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by applecrazy 5y ago
They're the same in the sense that Mail.app and Outlook are the same. Apple Notes is great, but can't do things like tagging/graph view and doesn't allow you to export in a standardized format. Obsidian is a superset of
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by applecrazy 5y ago
> no need for more bloat What bloat are you referring to? TS compiles down to plain JS.
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by applecrazy 5y ago
> Can this sort of thing be refused? As a student at a US public university, the student body has tried everything from basic dissent, to petitioning, to introducing formal proposals to remove proctoring to the university's academic
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by applecrazy 5y ago
> The thing is, "accordingly" is open to interpretation and, in some cases where the intern is getting a lot more than they give, it's reasonable to argue that it is "not at all". This depends. I am a student and
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by applecrazy 5y ago
Not much. I just wanted to point out how insane intern salaries can get. As a computer science student, us students idealize those internships because the benefits and longer hours means more money to pay off student loans.
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by applecrazy 5y ago
Some internships go higher, but those tend to be in the trading/quant software of things. (see https://www.levels.fyi/internships/ )
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by applecrazy 5y ago
Parent comment is referring to MacBook batteries
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by applecrazy 5y ago
The OEIS is so useful when I have some sequence and I have no clue how to efficiently implement it in code. More often than not, there's a formula to generate the ith term in the sequence in close to O(1) time.
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by applecrazy 6y ago
It does work. The following markup rendered a button that as also a standard anchor tag: <a class="pushable" href="//google.com"> <span class="front"> Push me </s
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by applecrazy 6y ago
Does it have to do with proper gun control or better access to mental health services?
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by applecrazy 6y ago
Wholeheartedly agree. The articles are often of average quality with a few gems here and there. What I derive value from (once you tune out the pedantry) is the discussion by people knowledgeable on the topic. As a computer science student
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by applecrazy 6y ago
I think it’s because of the robust discussion in these comments.
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by applecrazy 6y ago
That would basically destroy user acquisition metrics. As a user, I don’t want to wait days to get access to something.
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by applecrazy 6y ago
This is an amazing product and I congratulate you on your launch! Like the parent, I'm also really curious how you plan to update the data and also wanted to ask how you normalized the data. I ask because this space has always been in
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Volley – Asynchronous video conversations for work(volleyapp.com)
1 points by applecrazy 6y ago|0 comments
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by applecrazy 6y ago
As a MVP, this could be a Chrome extension that adds appropriate operators to Google Search queries.
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by applecrazy 6y ago
I had that issue too when building something w/ GitHub auth. Instead of making your app a GitHub App, make it an OAuth App (which should only ask for profile data). Edit: see https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-tea
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by applecrazy 6y ago
Actually, Google Docs was (and possibly still is) built on Google Web Toolkit ( http://www.gwtproject.org/ )
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by applecrazy 6y ago
It is though. It asks for biometric auth or a password by default.
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by applecrazy 6y ago
I’m sorry, but your statement in this article is just wrong. Tesla autopilot has killed people when it’s malfunctioned, thereby making it significantly more unsafe (in the eyes of any sane person) than Waymo’s AV (which has not killed anyon
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by applecrazy 6y ago
I think this is largely false, and I took the SAT about 3 years ago. My only prep was a $25 book and some free official practice tests. Managed to get a 95th percentile score on my second try. My family could have afforded prep courses, but
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by applecrazy 6y ago
Sophomore in college here. A 3.81 GPA and a SAT score of 1540 were enough to get me a full ride at a decent school in the UT System (not Austin, though).
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by applecrazy 6y ago
> - Ditch Electron for a more focused/lightweight webassembly+canvas implementation Actually, that's exactly how Figma is built—their desktop app just wraps their web version while hooking into file system APIs provided by Elec
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by applecrazy 6y ago
That should be illegal.
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Microsoft Overhauls Excel with Custom Data Types(theverge.com)
70 points by applecrazy 6y ago|46 comments
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by applecrazy 6y ago
I think they're referring to how rendering of equations is a good reason to use SSR, given how slow they render on the client.
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by applecrazy 6y ago
They technically are on the App Store, just not updated through that channel.
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by applecrazy 6y ago
Is there expandable storage?
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by applecrazy 6y ago
I have access to the Codespaces beta, but my friends (also in college) and I have struggled to find a usecase for it. It's a bit too hard to setup for one-off explorations/experiments (like Repl.it). In the past, I've used cl
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by applecrazy 6y ago
Why the negativity? I think Repl.it is a great place to prototype ideas and work on things without needing to spin up an entire environment on your computer. I think of it like a scratchpad, and with some of their new functionality, it&#x27

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