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   Improving GitHub Issue Labels(karolis.koncevicius.lt)

   2 points by KKPMW 6y ago|1 comments
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   by KKPMW 6y ago

   "The problems of philosophy" by Bertrand Russell. ~8 times. "The abolition of man" by "C.S. Lewis" 3 times. "The Reign of Quantity and the Signs of the Times" by René Guénon. 3 times, and planning to
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   by KKPMW 6y ago

   I am not sure if you are aware, but you replied to one of a few HN moderators. > You make it sound like posters should write some epic multi-paragraph thumbsucker He doesn't 'sound' like it. He enforces the rules about how
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   by KKPMW 6y ago

   I read the post and appreciate the perspective but disagree so strongly with this that cannot pass without leaving a comment. Claiming da Vinci is overrated to Jobs because Jobs shipped more is on the same bar as saying Beethoven is overrat
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   What’s in a Font? Researching Website Typography(kevq.uk)

   4 points by KKPMW 6y ago|0 comments
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   Fast navigation in terminal: coming full circle(karolis.koncevicius.lt)

   3 points by KKPMW 6y ago|0 comments
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   by KKPMW 6y ago

   This whole post is weird. Based on the tone they seem to think they are combating racism. But really the CEO of a company just announced that they are looking for a new candidate. Requirements? - No particular requirements, except having
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   by KKPMW 6y ago

   As they should. Those protests are ripe for foreign influence escalating the situation. USA knows this best of all with its history of amplifying civil unrest abroad in order to advance its geopolitical goals. For USA the most recent were t
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   by KKPMW 6y ago

   With free speech it gets interesting how you interpret it. One interpretation, which I think Trump is using, is that "laws come last". There is a principle that says free speech should be protected and laws only come to cover the
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    Porn, Zen, and .vimrc(karolis.koncevicius.lt)

    3 points by KKPMW 6y ago|0 comments
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    by KKPMW 6y ago

    You mentioned vim issues a few times now but never listed any of them. Out of curiosity - maybe you can share, say, top 3 issues you have with vim?
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    Four Golden Lessons (2003)(nature.com)

    2 points by KKPMW 6y ago|0 comments
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    Fast navigation in terminal: coming full circle(karolis.koncevicius.lt)

    1 points by KKPMW 6y ago|0 comments
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    by KKPMW 6y ago

    I don't know about everyone but for me there is this weird effect style has on how serious I think the text is. When I read something written in the style of a medium post I sub-consciously think of the material as being shallow. While
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    by KKPMW 6y ago

    Agreed. And I think it's even harder than that. When it comes to studying or thinking about consciousness - there is no way tor me to prove that any other person in the room is conscious except for myself. Given this, how can we even b
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    R: Past and Future History (1998) [pdf](stat.auckland.ac.nz)

    3 points by KKPMW 6y ago|0 comments
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    by KKPMW 6y ago

    I love the design. But even after reading the "about" section I am still confused on how it works.
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    by KKPMW 6y ago

    The way to deal with tabs for me is to be a "tab ascetic". Majority of the time I have only a single tab open. Sometimes 2. With 3 it gets uncomfortable.
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    by KKPMW 6y ago

    I hope you mean U.G. Krishnamurti :)
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    by KKPMW 6y ago

    Not only the websites, but art within them as well is starting to become more and more similar. In particular I have the style with disfigured colorful human figures displayed in various weird poses. I am not sure what is the name of this d
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    QWERTY Theory(captainalan.github.io)

    2 points by KKPMW 6y ago|0 comments
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    by KKPMW 6y ago

    Some previous discussions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16267202 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17109930
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    by KKPMW 6y ago

    I am trying this and I think I will move away from my over-configured "mutt" setup, just to use it. My only "suggestion" is to please keep it functional and simple.
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    by KKPMW 6y ago

    All I am saying is that there are perfectly good reasons for not using tibbles if you do any kind of work outside of tidyverse. And you seem to agree? As for whether or not tibbles should be data.frames - I posted a link to this exact discu
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    by KKPMW 6y ago

    I am not ignoring it, I am _highlighting_ it. The question of the comment above was "why would one prefer data.frame over tibble". I merely answered that question.
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    by KKPMW 6y ago

    I think everything you wrote here is false, so I am not sure how to reply. Will try to keep it respectful and short: First, about the as_tibble - it returns the same thing as tibble: tb_iris <- as_tibble(iris) length(unique(tb_
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    by KKPMW 6y ago

    R core and R foundation are different things: https://www.r-project.org/contributors.html
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    by KKPMW 6y ago

    I am not sure why the original commenter said that tidyverse is more backwards-compatible compared with R core. It used to introduce breaking changes every 6 months or so. Also they like it this way and promote it: https://twitte
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    by KKPMW 6y ago

    There is a global option controlling this. So if anyones analysis is broken, they can still set options(stringsAsFactors=TRUE). Furthermore the functions that are inherently about factors (like expand.grid and as.data.frame.table) still use
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    by KKPMW 6y ago

    This might sound good as a sound bite but offers no thought behind it. One thing that is clear is that we cannot go to extremes on either end. On one side - we cannot stop the economy to contain the virus, because that would turn into every