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by antjanus 6y ago
it's frustrating. 5 billion for a fine over the course of 8 years of operation? They made $17 billion this quarter .
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by antjanus 6y ago
Yep! I'm running Final Fantasy III without a single issue which is just astounding.
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by antjanus 6y ago
plus, it'll be easier for them to obfuscate the data somehow and share some specific piece of information that's technically correct but is useless. They can also just drag this out in court for a long time until everyone forget
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by antjanus 6y ago
I have a buddy who charges $200/h for JavaScript work in Oil & Gas. He works on-site, wears a suit, and makes bank in a cheap city. Never has issues getting work.
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by antjanus 7y ago
if you look up "does wearing a mask" on google, you'll find dozens of articles discussing the mixed messaging, how some countries encourage it while others discourage it, etc. so there's tons of back and forth with reaso
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by antjanus 7y ago
I also love that since it's plain text, I can still access it anywhere I want to without having to use Emacs (despite the limited functionality without it).
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by antjanus 7y ago
a single file is fairly manageable even when it gets huge. I feel like that's a big advantage of org-mode. I use a separate file for non-technical stuff.
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by antjanus 7y ago
I'm a huge fan of Org-mode and so far it's been the most persistent way to keep track of my knowledge base. I have a single file called "engineering-notebook" and I store pretty much everything in it: - bookmarks to reso
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by antjanus 7y ago
if you don't want to feel like you're pandering to HN comments, you can probably hire a consultant to do the proof reading for you! =D
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by antjanus 7y ago
I can't be the only one thinking that: 1. it's possible the author double checks the content each year and redates so that visitors know it still applies 2. the author updates the article to be current and redates it It's a l
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by antjanus 7y ago
There's a similar Whole Foods store. It's called Ideal Market. It's a whole foods brand, they carry their brand products (365) and basically just groceries without much extra. But yeah, those don't carry items outside of
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by antjanus 7y ago
Personal experience has been that Amazon delivery estimates and deliveries are extremely unreliable. A one-day shipping ordeal could turn into a week. A two-day shipping will arrive past its "guaranteed" day for a solid 10-20% of
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by antjanus 7y ago
I really cannot understand how I pay for a service and still get ads. It's ridiculous. I'm talking about Hulu and Prime. Hulu, I kind of get. It's cheap. I pay $1/month using some special I bought into last year. Prime t
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by antjanus 7y ago
One thing I really wish some of these editors had were an IDE-like sidebar. Whenever I'm editing markdown files, it's usually in a folder of notes, or blog posts, or writing of some kind. And it'd be nice to be able to cycle
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by antjanus 7y ago
Hey! One of my best friends died in a motorcycle accident -- he was a developer as well (got me in the field!). After his passing, no one knew how to get on his server and/or his domain registrar's account so as a result, someone
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by antjanus 7y ago
I have that issue with it. The images of the phone make me physically uncomfortable
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by antjanus 7y ago
ohhh ok, so it takes a while to get used but you find yourself more comfortable with it and productive?
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by antjanus 7y ago
Am I right to assume that the difference between the Track 127 and the ChairTrack 127 is just that the ChairTrack has the mounting bracket set included?
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by antjanus 7y ago
what part of it was uncomfortable?
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by antjanus 7y ago
yeah, I was wondering how they compare because I'm hoping to buy it sometime later this year. Mind giving a quick review so I know if I'm making the right choice? haha
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Benefit: 5kB CSS utility framework that is compatible with TailwindCSS(github.com)
1 points by antjanus 7y ago|0 comments
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by antjanus 7y ago
I personally enjoy using Angular, but yeah, Vue is your best bet!
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by antjanus 8y ago
The selection is huge for me. I don't sub to netflix dvds but I'm really thinking I might. A few years back, they used to have a button to check for DVDs and I did, and a lot of stuff that isn't up for streaming is not an iss
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by antjanus 8y ago
that was my own assumption until I learned about the under sea cables.
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by antjanus 8y ago
It depends on your style of learning tbh. I enjoy going through a language's basics in docs (Golang playground and Rust's docs are fantastic) and then solving a problem. My first "app" in Golang was a discord bot. I have
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by antjanus 8y ago
I got this one as well. The subject of the email was a previous password I've used and they sent it "from my domain" (not really my domain, you know how it is).
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Flexbox Froggy: Learn to flexibly align and wrap items with CSS flexbox(flexboxfroggy.com)
6 points by antjanus 8y ago|1 comments
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Keeping a WebDev/Tech Notebook in Org Mode(youtube.com)
1 points by antjanus 8y ago|0 comments
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by antjanus 8y ago
I had the same issue. And ordering the same product (even from the same "seller") is hit or miss. It's a weird story but I ordered a kids plate from Amazon. I ordered 2 that were totally fine but when I ordered a 3rd one, it
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by antjanus 8y ago
Fireworks was a decent piece of software. I think Adobe DX is supposed to be the replacement for it.

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