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by auto 8y ago
Sounds like a cool VIM plugin to write, basically just a key logger that when ran against a file recreates what was done. Even simpler, a key logger with some control, wouldn't even need integration into a specific editor.
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by auto 8y ago
Second this book for an insider’s look at the culture around Shenzhen and China’s position in the electronics market in general.
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by auto 8y ago
Location: Within an hour and a half of NYC and Philadelphia Remote: Preferred, willing to come into main office when necessary Willing to relocate: No Technologies used professionally: * iOS: Obj-C and Swift with experience in BLE, maps, re
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by auto 8y ago
Could you point in the direction of some of the software radio resources? My last two years at work has had me in the embedded Bluetooth space, where we just use a proprietary soft radio blob that’s still a total black box to me.
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by auto 8y ago
When it is videos, it's not a plethora of information on a general topic, but a very specific explanation or tutorial in a niche area, and you run into the chicken and egg problem of having to know what to look for.
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by auto 8y ago
Don't have an immediate use, but I signed up for the $20/yr account. Seems like an incredible platform, and if I have this expectation that better software be built and not tied to huge corporations beholden to investors, the onl
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by auto 8y ago
There's a pretty unfortunate redirect happening with your link. If you don't want to see a testicle, I wouldn't click it.
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by auto 8y ago
This is really neat, does your team/you actually use this in a meaningful way? Take a snapshot of a project occasionally to get an idea of whether it's getting unwieldy, etc.?
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by auto 8y ago
"I can genuinely say that I haven't had an Apple product that, in the end, didn't live up to the cost I paid for it and then some." I think this really hits the nail on the head. Granted, this is all anecdotal, and for
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by auto 8y ago
Beamer is pronounced just like bimmer, which to most in the US (or at least my part of it) is just a nickname for BMW cars. That said, beamer as the word for projector has that German feel of being “obvious” to it, and is neat.
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by auto 8y ago
I definitely see how that could be inferred, but here it actually isn't the case. I need something that works just for me, so the ease of use from anyone else isn't really a concern.
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Ask HN: What's a strong “use everywhere” language for smaller problems?
2 points by auto 8y ago|11 comments
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by auto 8y ago
Bulk purchases by single buyers perhaps?
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by auto 8y ago
But there is a wikipedia article for gun rights, or at least a separately titled one that is redirected from gun rights: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_to_keep_and_bear_arms Why wouldn't that get autofilled o
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by auto 8y ago
I think the word you're looking for is "clickbait". Jailbait is something quite different...
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by auto 8y ago
I think the point was that 3G -> 4G does not imply a literal 33% increase in performance, which one could guess was the case as 4 is a 33% increase over 3 (3x1.33333~=4)
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by auto 8y ago
Unfortunately, we haven't seen the paradigm shift in game engine development that would be necessary to really get away from hyper optimized single threaded performance. Until someone figures out a way to efficiently utilize (highly)
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by auto 8y ago
There's a great sci-fi plot here
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by auto 8y ago
I say turned, when more specifically I'm just a jack of all trades at a small software shop that does custom work across all three domains. I do truly love it, and I'm using it to segue into some EE experience as well, but the ma
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by auto 8y ago
Fellow late 20-something mobile turned server turned embedded dev here as well. It is indeed bullshit. I'm working on my Master's in CS right now, and my stepdad, a professional web dev who started in the Apple II days, used to as
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by auto 8y ago
I have to say, my current (and first, fwiw) job is quite rewarding. I work for a company that does telemetrics and analytics in a sector of the automotive industry. We're pretty small, and we do a lot, but it means I never get bored.
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by auto 8y ago
I definitely meant that as "being based off Eclipse it comes with these advantages, but caveat emptor otherwise". Honestly I use Eclipse for all my Java dev at work, and compared with the OSX implementation of PGAdmin III, it&#x2
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by auto 8y ago
We moved from pgadmin to DBeaver at work and have been pretty satisfied. It's based off Eclipse, so benefits from the windowing/panes, and being able to use any eclipse plugins. My db usage world changed the day I got vim support
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by auto 9y ago
The most important, non-default vim configuration for me is line numbers, and a simple "set number" when ssh'ing onto a machine to check logs has basically become my digital equivalent to getting a solid, familiar grip on a h
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by auto 11y ago
Honestly, it's far simpler than that. Most casinos these days have player cards that every machine accepts that from the players perspective can store money on, but is really just giving them the ability to keep perfect tabs on player
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by auto 11y ago
As a professional iOS dev and a golang tickerer, I've heard nothing about this, but I'm curious; any projects you can point me at?
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by auto 13y ago
In the same vein as what everyone else is saying, perhaps what's being thinned out could be related to the types of activity within the brain that meditation seeks to ease, the racing of thoughts, short attention span, etc.