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by b14ck 16y ago
I have the kindle DX (in graphite), latest generation. I love it. I read a ton of programming books for fun (mixed with business and fiction), and spend a ton of money on amazon buying paper books, so I was naturally interested in the Kindl
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by b14ck 16y ago
If you're moving to LA, send me an email. I live here, been living here for a while, and really enjoy it. I'd be happy to help you out and get you acquainted with the place! rdegges@gmail.com
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by b14ck 16y ago
+1 for fabric. If you haven't used fabric, give it a try. It's an extremely simple API for performing remote management, deployment, etc. I've tried numerous tools but nothing compares to fabric. It is just so easy and it always works. I ca
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Non-Profit Idea: Neverending Charity(projectb14ck.org)
2 points by b14ck 16y ago|0 comments
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by b14ck 16y ago
I really enjoy reading. I take it as a serious hobby (I spend on average 1 hour a day reading, often times more). I read a variety of books: programming (learn something new), business (keep yourself motivated and consider new approaches),
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by b14ck 16y ago
Don't forget nature sounds (animals, etc.) and weather. They both played a big part in it for me.
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by b14ck 16y ago
I originally didn't think it would make much of a difference. I just figured that sunlight and nature would have very little (if any) effect. However, after actually doing it, and seeing such a huge shift in schedule, I realized the importa
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How to Reset Your Sleep Schedule, Seriously(projectb14ck.org)
96 points by b14ck 16y ago|55 comments
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by b14ck 16y ago
I've been working in the telephony industry for nearing 2 years now. I'm currently the lead developer at a communications company. I'd recommend installing Elastix ( http://www.elastix.org/ ) on any old p4 computer you can find. Elastix is
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by b14ck 16y ago
If you're looking for a good tech community / channel to hang out in, I can recommend two. These channels are best suited for programmer / coder types who enjoy hanging out and chatting about tech stuff. irc.darkscience.org/#darkscience ir
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by b14ck 16y ago
I'm in the same situation as you (although I've only been working at home for ~6 months so far). Feel free to send me an AIM: comradeb14ck
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by b14ck 16y ago
I like this a lot. My suggestion would be to write a nice distutils package, then put it into the python cheeseshop. I'd be willing to generate one for you if you want. Looks great though, I will definitely be using this :)
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by b14ck 16y ago
Your comment inspired me. I've been thinking about this for a long time, and after reading this, I think it's definitely worth the investment (only 400$), and if it doesn't work out, there's always ebay. Thanks for your thoughts!
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by b14ck 16y ago
You said that the Kindle UI is clunky and that it is small to read on. The Kindle I'm thinking of buying is the new DX model with the 9.7" screen. I'm wondering if you think that one is still too small, or if that is suitable? And regarding
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Should I Get the New Kindle?
13 points by b14ck 16y ago|21 comments
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by b14ck 17y ago
I love the website. The design looks great (don't change it!) and I like the simple, intuitive interface. I spent about 10 minutes flipping through reels, and linked a friend. Now he's going through reels. We probably won't get much work do