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by chamakits 10y ago
I would use it by printing to it from my phone or my laptop and I would use it to review things and write notes on them Uh...interesting! I'd honestly be quite happy with just PDF functionality, but this would also be an inte
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by chamakits 10y ago
Sorry for the incoming barrage of questions, but I've been looking for a good e-ink device. I've come across this one before, but have read different experiences with it. How is it for taking notes? How smooth is the experience w
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by chamakits 10y ago
I've seen the reMarkable before, and it's definitely a product I'm interested in. However, every other e-ink writable tablet I've seen reviewed (other than the DPT-S1) has some amount of issues with input lag. I'm
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by chamakits 10y ago
It's precursor (the DPTS1, which is also mentioned in the article) is just as weird. Specifically, it's a product that I obsessed over some time, but is actually incredible niche and not widely available. The resellers specifical
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by chamakits 10y ago
For my personal use? No For work, absolutely. I have a couple of top level directories on my bookmark bar: KeyLinks InterestingTech PrevWork CurrWork-<2-3 words describing topic of work>-<Date started> Under KeyLinks I keep well
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by chamakits 10y ago
90 days that could be expanded with the same ease that this was implemented with, and it includes people who have already been vetted and are legal immigrants. And you are trivializing how impactful 90 days is. When his platform ran on the
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by chamakits 10y ago
I'm not familiar with C++ at all, but I'm always amazed at how quick gcc is to get updated to implement what I imagine are complicated feature updates to the language. Do they have a lot of very active contributors that communicat
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by chamakits 10y ago
WARNING: I believe the site has some malware injected in it. At least the mobile version of it. After a few second it redirected me to some site with a fake Facebook skin.
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by chamakits 10y ago
Fantastic work on the entire post then. Great content, and presentation. Looking forward to reading future posts like these as well.
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by chamakits 10y ago
First, I have to comment on that diagram: That diagram is the most interesting representation of a diagram I have ever seen. Do you have a tool to generate these for you, or was it hand crafted for this post? If it's a tool, is it av
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by chamakits 10y ago
I always appreciate blog posts, hn comments and tweets from both Patrick and you, but don't always make the effort to openly appreciate it, and maybe I should to balance the critics and cynics. So. It seems clear to me that every proj
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by chamakits 10y ago
I'm with you there. I have YouTube Red because it's included with Google music. The absolute garbage that they have in YouTube Red is so prominently forced on top of everything else. Things that I'm sure they have the data to
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by chamakits 10y ago
I remember Yellow Dog Linux ONLY because it was the official Linux Distribution supported by the PS3. Didn't use it enough to know how it distinguished itself from other distros beyond that, but thats enough of a distinction for me!
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by chamakits 10y ago
I haven't tried an exhaustive list of UML and diagramming tools, but every other year I try a new one. PlantUML was one of the first I've ever tried, and nothing beats it so far. Sometimes it's not as flexible as I would wan
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by chamakits 10y ago
Good question. It's honestly been too many years for me to remember. But, with a bit of a biased view on it because of having such a good experience with it so long ago, I imagine it either does, or provides the mechanism for the devel
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by chamakits 10y ago
I haven't done a lot of 'Windows exclusive' development for a while, but something like 6-8 years ago, I was making an installer for a small company that up to that moment, they had to send someone over to spend a whole day i
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by chamakits 10y ago
A lot of your attacks seemed to be aimed at personal beliefs of some of the rust developers. I follow some on twitter and they may have some views people disagree with, but nothing exceedingly controversial. Furthermore, all other criticism
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by chamakits 10y ago
I missed the original post on the primitive core, cause I hadn't seen this. Just tried it out, and it is probably the coolest 'Show HN' I've ever seen. Spent the last 2 hours playing around with some pictures and differe
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by chamakits 10y ago
Yup. I had my mom over and while I was sleeping she was looking for a computer to use. She recognized the chrome book, because they have one at home. She opened it, saw a screen saying "press spacebar" and she complied. Was I angr
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by chamakits 10y ago
A bit of an aside, but WOW. I am amazed both by the dedication and skill needed to reverse the format and protocol of some undocumented binary files without even having access to the code that processes it, and on top of that, the dedicatio
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by chamakits 10y ago
There is definitely a core of this message that I agree with, but another part that when I think about it makes me disagree somewhat with it. I understand that a good chunk of the country supports Donald Trump. I also don't understand
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by chamakits 10y ago
Can you link to his post tracing his career. I often wonder how others have made decision to make career choices, and what they think of their past decisions.
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by chamakits 10y ago
I think the parent is making reference to Caddy generating the proper certificate files for you automatically using Let's Encrypt.
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by chamakits 10y ago
Sweet. Thanks for the info. That provides a lot more context. I never wrote Delphi myself, but I always appreciated it, because it was used to develop the first IDE I used fory first programming class. Bloodshed's Dev C++. Quite an imp
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by chamakits 10y ago
I'm not familiar enough to comment on what different feature set and different type of work each compiler does to compare the speed, but WOW, that's an INSANE quick build speed. Was it always an explicit goal of theirs compilation
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by chamakits 10y ago
This is a great analogy. It was Indigenous People Day yesterday in the US (aka Columbus Day), and it made me think what an interesting time it must have been to be alive at a time where there were widely mostly unexplored areas in the world
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by chamakits 10y ago
I know this is all very anecdotal, but I certainly have seen developers that I wonder for months how they could have ever been hired, and given time become quite capable. I first started to notice with out of college developers, but eventu
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by chamakits 10y ago
Oh, interesting! Don't know why I would have assumed it to be less than that. Thanks for this article, good to learn something new.
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by chamakits 10y ago
I agree. I'm from Puerto Rico, where I think it's more common to live and grow up within driving distance of a big part of your family. Now as an adult I've moved to the US, where it's much more common to move far from y
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by chamakits 10y ago
Oh wow, I hadn't thought of this, but it's so obvious! I personally haven't dealt with hardware since college, but if you pull this off, you will be the go to source for every single student working on a project or lab that&#

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