allknowingfrog

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by allknowingfrog 6y ago
I'm aware of this motivation, and it's the reason that I deliberately delay responding to "hey" messages. If I don't know what you want, then I also don't know whether I have time to think about it right now. I
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by allknowingfrog 6y ago
Oh man, I did a similar thing in grad school, but I made the mistake of trying to keep both layouts in my head. I'm not saying it can't be done, but I couldn't seem to do it. I finally committed to Dvorak and it has scored me
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by allknowingfrog 6y ago
The article introduces a problem as though the author is a neutral third-party, and that's slimey. I generally enjoy write-ups from companies that explain why they exist. Reading this one felt like being invited over for dinner and the
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by allknowingfrog 6y ago
I would argue that the whole article is an advertisement. The second half is just where they admit it. How does this kind of trash make the front page?
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by allknowingfrog 6y ago
I'm seeing the type annotations being referred to as "signatures" in a couple of places. (R)u(B)y (S)ignatures seems like a reasonable guess.
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by allknowingfrog 7y ago
It's still trespassing, but it isn't breaking and entering. Visiting a public URL isn't hacking.
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by allknowingfrog 7y ago
I'm not saying it proves anything, but Kleenex is synonymous with facial tissue and Velcro is synonymous with hook and loop fasteners. I "google" things on DuckDuckGo. :)
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by allknowingfrog 8y ago
I appreciate it when smart people solve problems I don't even know about.
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by allknowingfrog 8y ago
It may be helpful to quote "produced water" as it is a confusing and unfamiliar term for those outside of the industry.
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by allknowingfrog 8y ago
I read Jane Jacobs in grad school (surprisingly relevant even after five decades), and I think she would question whether all of that traffic needs to exist in the first place. The article mentions "micromanaged" zoning in North A
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by allknowingfrog 8y ago
I was part of the un-slacking task force at my previous job. We gave Rocketchat a test run, but ultimately decided it was just a less-polished Slack. We also took Twist for a spin, which I really enjoyed. However, our support department rel