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by NaOH 3y ago
> Use headphones or a great stereo system and turn the volume up enough so that you can really enjoy the incredible sounds. I'm already well-versed in the Steely Dan catalog, but I got a good reminder of this approach to music list
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The Survival of Guinness World Records(theguardian.com)
1 points by NaOH 3y ago|0 comments
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by NaOH 3y ago
When Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone, he said there was a need for a new UI. The issue, as he said [1], was that the hardware of then-current smartphones was present and unchangeable whether or not that’s what the software in use called fo
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by NaOH 3y ago
Not my site. I submitted this less for conversation—there probably isn't much to say that here hasn't already been said innumerable times—but in hopes that people will contribute to the site's listings.
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Anti-Subscription Software Catalogue(a-s-c.org)
2 points by NaOH 3y ago|2 comments
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My Mom Couldn't Cook (2010)(esquire.com)
1 points by NaOH 4y ago|0 comments
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The Limits of Forgiveness(thepointmag.com)
10 points by NaOH 4y ago|2 comments
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by NaOH 4y ago
Epstein being interviewed on the Econtalk podcast provides a good introduction to the book. https://www.econtalk.org/david-epstein-on-mastery-specializa...
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Acte Gratuit (2022)(theparisreview.org)
13 points by NaOH 4y ago|0 comments
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by NaOH 4y ago
Chefs are most definitely hackers, just operating in a different medium.
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by NaOH 4y ago
The iPad did not get a particularly warm welcome. In defense of 2010 HN commenters, not that many people commented, and what was written from announcement toward release (and afterward) trended toward a more welcoming mindset. https:/
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by NaOH 4y ago
> There is no such thing on any other OS. I thought the Mac comparable was Keyboard Maestro. Are the two that different (asks someone who hasn't used Windows since the '90s)? https://www.keyboardmaestro.com
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‘The Godfather, Saudi-Style’: Inside the Coup That Brought MBS to Power (2022)(theguardian.com)
3 points by NaOH 4y ago|0 comments
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by NaOH 4y ago
I have a small wholesale bakery. Every day some baked good is given away to someone whose path we cross while out on deliveries, always in unmarked packaging because it's not meant to be a promotional act. Thanks to everyone who has po
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Room Tone 2022 [video](criterion.com)
2 points by NaOH 4y ago|0 comments
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by NaOH 4y ago
I do similar for certain types of information I want to save. My add-on approach is that the Save As PDF dialog includes a Keyword field which I use judiciously. The result is that all the PDFs are in one location but a Spotlight search for
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by NaOH 4y ago
I own a one-person wholesale bakery. My boss is a jerk. Best to everyone.
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by NaOH 4y ago
For what you're describing, it's important to understand how the FDA and the laws are set up. As things are, package labeling is required for consumer packaged foods. The FDA inspects those facilities. That would seem like a good
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by NaOH 4y ago
> Why oh why can't we have this as a product in North America, aside from making a reasonable imitation of it yourself (you need food grad sodium hydroxide, which used to be hard to find, but these days you can order it online). A
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by NaOH 4y ago
I’ve always appreciated the numerous salient points in this 2012 Economist blog post comparing how Kodak and Fuji Filmfilm responded to the ascendency of digital cameras: https://www.economist.com/business/2012/01&
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by NaOH 4y ago
>The fundamental force behind this is individualism. Every single technological innovation has made it easier for the individual to function better alone. Every societal change has emphasized the individual right over the (real or perce
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by NaOH 4y ago
Read Calvel on autolyse. He's the person who developed the process. While I can't compare his work ( The Taste of Bread ) to Modernist Bread (not having read those books), he comes at it from a scientific angle, not just as a ba
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by NaOH 4y ago
> But [CarPlay] could also be #4 "Preventing people who are subscribing to your thing from switching to somebody else's thing." The more reasons an existing user has to value something they already use, the harder it beco
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by NaOH 4y ago
As a user, there are two issues I could face from this type of culling. First, I keep older devices—maybe just for RSS or news apps or podcasts or in-car music or video players. Relatively simple, straightforward uses. If I have additional
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by NaOH 4y ago
>unlike the regular use of Back, you can’t Forward to undo the Back in that situation.... If you've enabled Shake To Undo in Settings>Accessibility>Touch, then you can undo/reopen the closed tab.
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Four-Way Stops(papers.ssrn.com)
1 points by NaOH 4y ago|0 comments
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by NaOH 4y ago
I'm still running OS X (10.11, El Capitan), but System Preferences under that OS had a View menu option Organize Alphabetically. That was present in many (all?) versions of OS X. I don't know if/when that may have been remove
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The last Howard Johnson's restaurant closes in Lake George, N.Y.(washingtonpost.com)
119 points by NaOH 4y ago|131 comments
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by NaOH 4y ago
Relatedly, there's Steve Jobs's thoughtful yet off-the-cuff response when questioned at the 1997 Worldwide Developer Conference about Apple killing OpenDoc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oeqPrUmVz-o
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by NaOH 4y ago
Similarly, someone texted me—technically, iMessages—shipment tracking numbers the other day. Two tracking numbers in three messages. Message 1: 123456789012 Message 2: Tracking number. Message 3: 2nd tracking, 210987654321 If I press and ho

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