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by chrisan 9y ago
You might have to define what Radio 4 is for us in the US. Here's a blurb about what NPR is: http://www.npr.org/about-npr/178640915/npr-stations-and-publ... It's basically hundreds of local radio station
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by chrisan 9y ago
Hah wow... I've had this app for over a decade and never noticed that feature... right next to the Debug button which I have used numerous times on really gnarly regexes
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by chrisan 9y ago
> This applies to any recipe, though? I dunno, I've followed many where they explicitly tell you to put in same mixing bowl. Things are written in a more logical order. > It's not hard to just read the next step It's n
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by chrisan 9y ago
The problem is not mise en place itself, that is important to not burn or overcook various ingredients, it is that they have you mise en place _everything_ when you might be taking 3 of those ingredients and putting them into a bowl. That&
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by chrisan 9y ago
This is a paid app, but the debugger on this has been my favorite https://www.regexbuddy.com/ You can even step through the matching process and see how your matches are made
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by chrisan 9y ago
That is actually very uncommon for the typical user. Outside of photographers, who is going to do this? What percent of the web are photographers (real photographers... not "here's what I ate for dinner" photographers)? Even
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by chrisan 9y ago
> It's more convenient because I cook many meals at once so have several containers worth of meals in my fridge almost all the time. Thanks for the reply. Do you by chance have a recipe list on your website somewhere for the meals
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by chrisan 9y ago
> And my homemade food is more delicious, convenient, cheaper, healthier, etc. I get everything else you are saying, but how is homemade more convenient? Convenience is the most important reason (for me) to do take out. Normally its pic
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by chrisan 9y ago
Previously discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14878381
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by chrisan 9y ago
Wasn't that the first beta release of insider? I thought they fixed inode support https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/commandline/2016/10/07/wsl-...
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by chrisan 9y ago
It also may be a good time to invest in EMP manufacturers
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by chrisan 9y ago
Maybe we are talking about different things, but I use CloudFormation to autoscale ec2 instances based on avg CPU load over a period of time http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSCloudFormation/latest/UserGuid...
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by chrisan 9y ago
I was asking about once your bare metal capacity reaches its limit. At some point you need to provision more bare metal and expand the total resources kubernetes can consume with docker. Cloudformation, to me at least, is the power to expa
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by chrisan 9y ago
How does docker replace cloudformation? Don't you still need something that says "hey you are running out of capacity soon, time to add more hardware for your software to run on" There has to be something that adds more bare
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by chrisan 9y ago
Thanks for the reply, makes sense now that you explain it that way :)
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by chrisan 9y ago
> the static typing was extremely limited: you could only type "Function", not the actual arg and return value types You can type args and returns. One of the biggest things I relied on when I coded AS3
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by chrisan 9y ago
Can I ask the reasoning behind `is-` and `has-` prefixes on bulma modifiers? I'm sure you were asked before but didnt see anything in docs <a class="button is-primary is-inverted is-outlined">Invert Outlined<&
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by chrisan 9y ago
Might be easier to just go with screenshots
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by chrisan 9y ago
> I don't know anyone who actually finds the answer via SO search. I had to load up the site just to look where the search box even was. Not that it is hidden by any means, just that my eyes follow google -> topic title -> gr
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by chrisan 9y ago
Thank you. I thought I was losing my mind, you were the first I read that mentioned Option-Command-R, which worked. Some guys had just Option, others were Option-R.
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by chrisan 9y ago
I've had the same experience as you. Both windows and mac have bugs (or the software/drivers they use) and it is by far easier (for me) to debug and fix the windows problems than diagnosing that darned pinwheel of death. By far
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by chrisan 9y ago
The Rhythm one baffled me as well. I've been coding for 15 years and this bullet was one I couldn't find something to relate to or guess at its meaning. Maybe it was more of a business aspect/market timing for a new product?
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by chrisan 9y ago
> It is a shame though that most of the attractive themes are so bloated. The target audience just doesn't care (or dont even know). Theme authors want to solve as many problems as possible to increase the chances someone buys the
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by chrisan 9y ago
> because they're less about age and more about being able to learn from experiences Typically after you learn from experiences and gain knowledge you age. I'd question someone that is young and thinks they know the world. If
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by chrisan 9y ago
Do you turn off IntelliSense/code completion too or any type of feeback in your IDE/text editor? Perhaps you just use Notepad because you either understand the code or you don't, right? Visual aids make me a faster programmer
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by chrisan 9y ago
Look, its a great story. I shared it with everyone who is a fan of SW or codes as it made me smile. This is nothing to do with einaregilsson as it is a _very cool_ easter egg, more just the comments on marketing. Lots of people put lots of
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by chrisan 9y ago
The get lucky with a celebrity who likes to play your game part?
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New Screen Coating Makes Reading in Sunlight Easier. The Secret? Moth Eyes(osa.org)
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by chrisan 9y ago
First of all, we are a 100% remote team and everything important is captured in a ticket for us. Tickets are the "one true source" of goals and resolutions. Chat/email/phone are ancillary and all treated the same: they
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by chrisan 9y ago
> It's faster to move around only using the keyboard. There are faster ways, at least with JetBrains products, to navigate code that doesn't involve arrowing through spaces/tabs The only reason I use spaces is the formatti

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