bokchoi

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   by bokchoi 8y ago

   Indeed. MacOS used to only have the application menu bar on the primary monitor -- it was infuriating to use with large monitors or mis-matched sized screens like a laptop + external monitor. This was around 2013 or so?
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   by bokchoi 8y ago

   There's was also OpenQuark CAL, but it looks dead now. https://github.com/levans/Open-Quark
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   by bokchoi 8y ago

   > It's pretty clear that some of the functionality that existed in BFS does not belong in the FS. Does anyone know what functionality the anonymous developer is referring to here?
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   by bokchoi 8y ago

   It reminds me of the GreenArrays chip created by Chuck Moore. There was some hubbub here on HN a few years ago about it -- what ever happened to it? http://www.greenarraychips.com/
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   by bokchoi 8y ago

   While trying to understand GraphQL, this kind of filtering was the first thing was what I was hoping would be easily possible. I don't agree that creating such a filter is complex for the client or that is is an unreasonable expectati
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   by bokchoi 8y ago

   Good riddance. I just want to maximize or tile my windows -- I've never found it useful to have desktop icons. The desktop just ends up as a sea of icons that you have to hunt through to find the one you want.
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   by bokchoi 9y ago

   There was a JSR-121 Application Isolation proposal, that sounds similar to what you're talking about. I'm not sure why it didn't gain traction: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/articles/javase&#x2F
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   by bokchoi 9y ago

   And also http://webosose.org/
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   Elizabeth Warren: “Equifax may actually make money off this breach”(marketplace.org)

   3 points by bokchoi 9y ago|0 comments
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    by bokchoi 9y ago

    And for Sailfish as well: https://techcrunch.com/2018/02/26/sailfish-v3-sets-its-sight...
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    by bokchoi 9y ago

    And the site he's helped build based on the technique: http://www.readingbear.org/
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    by bokchoi 9y ago

    Or months with twins.
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    by bokchoi 9y ago

    Peter Willis; didn't read?
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    by bokchoi 9y ago

    Yes, this is the most important aspect. Functional, stable, maintained, consistent, and nicely integrated applications.
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    by bokchoi 9y ago

    Why only 5 months? Will more of the history be added to the git repository eventually?
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    by bokchoi 9y ago

    Modularizing the JDK has been in progress for quite a long time -- getting "no" votes so close to the JDK 9 release date is pretty discouraging.
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    by bokchoi 9y ago

    I was confused why Juno Therapeutics would be competing with Uber. They have the ticker symbol JUNO on Nasdaq. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juno_Therapeutics
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    by bokchoi 10y ago

    > Anything that doesn't work or isn't 99.99% stable is a red flag for me. So I do hope that the Ubuntu team puts more focus on making things up to date, rock solid, and super stable rather than go chase after new features. Just
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    by bokchoi 10y ago

    It's been a while since I've tried it since feels too awkward in practice, but there is this: https://trac.macports.org/wiki/GNOME
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    by bokchoi 10y ago

    Perhaps related, I came across this graph library comparison page recently. You can try out the different libraries with different graphs and sizes: https://anvaka.github.io/graph-drawing-libraries/#/all
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    by bokchoi 10y ago

    I too was sad to see Chandler die as well. It looks like the source was imported into github: https://github.com/owenmorris/chandler https://github.com/owenmorris/chandler2
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    by bokchoi 10y ago

    > Quick Start: On many platforms, if you already have Java installed, you can start Frink in the GUI mode by simply downloading and double-clicking the frink.jar file.
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    by bokchoi 10y ago

    Presentation: http://www.slideshare.net/alexkehayias/clojure-script-game-e...
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    by bokchoi 11y ago

    https://github.com/jceb/vim-orgmode
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    by bokchoi 11y ago

    It would be nice if git would support large files natively rather than relying on these extensions.
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    by bokchoi 11y ago

    Using SQLite for persistence is quite interesting! http://drakon-editor.sourceforge.net/instant_save.html
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    by bokchoi 11y ago

    LabKey Software https://www.labkey.com/ | Seattle, WA | Front-end developer, Senior software engineer, Marketing manager We're looking for exceptional people to help scientists attack some of the most challenging probl
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    Sign Up at Irs.gov Before Crooks Do It for You(krebsonsecurity.com)

    8 points by bokchoi 12y ago|1 comments
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    by bokchoi 12y ago

    I should clarify: I'd love to see standardization in this area, but I'd also like to see a clear winner.
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    by bokchoi 12y ago

    Let's see... JSON-RPC, JSON API, HAL, Swagger, OData, Jsend, Google's JSON style guide, more?