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by brennebeck 8y ago
I like the idea a lot. However, I’m guessing you don’t support international orders/delivery? (I.e. Asia, not EU or US)
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Still controversial: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18049366
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by brennebeck 8y ago
> Early researchers thought that because copulatory movement is controlled by a ganglion in the abdomen, not the head, removal of the male's head was a reproductive strategy by females to enhance fertilization while obtaining susten
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Exactly. The op is essentially agreeing with the gp, but seems to be saying that the op’s view was ‘luckily abandoned a long time ago.’
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Up above there’s a link to the paper: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18050904
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Thanks for clarifying.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
I didn’t see if this supported .NET Core?
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Wouldn’t an example of another ‘type’ be something akin to a graph for Spotify Radio? Particularly Artist or Song Radio. Though, I do still see the point of your example.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
> Bill Gates' Open Letter to Hobbyists. Serious question: do you believe that letter to be immoral or indicative of immoral behavior? Or something specific? Edit: format; quote.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Thanks! On FF Tridactyl is maintained. Vimium search bar dies in my FF because of number of tabs, so I have to use the native. Went to tridactyl recently and seems to be working better. Edit: autocorrect fix
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Actually, I just installed cVim to test and went through the docs. Very nice work. The config setup alone... anyway, Thank you! Appreciate the recommendation gp!
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by brennebeck 8y ago
I just looked at cVim and it’s definitely interesting. I’m currently a user of Vimium. Have you tried both, by chance? Curious about a comparison
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by brennebeck 8y ago
I’d say a lot of that is due to history — and the commercial history, bug history, etc. even though it seems XF is definitely top-tier at this point.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Interestingly, I’d say both apply to me and it’s actually about the same time period, too.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
The author specifically mentioned opengraph, or are you referencing something else?
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by brennebeck 8y ago
This was a genuinely interesting rabbit hole. Never seen this before. Thanks.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Thanks for tale. Definitely interesting and I suspect similar to the other ‘best managers’.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
I replied below: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18013579 And the OP replied to clarify, so I think vaporware is an unfair characterization. But I think that regardless, to be clear.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
This doesn’t feel like what the OP is really trying to convey. At least not with the strict definition provided at the link. My interpretation of OP is something akin to “selling the sizzle”, I.e. being able to get any project bought into,
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by brennebeck 8y ago
I’m honestly shocked. I mean, it was the 80’s, but still, it’s Trek.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
I think MS is doing a pretty decent job of trying to repair that. Especially with developers.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Interesting. I used to work in a similar space. And yes, the lists of data are huge. Some of the projects I had to do to generate lists were just bonkers. But it works out cost/value, generally.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
This could definitely be handy.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Agreed. I think this ‘shameless’ before posting a project of yours that answers or is related to the question/topic at hand is... wrong? People shouldn’t feel shame plugging their work and so, it would follow, ‘shameless’ is unnecessar
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Probably add another login type. At least google, if you won’t support classic email/password.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Do you mean, essentially, running different commands/runbooks based on the wavelength readings? Am I understanding correctly?
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Even as an epileptic I am not aware how common this is? Though, it also seems primarily related to EEG capabilities rather than seizure-control. Edit: minor grammar/tense
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by brennebeck 8y ago
I can no longer edit but the first part got cut, instead the "No" can just be removed, to clarify.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
No. Can’t recommend it enough, to be honest. Their dev team/CS is also extremely responsive (I generally hear from Lars). Honestly, it’s the only way I can handle using gmail regularly.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
To quote Slipknot: “I push my fingers into my eyes It's the only thing that slowly stops the ache”

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