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Rainymood
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Isn't there this saying that goes like: "If you invent something you basically have a 2-year headstart? Don't worry about getting copied because you will " Good luck... looking forward to using Athens as a paying Roam u
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I find her articles a bit too long and flowery as well, but I personally enjoyed reading the first story. And for some reason people on HN seem to like it.
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(Tried to re-write your intro article a bit for ... you know ... a non-technical audience.) # Summary Let me get straight to the point. If you (or your daycare) uses NurseryCam, ANYONE CAN SPY ON YOUR CHILDREN. Let me repeat that. If you (o
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What a wild ride. Made me lose a lot of respect for the NYT and gained much respect for Scott for handling it like this.
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6y ago
My girlfriend breaking up with me. Hah! Probably not the answer you expected didn't you!
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6y ago
Reddit is going to turn into the next Facebook.
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How do you make the colours, do you have some automation for that or is it all manual?
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venture capital at work ... I hate that I have to click to old.reddit.com, it's like they try to force me with everything they have to use the new reddit which I hate.
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6y ago
As an EU engineer this ... pains me ... because how true it is ... please tell me about the promised land
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Interesting piece on Overwatch. Never expected to see a danluu and Overwatch crossover. I am an ex-top 500 player in Overwatch. When I think back on it to become really really good (top 500 good) you need to just grind it out and win more t
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8-Step Machine Learning Project Checklist
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Why I started to use Vim 5 years ago. I was coding a lot and I realised most of my work was editing code as text. So I figured, why not become really freaking good at it? Vim has a steep learning curve because it's a mental paradigm sh
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While I agree with this I also find tremendous value sometimes in slowing down, forcing me to think before I write something down exactly because of the high cost of writing. It makes every word more valuable. I can type a lot of junk reall
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Does one need to eat the whole pie to tell how the pie tastes? What if we are talking about baking an apple pie ;)?
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The only good thing from this is that hospitals are waking up to the dangers of having weak digital security. Sadly this is the only way of having people invest more in security...
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Really cool video, but really long-winded. It literally is just a demo of their internal work-tracking tool called, Vault. Honestly, I did not learn that much about how "Shopify gets shit done." The most important points: - Shopif
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Why are instagram, Facebook, and Twitter so damn addicting?
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Perhaps an interesting article for you: Augmenting Long-Term Memory [1] by QUANTUM PHYSICIST Michael Nielson (emphasis mine) [1] http://augmentingcognition.com/ltm.html
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Getting a really "training your replacement" vibe from this ... if you can do it from behind your desk, someone can do it from another desk ... perhaps I'm too cynical?
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This really blew my mind when I saw it for the first time. It still blows my mind. Amazing.
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We are all standing on the shoulders of giants to be honest.
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I am very vocal about this in my inner circle, but what can I, as a single developer in Europe, do to help?
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Same happened to me. No cold, runny nose, or any problems with airways. But my smell was just gone. I literally ground up basil and garlic and stuck it up my nose... nothing.
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Very very cool, but at the same time it feels like we are so privileged sometimes that we are able to do this kind of stuff... Made me feel a bit melancholy and grateful at the same time.
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Website seems down. Have you ever heard of Quirk or Daylio? I use Daylio to track my daily moods and that also helps a lot...
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Coming to the office once a week on friday made me realise how starved I was for social connection.
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I agree. I got very close to shaving a lot of yaks when I just wanted to write faster blog posts. I wanted to improve my blog writing workflow by seamlessly pasting images from my clipboard to my .md file (which jekyll turns into a blog). I
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Woah. I need this, but then with Vim bindings ... that would be my ultimate data browser
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How to write commit messages that will save you a lot of time
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>Not only is getting drunk pleasant As someone with asian genes I have this thing called the asian flush [1]. As far as I understand it my body breaks down alcohol too fast resulting in all the waste products flooding my body. Basically,
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