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baliex
4y ago
The exhibition of his work on at Dulwich Picture Gallery at the moment is brilliant. (south east London, until 12th March). I hadn’t heard of him before going and it was well worth it. It’s really inspiring stuff. For example, some pieces a
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4y ago
For the benefit of other readers, I think you mean “..correlates CO2 with PM2.5..” I’m basically a layman here and I agree that CO2 and PM2.5 particles are completely unrelated. PPM is Parts Per Million, i.e. a general measure of density of
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baliex
4y ago
It’s a reference to your memories of the past not accurately reflecting what really happened
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baliex
4y ago
Great resource. You can find many more examples of other people’s efforts with this GitHub search: https://github.com/search?q=defaults+write+com.apple&type=co...
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4y ago
Second this. I switched recently and it’s been great. The tool to import all my email from gmail worked flawlessly.
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The academic machine: flying again
(medium.com)
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baliex
4y ago
I imagine it's driven by wanting fame and fortune rather than being any sort of leader or making a (positive?) difference in the world
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4y ago
Riiight, that makes a LOT more sense. This would have been HUGE if the actual repos were infected and it wasn’t even at the top here at HN. I was very worried for a minute there, your comment has calmed me right down. Thank you!
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4y ago
Same here. `make test` beats `./gradlew clean test` in one project and `pytest -s ...` in another, etc.
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4y ago
> It is extraordinarily difficult to find something concrete as a demo. I think that's because it would be extraordinarily difficult to write something good using StretchText. It would amazing if it could be done, but the amount of
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4y ago
I know what you mean, because of those 3 species, dogs are the only ones to be commonly kept as pets. But what is it that puts horses, dogs, and cows in the same/different categories?
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baliex
4y ago
Really stunning visuals for super interesting content – yet again someone's taken the guts of an idea I had and executed it 100x better than I ever could! Love it
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4y ago
Not all dings are equal. If they're replies to messages you've sent (i.e. the continuation of a conversation) or your latest instagram post getting a like, you're gonna get that hit. Namely, for the validation that someone ou
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4y ago
I’m afraid that ship has sailed.. https://hiccaway.com/
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baliex
5y ago
You could have a look into how https://worldle.teuteuf.fr/ does it. I'm sure there are better ways but might spark some inspiratino at least!
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5y ago
I disagree with a "high effort ask" being a wasted effort if no-one's around. Just because no-one's around now doesn't mean someone won't be around later. And writing down your thoughts can often be enough to c
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5y ago
Yes but they seem to have some pretty draconian rules where a beautiful looking music catalogue (for users and Apple’s marketing screenshots) is more important than the artistic nature of whatever album art the musician might want. Who are
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5y ago
Along the same lines as realising that you'll eventually want to get rid of things is realising—at the time of purchase—that there'll be a cost (time, money, emotional) to getting rid of it is a healthier way of thinking. The idea
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5y ago
Fellow outlier here, perhaps we should begin to meet regularly to discuss our shared beliefs and how to proliferate them? I wouldn’t expect us to be outliers here to be honest but it’s always interesting to see what other replies there are
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5y ago
You’ll find some more insight from Numberphile here, https://youtu.be/kbKtFN71Lfs
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5y ago
This page is a pretty convincing argument for why <button> is the right element: https://www.buttoncheatsheet.com/
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A paragraph can be crafted to have a centrepiece. That's not something I'd considered before so I'll be keeping an eye out. Could be a sentence, a word, or a punctuation mark; whatever's needed to make it linger. And, tr
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5y ago
"FD 100" was my introduction to programming too! This short post just brought it all back! I've remembered for years that there was some for loop syntax that I'd used as a kid. I knew it wasn't "for" so se
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Is it not art to demonstrate the capability of the designer? And what’s expected to follow is that they can put a great looking “regular” item together too
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Interesting point on the mitigating factor. Coincidence? I don’t think so.
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I'm not sure you'd take the same position if you were one of the people who was going to be immediately and directly affected by the change that's coming. I expect at some point some change will happen which does affect you a
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5y ago
I can't stress enough how enormously sad and true this is. The system is broken.
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> What I miss more than anythi And then I collapsed your comment. It’s worse than I thought.
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It’s the convenience that’s missing. The difference is not having to worry about the weather (too hot, too cold, wet) and even aside from that, carrying an extra set of clothes even in ideal conditions. And you’re obviously limited as to ho
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Setting something like this up has been an idea of mine for a while. Glad someone's done it. Being able to get simple plain-text diffs of documents (preferably through git) that you've agreed to or signed should be the expected st
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