillions.com/ I grew up in this era, first programming on an Aquarius. It was quite the hobby in the
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by ENTP 11y ago
When I was at Bletchley 4 years ago, we were told all about the Polish mathematicians. There's even a statue/tribute to them there.
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by ENTP 11y ago
I used to use this on windows back in the day, but since moving to Linux I've been using webstorm's inbuilt git support. It works exceptionally well, but visualisation of the commit tree would be good.
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by ENTP 11y ago
I too have this experience and have 2 albums I listen to daily that I find helps me concentrate.
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by ENTP 11y ago
I exclusively do remote work yet have found myself renting an office (funnily enough not far from the harbour bridge) so I'm not at home getting cabin fever. I was amazed at how much you miss out on little things like human interaction
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by ENTP 11y ago
Thatcher killed more important things during her time, like entire communities.
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by ENTP 11y ago
I wasn't advocating Telegram as an alternative transport for financial data. More that I'd rather use telegram for im than anything facebook owns.
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by ENTP 11y ago
I, for one, shudder at the thought of Facebook getting my banking messages. Telegram has been a great alternative although it's not perfect.
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by ENTP 11y ago
I agree. I grew up in similar circumstances and was raised on fried bread and second hand clothes. Now, I'm doing better than most of my peers. The drive to maximize situations balanced with being grateful for them never leaves. I see
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by ENTP 11y ago
It's more than just how you play the kickstarter crowd. Introversion have a knack of writing really playable games. Darwinia was incredible.
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by ENTP 11y ago
Grew up in Snowdonia, North Wales. Nature made me feel both privileged and insignificant at the same time. It truly is amazing that there is so much variety and depth to nature. There is so much life in there, you just need to open your eye
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by ENTP 11y ago
A common problem with monoglots
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by ENTP 11y ago
Is this where the notion of "overflow" comes from?
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by ENTP 12y ago
In Welsh we say "hwyl" which literally translates to "fun". We never say "goodbye", we just wish fun on people until we see them again.
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by ENTP 12y ago
So sad to hear this. When people younger than you start leaving the mortal coil, you can only wake up with thanksgiving in your heart that you have another day to affect change. Truly, every day is a gift.
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by ENTP 12y ago
Love moog
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by ENTP 12y ago
According to ISO, Wales is a Country[1], not a "Principality". [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-2:GB
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by ENTP 14y ago
You may well be right. Finding decent business partners is fairly hard, or perhaps I'm looking in the wrong places. I've wondered if a startup style setup would suit me (and any other entp types) as there is a much greater demand to be dyna
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Ask HN: Career advice for ENTP personality types
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