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by Torwald 5y ago
Ha! They even managed to include Commodore into the article.
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Two ressources that I found most helpful: https://stevepavlina.com/?s=relationships https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4553092-real-time-relati...
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<cmd-F3> shows Desktop and <Swipe up with three fingers> shows Exposé
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Thank you! Very awesome work.
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by Torwald 5y ago
See this comment by another poster: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29431103
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Lunar phases are a natural phenomenon, traditionally you observe four phases. The more detailed model knows eight phases.
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It's related to the lunar phases, not a purely mathmatical division.
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The week is related to the phases of the moon. Aproximately four phases per month.
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Building a New Crypto Civilization(mitsloan.mit.edu)
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> I think their claim is dead wrong Out of genuinely interest, what claims specifically are you addressing here and why do you think are they wrong?
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RSS is good because it is an open web standard and not owned by a single entity.
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The problem with RSS [in the context of the OP] is that you can't see other subscribers. This is what adds a lot to the social feel of SM, everyone can see who follows who. This social feel is part of the reason why non-tech folks use
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Thank you. This is something the Civ5 designers should have known.
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Why can one city just build one unit at a time? Is there a game design rationale behind this?
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This is an aside, but I absolutely loath how the word "strategy" gets used and abused these days. > This made it possible for players to use strategy – for example, allowing players to whip their ships around the star. That&#x2
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by Torwald 5y ago
Adobe Indesign would be one answer. Or Emacs Org-Mode. Affinity Publisher. Apple Pages.
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Yes, this or the site seems to be obscure and the URL is dated and who knoews wether they have changed the scheme without implementing redirects or something like that.
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Keep an eye on what AIGA features, beware of, mhm, "opinions", but it's a good source, if it's not your only source. https://eyeondesign.aiga.org/ And a good website for jumping in is Design Observer. h
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And lockdowns. First lockdowns in my life. We weren't even allowed to play in the garden.
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Exactly. And when you are truly "beyond POC level and beyond heroku (for whatever reason)" then of course it is time to hire people. I see this all the time. Entrepreneurs trying to solve the people problem by avoidance. The probl
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The Alsys Ada commenting style (2017)(grenouillebouillie.wordpress.com)
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My 2019 Morning Routine(medium.com)
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In the "Default scikit Iris visualization" example you could colorize the arrows for true|false since colors are available. Alternatively you could use two distinct types of arrowheads.
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Grouping tabs is already possible in Vivaldi. There are also FF extensions, who offer alternative concepts. I think TabTree or something like that it is called.
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This could also be a function of your watch list. Twenty years ago ads during NFL were much
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I went to vim.org, I was never there, because I go to church. I find Leo's website worse than vim's. The vim site has a clear green download button. This is a straightforward design feature I like. The picture with the kid and the
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Org mode has the ID property, you can implement soft linking with them.
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He just wanted to be nice.
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My question is whether the GGP had something specific in mind.
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> As such, it is at the root of all other sciences, all of which are sciences of the actual, i.e. that which really exists. I once read somewhere that theology is the science of the unknowable. So for how much theology is a science then

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