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by MH15 6y ago
If you use Windows, a similar experience can be attained by choosing the "taskbar where window is open" option in the "show taskbar buttons on:" setting of the Taskbar Settings window. this only shows the apps you have o
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by MH15 6y ago
The only problem I have with the design is the repo header not being centered. I'll fix this with some userstyle CSS but it's a terrible design pattern. Other then that I actually really like how it looks/feels/works.
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by MH15 6y ago
This. The first thing I do when setting up a computer for a non-technical family member is install Chrome and uBlock Origin. I personally use Firefox but it hasn't been worth the trouble to try and have them use that. When the only thi
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On Cultures That Build – A Response to Marc Andreessen(scholars-stage.blogspot.com)
1 points by MH15 6y ago|0 comments
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by MH15 6y ago
The trending/discover algorithm changed before Microsoft iirc.
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GitHub isn't fun anymore(jaredpalmer.com)
646 points by MH15 6y ago|606 comments
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by MH15 6y ago
You don't have any prior coding experience! That may become an issue. Start small, save your social media project for later.
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by MH15 6y ago
I'd be interested in contributing to this project. I'm going to poke around the codebase and see if there's anything I'd be able to help with. Reply if you have anything in mind!
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Spain creates a universal minimum income targeted at 2.3M people(fastcompany.com)
4 points by MH15 6y ago|1 comments
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by MH15 6y ago
Just installed this, it's fantastic! Thanks!
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by MH15 6y ago
This is really cool! I appreciate when HN brings cultural activities I otherwise wouldn't experience into this fold.
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by MH15 6y ago
Woah! I've been working on a multiplayer game and I stumbled upon an iteration of your source code for this sidescroller a few months back. I was looking to solve some problems in my Matter.js collision code, and found a solution from
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by MH15 6y ago
This looks very interesting... NodeJS is decently performant out of the box but I'd love to have the capability to run advanced profiling tools.
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by MH15 6y ago
There are plenty of people in the developed US who have unreliable and slow internet. Consumers benefit from lightweight products. This is not really difficult to understand.
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by MH15 6y ago
Simulink has the ability to make Blocks out of Matlab (or any FFI supporting language) code and run them in the simulation loop. We used this for state machines at our lab.
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by MH15 6y ago
I interned in a research lab where half the PHDs had their teams use some outdated version of LabView and the other half all used Simulink. There was not real king of feature parity (both the tools have very well developed ecosystems), but
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by MH15 6y ago
If you're a programmer that works on mechanical/fluid/aero systems there's a good chance you will use Simulink at some point in your career. It's great, but it's domain specific. Most everyone who knows the fie
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by MH15 6y ago
"The United States of America v. Approximately Four Hundred Fifty (450) Ancient Cuneiform Tablets" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hobby_Lobby_smuggling_scandal
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by MH15 6y ago
This is why currently I am so happy with ES6+/Typescript. The ability to define strongly typed classes but also have methods really improves the OOP workflow to me. Classes should rarely be used for things that are unique, especially a
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by MH15 6y ago
A lot of Nvidia's new RTX tech may be marketed towards gaming but it's actually having an impact in 3D rendering. Cycles supports RTX out of the box now and I'm sure other renderers will/do as well. And the denoising tec
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by MH15 6y ago
If you look past the comedy, this is exactly how the show Trailer Park Boys works. Deep down, the show is about the cycle of poverty.
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by MH15 6y ago
With the "pruning" feature I see a possible path for advanced minification in CSS and possibly in other parts of the web stack. Instead of having each element inherit from several classes, a build step could reduce all dependencie
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by MH15 6y ago
Please do not take this as an attack on you or your character, but rather as a disagreement with your actions based on my experiences- What you are doing is wrong. While you may believe you hell your children by raising them in a way that s
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by MH15 6y ago
Exactly! It's more difficult (for most) to become a teacher than it is to become a parent and I think we can agree the average teacher is better at their job then the average parent. While homeschooling can work wonderfully in some pla
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by MH15 7y ago
Please post an update when you do!
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by MH15 7y ago
The advice in this thread is wonderful. An additional note: try and always wear long sleeves while typing. For me, this keeps my hands and wrists warmer promoting blood flow in my fingers. This may work for you.
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by MH15 7y ago
Yes, from my part-time food service job. Luckily I have a place to stay and just got my tax refund but I'm a poor college student so the worries I'm having are with internet access at my familial home. I'm waiting on a refund
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Coronavirus Update for Ohio State University(news.osu.edu)
2 points by MH15 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Where to allow users to save their data?
1 points by MH15 7y ago|1 comments
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by MH15 7y ago
Interesting, but the site requires me to hit the back button again and again and again. Perhaps don't modify the history API until the user requests a "shareable link" with their slider positions encoded.

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