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“how many legs does a horse have”
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This took me down a rabbit hole. I wonder if there are any legit reasons to use Smalltalk (Pharo) these days?
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I think the article hints at this but I wonder if civil political discourse is over for people even despite the fact that people of differing beliefs don't live next to each other and intermingle. It seems that enough people spend a l
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Turn them all into Starbucks, but with EV charging stations.
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Sleep is GC for humans: http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/80beats/2009/04/03/sleep-m...
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The present team I'm on is really good at being open and honest during our retros but we can never seem to do anything with the action items for improvement that comes out of them. We've tried everything from mentioning it explici
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8y ago
https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categories/Products/Gaming-Mic... I use this mouse with my desktop PC. It's got a port in the front to connect via USB to charge while allowing the user to use the mous
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I hope this isn't a widespread thing but I fear this is. This phone is the first time I've gotten excited about new consumer tech in a long time.
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For whatever reason the companies I've worked for have footed the bills to buy MBP's. The last one that I think had the best value were the 2015 MBP's. The ones with the Touchbar do not give me enough value for the price (I
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Mildly ironic since this site uses tracking ads that were blinking in and out of existence all over the page as I was scrolling down the article. I had to stop reading because it was so annoying.
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OneNote is the closest thing I've seen to a Google Notebook replacement. I really hope they keep improving this product. It's great.
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Did you go to UVa?
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> Now I wonder what will happen if I replace my personal daily driver MBP with a Linux box? 'cuz I'm not doing iOS dev right now and don't have to have a MBP. Just one little change because of dissatisfaction with status q
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Where I currently work every now and then they have spaghetti and meatballs using the Impossible meat. I was so convinced that it was a legitimate substitute that I asked to see if I could just buy the meatballs straight-up to use at home.
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Peak Internet for me was using Google Reader, sharing articles, and having discussions about them with my Google Buzz friends.
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I'm honestly shocked they still haven't figured a way to make it easier to assure me I can post stuff without it leaking as you say. This was definitely cool about Google+.
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On Windows, Rainmeter: https://www.rainmeter.net/ On Linux, Guake: http://guake-project.org/
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I definitely remember doing this at OA.
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From https://www.latimes.com/business/technology/la-fi-tn-apple-s... : > The Cupertino, Calif., tech giant will split revenues with publishers, with Apple taking half the subscription fee and the remainder going
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Across the street from the Richmond International Airport in Richmond, VA there are two Waffle Houses on the same road that are about 2,000 feet apart. They're on the same side of the road. Anybody know why that would be? I could under
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Google Timelapse
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I know this has been said before but this is one of the coolest things I've seen posted here on HN. My undergrad is in computer engineering and this post brought back a flood of writing VHDL and doing design in Mentor Graphics. I'
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I love the shareware concept. I think ads and baiting people into MTX due to the psychology of humans is making companies too much money to ignore.
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I've come to the realization that any app I use unless I'm paying for it directly or lightly indirectly, is sending home as much data as it can about me.
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This is interesting but I don't think I fully understand. Do you mind dumbing it down for me?
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Not an expert but do any companies ever make a guarantee that they will make money in the future? This seems like the requisite legalese and a non-story unless companies do make guarantees.
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I remember using newsgroups back in college. Unbelievable that we have open protocols for that type of stuff but everything seems to be trending to sovereign news sites.
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Interesting. I went to the most recent Prerelease event for Magic: the Gathering and my first opponent told me to not use the D20 that came with the kit and to use his individual D6s. He said they had known biases. Maybe he was on to som
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I don't have peers where I can bounce off my thoughts and get answers to solutions like these. I've been very curious about serverless microservices architectures and this repo has given me a pretty clear way of doing it while sh
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> And everybody wants it for free now. I'm willing to pay for it but I know not everybody is. Like, the vast majority of people. It's very similar to the F2P game space. Nobody wants to pay for games so studios release games
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