cel1ne

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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   A couple of problems are at play here: 1. Many social theories aren't falsifiable science. Examples for this are Marxism, where every criticism of the theory can be framed as an attempt to keep the "lower class" from "ri
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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   Checkout postgrest: http://postgrest.com/
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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   > I honestly don't care what kind of political views, personal preferences, outrageous statements or whatever problems a speaker at a conference might have, as long as he gives a good talk/presentation. I find it interesting if
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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   We live in the post-descartes era. The principle now seems to be "I feel, therefore I am."
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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   There is one thing I don't understand about the whole safe-space debate: People demand the environments they reside in to be friendly and comfortable according to their definition. In a way they are demanding that all "hostiles&qu
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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   I use http://tachyons.io/ for everything and couldn't be happier. It gives you lots of singe-purpose classes that you mix and match. And most importantly it gives you a REM-relative scale for your spaces: http:/&
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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   I wonder why they use the word "other awareness", when there is a long-established term: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory_of_mind
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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   35.6 degree Fahrenheit then.
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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   It's a result of many unconscious decisions by your brain which aim for regeneration and conservation of energy mainly. Even when those are not needed..., the brain isn't too clever about modern work-load.
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    Not meaning to badmouth your project, but I've never understood the need for snippets as in code that I can copy and paste. If I repeat myself I use a library, or a more concise language or IDE autocomplete. On the other hand I do use
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    I had a lot of gotchas with babel too, until I realized one thing, that should be featured prominently in every bug-tracker having anything to do with babel: Babel will look for a .babelrc in the current directory of the file being transpi
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    Ask HN: How to profile Android GC

    2 points by cel1ne 10y ago|0 comments
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    Keepass isn't served over HTTPS. http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2016/06/keepass-vulnerability-l...
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    > Or: "they are a company depending on just one commercial product". Doesn't look that good anymore hm? Actually it does. They depend on selling their product to security-savy users, so they will ensure it's quality.
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    Keepass doesn't even serve it's updates over HTTPS, so who knows what i'm getting. This fact alone make me lose all trust in it's developers.
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    They are a company focussing on just one commercial product. Also I find there's some kind of pride in quality amongst mac-developers. Plus the lastpass vulnerability that was disclosed a couple of month ago seemed pretty basic and I h
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    I trust 1Password more than lastpass or keypassx.
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    I'm not sure about that. I think most multinationals follow the same double-irish structure [0] which is based on laws in Ireland, the Netherland and the Bermudas. According to Wikipedia (just listing the IT-companies): * Adobe Systems
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    Apple is not being fined and nobody must necessarily be at fault here. It is legal and not unprecedented to require additional payments for the past after a change of tax-law.
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    That is an old distinction that applies to writing as well: * Creative day: work on big things, write a new chapter. * Non-creative day: fix little bugs and papercuts, do spell-checking, generally improve or finish previous work.
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    I'd probably use Electron and/or SWT along with javascript and kotlin.
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    That's why, after having used Redhat, SuSE, FreeBSD, Gentoo and Ubuntu over the course of 10 years, I switched to Mac/OSX. Everything just works.
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    I found this a very good place to start from scratch: https://cs231n.github.io/
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    I can't recommend this often enough: Check out "The emotional life of your brain" by Richard Davidson and Sharon Begley. It is applied neuro-science. A refined version of the "big five" character traits along with s
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    > Node.js (shouldn't this just be Javascript? Does having a different standard lib make it a different language?) I think the dislike comes from the idea that JavaScript-development can be or at least was very messy and that "t
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    I wish they would think about targeting me with ads weekly. Part of the reason ads annoy me is that I'm just not purchasing stuff every day. (Who does?) If I got the ads I'm supposedly interested in once a week, that might be mo
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    I help myself sometimes by taking a piece of paper, putting it next to my keyboard and writing down a schedule: "It's 16:11, so: 16:11 – 17:00 trying to fix that bug 17:00 short pause 17:05 – 17:45 i
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    Ingesting more salt goes against common knowledge (which doesn't mean it's wrong). Usually people state that the salt keeps the water in the body, so if you want to lose weight you need to lower your salt intake. But what you say
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    CSS margins/paddings for non-designers(tachyons-css.github.io)

    2 points by cel1ne 10y ago|0 comments
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    (Note: There's a duplicate of this comment) Check out http://tachyons.io . It has a scale for widths, margins, paddings and fontsizes. Specify pl1 to pl7 and get padding-left from 0.25 to 16rem. w1 to w5 for width of 1,2,4,8