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by SenHeng 4y ago
I've lived in Tokyo. Train based commuting is extremely un fun too. I'm glad we both have a choice.
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by SenHeng 4y ago
Some good examples by Elon Musk and Steve Jobs described in this article. https://www.inc.com/justin-bariso/why-intelligent-minds-like... This was probably one of Steve Job's most impressive example. https:/
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by SenHeng 4y ago
NDGT had an interview or youtube once about public speaking, I couldn't find the video anymore so paraphrasing. > Not anyone can become great at something, but everyone can become better . So you don't have to learn to speak
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by SenHeng 4y ago
The M1 Pro/Max/Ultra exists right now. If TFA is correct, the M2 versions of those are at least a year away.
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by SenHeng 4y ago
Apple does seem to be one of those companies that are quite happy with cannibalising themselves. It's probably more important and beneficial long term when users stay within the ecosystem than totally offload themselves to Windows&#x2F
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by SenHeng 4y ago
I have a similar philosophy, inspired by Elliot J. Stocks [0] I want the beefiest small computer for out of office use while at the same time the beefiest computer for in office use. So for the past decade, I've been using the 11"
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by SenHeng 4y ago
Yup. Switched to the iPad Mini just for that 2nd gen pencil support.
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IBM Fires Entire Workforce in Russia During Final Exit from Country(gizmodo.com)
3 points by SenHeng 4y ago|0 comments
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by SenHeng 4y ago
I've always journaled though only electronically, in markdown, saved into a private git repo. Many journaling proponents insist that this only works if it's hand written but I disagree. I get the same carthasis effect at the end o
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by SenHeng 4y ago
A minor annoyance that happens often is actually a huge problem. I think we as engineers understate how important these little, often UX related issues really are because we understate how important UX is overall.
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by SenHeng 4y ago
Another Brackets user! There must be dozens of us! I used Brackets too back then and tried Atom a few times but it was always too slow and laggy. I was so glad when VSCode came out and that it was actually good. I was in the midst of switch
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by SenHeng 4y ago
As like many others here, I started writing code in my late teens. And experienced my first bout of burn out sometime in my mid 20s. I was sick of making all these 2D, non-real things and wanted to make real world products that I could hold
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by SenHeng 4y ago
If you absurdly reduce it down to that point then, yes, anyone can live cheaply in a rural area. But that's not the point. Financial independence is about the ability to live a good life without having to worry about next's day fo
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by SenHeng 4y ago
Some of the dark sides f blogging. I recently added my newly re-re-re-redesigned blog to my HN profile, haven't linked it anywhere else or told anyone and already I'm getting tons of bot traffic trying attack it as though it were
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by SenHeng 4y ago
Just use wordpress.com until you've found your rhythm. You can explore other technical solutions later.
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by SenHeng 4y ago
I've had a few of these. Until years later when I stumbled upon them again and totally forgot how they were meant to be decoded.
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by SenHeng 4y ago
For the past decade and a half, possibly longer, Japanese ATMs have replaced their physical keypads with digital ones where the numbers are randomly placed. Imagine my surprised when the first times I tried to enter my PIN, it kept failing
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by SenHeng 4y ago
Applying good faith interpretation. It's possible that there is a bottle neck in the system that is invisible, possibly intentionally by someone in the middle, to people higher up in the chain. This is a way for them to break that bloc
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by SenHeng 4y ago
Disappointed that it still only supports 1 external display, albeit up to 6K. Otherwise still looks like an amazing machine so I'm probably still getting one anyway.
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by SenHeng 4y ago
Isn't 24GB a weird number? I thought the rule for RAM was to always double the previous value. 1 -> 2 -> 4 -> 8 -> 16 -> 32, etc
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by SenHeng 4y ago
Agree. Also wished they're released the 11" again. Or the 12" Retina MB. That's still my main laptop and I love that sleek design.
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by SenHeng 4y ago
For all the people going 'it says M1', the website clearly hasn't been updated yet and the poster has jumped the gun. The M2 MBA has just been announced at WWDC and they're still in the middle of the presentation. edit A
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by SenHeng 4y ago
I live in snow country too, and I think this advice isn't really about your ability to handle the snow. It's that they don't get snow often enough to know how to drive on snow. Then there's all the out-of-towners that dr
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by SenHeng 4y ago
When I bought property in Tokyo, you could see all the times the previous owners made any changes the the old (splits and mergers) as well as how many mortgages have been taken out on it. I was quite surprised at how much private info was o
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by SenHeng 4y ago
Better link https://github.com/greatsuspender/thegreatsuspender/issues/1... > TLDR: The old maintainer appears to have sold the extension to parties unknown, who have malicious intent to exploit the users
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Improved workflow and new role for pricing changes(netlify.com)
51 points by SenHeng 4y ago|30 comments
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by SenHeng 4y ago
Lots of Korean bbq (yakiniku) restaurants in Japan have shifted to electric hot plates over the last decade. It's honestly a more comfortable experience, no more hot air rushing over your face, or cooking your wrist while turning some
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by SenHeng 4y ago
> How would you like it when your colleagues decided to call you by another name, just because they liked it better? This already happens. It’s called nicknames. Sometimes a name in its original tongue is hard to pronounce for others,
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by SenHeng 4y ago
Sounds like they could re-use whatever they had from Google Balloons or whatever it was called.
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by SenHeng 4y ago
I carry my iPad mini 5 with me everywhere, a lot more than my iPhone. Work tasks - managing Trello - sketching apps like Wacom Bamboo and Concept - note taking/reading on Bear - Miro, upload photos directly using the camera app - somet

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