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The Lost Steve Jobs Tapes(fastcompany.com)
2 points by cel1ne 11y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Intelligent JavaScript auto-complete for Textmate 2 using TernJS(github.com)
2 points by cel1ne 11y ago|0 comments
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Intelligent JavaScript auto-complete for TextMate using TernJS(github.com)
1 points by cel1ne 11y ago|0 comments
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by cel1ne 11y ago
The days of Java being verbose are over with Lambdas and Method References. I don't know what you mean by "getting in the way". If you have time to spare read this: http://blog.paralleluniverse.co/2014/05
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by cel1ne 11y ago
Isn't the biggest problem of .NET/C# that Java and the JVM are just too similar? Sure, some things are nicer in .NET-land, but is it worth the switch, which kinda locks you, or at least moves you towards Windows too?
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by cel1ne 11y ago
"queue" -> "cue"?
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A giant map of metabolic pathways(biochemical-pathways.com)
96 points by cel1ne 11y ago|17 comments
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by cel1ne 11y ago
I know the discussion revolves around the amount of dependencies, but I want to add a comment about semver, which has a part in this mess: In my opinion it will not be done right in 80% of cases. Every breaking change requires updating the
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by cel1ne 11y ago
Big pharma sues startups as well.
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by cel1ne 11y ago
And you have a lot of powerful players that don't like to see you succeed. (read: big pharma)
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James Hansen’s Bombshell Climate Warning Is Now Part of the Scientific Canon(slate.com)
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Tachyons: fast, highly readable CSS that goes great with React(tachyons.io)
3 points by cel1ne 11y ago|0 comments
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by cel1ne 11y ago
I feel that many investors go by "Thousands of people know and use it, so... It must be worth something." The IPO then is a possibility for the founders to get paid by selling their unprofitable business to the public.
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by cel1ne 11y ago
Central todo-systems never worked for me. I use a combination of calendar entries, mails in my inbox, reminders, post-its, physical notes and text-files. I'm not a chaotic person, mind you, i just feel that forcing every task into the
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by cel1ne 11y ago
I find tachyons css the best complement for react
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by cel1ne 11y ago
The serotonine in your body isn't able to cross the blood-brain-barrier. So it doesn't affect your mood the way brain-serotonine does. It does affect blood pressure and a few other things, so you get indirect effects.
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by cel1ne 11y ago
Mine is empty = zero tasks as well.
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by cel1ne 11y ago
I'm not talking about downregulating receptor response, but entire areas of the brain like the insula and parts of the frontostriatal circuit.
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by cel1ne 11y ago
Regarding CSS I recommend tachyons [0] over css-modules. [0] http://tachyons.io/
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by cel1ne 11y ago
Addendum: I checked out tachyons now, which solves my abstraction-problems: http://tachyons.io/
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by cel1ne 11y ago
So there are thousands of climate scientists which came, over and over again, to the same conclusion: that the extent of current heating is caused by co2 release, which is caused by coal-burning by mankind. Those have all made several mista
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by cel1ne 11y ago
I still don't see a clear path on when to use class, id or element selectors and whether to mix multiple simple styles on an element (.bold, .link, .green) or make it more complex like "#loginLink".
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by cel1ne 11y ago
THIS is the most depressing chart in the world: https://stormglas.files.wordpress.com/2013/11/20131116-00180...
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by cel1ne 11y ago
After doing research on how to improve CSS I settled on css-modules. They are the mid-term solution and improvement I've seen so far. https://medium.com/front-end-developers/css-modules-solving-... https:/&#
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by cel1ne 11y ago
In europe you would just normally talk to each other during group-activities: on a party, maybe during work, wherever. If you like someone, you would make sure that you meet him or her more often until, at some point, you will start doing t
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by cel1ne 11y ago
On a related note: Most articles in my medium.com-digests originate in the US and focus on US-discourse. It's not interesting to read yet another debate on state health-care or dating, if you're living in europe where state health
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by cel1ne 11y ago
"That they really only invest in companies because others invest in them." IMHO that's the business world in a nutshell. Being scared of innovation and changing the status quo.
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by cel1ne 11y ago
I agree wholeheartedly, but I don't think it'll disappear. It's considered too important, even if it really isn't.
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by cel1ne 11y ago
I argue that Twitter, like many other services, has become public infrastructure. Public infrastructure costs money, needs maintenance and is depended upon by many. As far as I know capitalism hasn't yet come up with an answer to the q
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by cel1ne 11y ago
"It's not the daily increase but daily decrease. Hack away at the unessential." – Bruce Lee

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