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by chris_st 6y ago
The Clipboard API demo works fine in Safari.
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by chris_st 6y ago
Kind of... but, to quote the grandposter, I don't "have to give up my editor, my SCM, my code review practises, my deployment strategies, my whole way of working." It's just JavaScript, I get to bring my React/Vu
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by chris_st 6y ago
Signed up! I always kind of hoped Cell phone novels [0] in English would come, but I've never seen any. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cell_phone_novel
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by chris_st 6y ago
Is there any way to "look through" the inbox for a specific thing? I put two images into it, and found when I went to a board that I could only pull the top one out (bit of a pain to have to move it into the board, move the one I
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by chris_st 6y ago
So, onboarding bumps in the road. Downloaded to my phone first, laboriously typed in the magic code from the email, and hey, it works. Switch to iPad, it's downloaded already, and... I have to enter my email again? AND the code? Oka
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by chris_st 6y ago
AND, it tracks what you say ALL DAY LONG! No security/privacy problems with that, I'm sure! /s
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by chris_st 6y ago
Well, for whatever it's worth, PaperbackSwap [0] has become my go-to place for getting rid of books and (often) finding ones I want to read. Just cleaned out a bookcase and put up a bunch that people want... glad to get them to good ho
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by chris_st 6y ago
As far as I know, there's no competing in the app; can't say I've explored every crevice but I haven't seen it. There is a Facebook group (which I haven't joined) which is, I gather, more supportive than competitive
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by chris_st 6y ago
If you're still reading comments :-) I remembered a few other things Les Mills does that are great. They have a lot of training videos, several for each class of exercise they do. They're in-depth, and really show you the form. T
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by chris_st 6y ago
Came here to mention that book. It's fantastic, and was a total game-changer for me when I went through it. Interestingly, I went through it while taking a drawing class by someone who was not a fantastic teacher, and occasionally tau
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by chris_st 6y ago
Les Mills on Demand. I did the Les Mills classes at the gym I was a member of, before the plague hit, and liked the fact that they change up the workout and music every couple of months. The instructors at the gym unofficially redid the w
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by chris_st 6y ago
Looks good, good luck with it! I know for me I'd get pretty bored with doing just one thing (here, boxing, Peloton bike riding, etc.), even if the online "experience" varies things. Also, while it's good for burning calo
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by chris_st 6y ago
There must not have been many "z"s either -- "quartz" failed as much as "fox" in my tries. Still, nice work!
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by chris_st 6y ago
Awesome! Thanks for posting this!
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by chris_st 6y ago
Worked with a guy who made pretty much exactly that assertion. We discovered in the course of his time on the project that he was physically incapable of maintaining other people's code (which he knew, going in, that he'd be req
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by chris_st 6y ago
Special? I think what makes them interesting is that now I have a lot of choice in which classes to take... maybe someone will set up a "Rotten Tomatoes" site to rate online classes. I don't want to take every single NLP cl
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by chris_st 6y ago
I found with "Opus Magnum" that, yeah, it was programming of a sort, but since it was all these wacky physical devices, that it was enough unlike coding that it switched back to being a fun puzzle. But, yeah, with "TIS-1000
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by chris_st 6y ago
We had a baby-sitting-club kind of thing with its own currency, nice middle/upper-middle-class neighborhood, and some people just couldn't seem to get around to 'earning' credits by babysitting other people's kids..
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by chris_st 6y ago
I used two 24" monitors at work for years, and thought it was fantastic. But at home, I only have one 27" iMac, and it's more than enough... tried two for a while, and it just didn't help.
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by chris_st 6y ago
Stupid question, but did you try searching the internet for basmati rice recipes? Sometimes it seems like there's an infinite number of IP recipes out there :-)
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by chris_st 6y ago
Big fan of NextDNS -- since I installed it on my iPhone, no ads. At all.
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by chris_st 6y ago
Note to those who already have an Instant Pot: they make fantastic rice.
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by chris_st 6y ago
See the "Deep-Learning Powered Faces Management" section of the linked document for a lot more information. Specifically, they mention that they replaced the old (OpenCV) algorithm with a new neural-net based one.
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by chris_st 6y ago
That's pretty cool! Are you doing anything like rate-limiting to prevent abuse?
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by chris_st 6y ago
What is the fallback if you lose your SSH keys?
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by chris_st 6y ago
Fantastic! I like inglor's idea too.
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by chris_st 6y ago
Cool idea, thanks!
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by chris_st 6y ago
For selecting things, I've found that allowing a "data-test='user-name-input'" type attribute is useful for a lot of cases, when doing Gauge/Taiko tests. It might make sense to allow/recognize these to sav
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by chris_st 6y ago
I remember seeing a letter to the editor of an early Byte magazine, wherein the author of the letter recommended that you "Be sure to take your 32-bit divide routines with you when you change jobs... there's no guarantee that your
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by chris_st 6y ago
Glad to hear it! I first learned assembly for 6502 on the Apple ][, and found it indeed easy to wrap my head around. Great machine, great architecture, TED II Editor/assembler was amazing...

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