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I found this article nigh impossible to get through with it's weird scrolling and transitions. I had to give up. I listen to Video Game music while I work. Mostly via rainwave.cc [0] or OCRemix Albums [1]. It's pretty much the onl
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My dentist told me the reason I never needed braces, but all my friends did was from wearing a mouth guard from all the ice hockey we played growing up. They aren't perfectly straight, but except for 2 teeth, very close to it. Every de
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This is what I have on my MacBook Pro now, since the millisecond I took it out of the box. It's just not as pleasurable to type on, especially comparing to say, a Thinkpad keyboard. I was thinking how much peace of mind I would have us
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I have a MacBook Pro (2017, 15" top model). I came from a Thinkpad running Red Hat and FreeBSD later. I have been for the last couple years putting a Thinkpad (P52 or X1 Carbon/Extreme or P1) I'm lusting over in my cart, but
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8y ago
I completely forgot about Adium. If I remember, there was an iOS app too at one point? Or there was a way to have it push messages to you phone when you weren't at your computer? Slack, Discord, Messenger, ... should have made Adium cl
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I'm down to two a week and often will re-listen to them throughout the week and pick out different topics. [0] The Giant Bombcast [1] The Giant Beastcast I use to listen to more, but I feel like their quality dropped and many have sinc
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This is what I noticed and reasons I left after living their for 3 years. I lived downtown proper and had no interest in moving out in the suburb areas where these bigger tech opportunities were. The appeal of Austin is downtown to me. The
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What do people do at these meetups? Nothing for Downtown Minneapolis where I'm at. I might have figure a way to change that.
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Amazon went from my go to reliable source of basically everything that wasn't perishable to not. I used to have packages from Amazon coming weekly and daily and took full advantage of my Prime membership. Now, I can't even remembe
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Sleeping extra and skipping breakfast before I go to work/school is fasting. Which my dad, friends, and myself have been doing throughout our entire life since maybe grade school. I'm trying to figure out why calling it intermitte
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Just left Austin for this exact reason. All the companies, except a few startups and exceptions are not in downtown. They are out in the boonies. Live downtown and you are looking at 2-3 hours of commute every day and traffic is gloriously
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8y ago
I feel, at least for me, the golden age of podcasts is over already. There was the early [0] Retronauts the new Patreon/Kickstarter version is only same in name. Then there was the [1] 1up Yours. All the hosts, co-hosts, and popular re
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Infinite scroll, showing the details, clicking back sometimes doesn't bring me back to where I left off. Same when scrolling horizontally for example on the New releases I'll have to start scrolling right again after click on the
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I feel as if many sites that used to be fine and work well have regressed in usability and features and introduced unexpected behaviors and bugs since the SPA paradigm seems to have taken over. This seems especially true for many corporate,
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From what I see and experience, Slack has a negative impact on productivity the way most companies and employees end up using it. People get easily distracted, context switch, create random non-work related chats (music, video games, movie
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I've read some of and done exercises in The Algorithm Design Manual instead of CLRS as I was always told and read CLRS is more a reference. I found The Algorithm Design Manual interesting and nicely paced, not slow at all. I actually v
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I started with Slackware 4 as my first. Moved to Red Hate 5.1 from there. Tried Gentoo. Tried Debian and Ubuntu many times. I still can't get used to Ubuntu/Debian to this day. Fedora is my go to next to Slackware and Gentoo now.
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It's a good comparison, but I feel the best comparison is not to a MacBook Pro or Air, but to the Thinkpad X1 Carbon or X280. I haven't used either the Dell, Thinkpad, or the MacBook Air, but I do have the MacBook Pro. I'm mo
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It's gotten to the point that it feels like a version or intermediary for Aliexpress.
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Because we don't know the circumstances of their living situation available services.
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Maybe he loves his dog such that he is willing to go out of his way and even pay someone to walk the dog when life outside of home happens.
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Lurk would be what I actually mean. I cause no harm and never post, only envy in entertaining myself of maybe someday buying one.
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I can't stand the keyboard, but do like the Touch Bar. Out of FUD, I have keyboard cover on my 2017 MacBook Pro. Similarly thinking, I have been trolling the Thinkpad Subreddit and constantly check the Lenovo Corporate Perks prices wit
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It has. I've contemplated canceling only because the Apple TV interface and the auto play is frustrating. The web interface isn't any better and is worse then it was 5 or more years ago even. Not even their content is making up fo
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8y ago
iCloud with a txt file in/on my Desktop and/or Notes.app. Everything is seamlessly, effortlessly, nearly instantly synced. You can even share notes using Notes.app easily. It's simple enough and easy enough to access that it&
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I'm a font-aholic and reading Hacker News, I get the impression I'm not the only one. My first adventure down the font hole started with Bit Stream Vera Sans Mono followed by Source Code Pro. Stuck with Source Code Pro for many ye
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I did not know about Sears owning part of Prodigy. I bought Blades of Steel on NES through Sears on Prodigy. Back then delivery was weeks and not days.
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My GPA 12 years ago when I finished was 3.5 I think. There about anyway. I figured you were referring more to the length of time you were out of school, not your GPA. My mortgage is far north of $390, haha. I don't have or need a car t
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> I graduated with a Comp.Sci bachelor with a similar GPA. Spent around 10 years as a programmer in the industry and came back to get into the masters program. I was almost laughed off (a good thing) stating I would have to do another ba
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Another I fondly remember is Red Sweater: https://red-sweater.com
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