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by clin_ 12y ago
You can get session management by using tmux integration. Terminal.app almost certainly does not do what you're describing by default.
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Ask HN: What place should "branding" have at a tech startup?
6 points by clin_ 12y ago|4 comments
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by clin_ 12y ago
My point is that her tenure in the executive branch extended beyond her involvement in the Iraq War. As SoS, she was also involved in Africa policy, led a push for proactive diplomacy, etc. In addition, the comments about hiring Rice to sec
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by clin_ 12y ago
It's unbelievable the number of people commenting in this thread that don't comprehend the role of the Secretary of State.
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by clin_ 13y ago
> False. In OOP you can do this using the visitor pattern. The difference is that Haskell makes this real convenient, with its algebraic types feature baked into the language, while OOP makes it very cumbersome. I don't think we&#x2
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by clin_ 13y ago
Here's a handful of things I really appreciate about Haskell, although some of this apply to other ML family languages as well: 1.) Algebraic Data Types let you enforce a huge amount of correctness in your programs simply by how you de
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by clin_ 13y ago
Your confirmation email was sent to my spam folder. Here's some things you can do to make your email look less like spam: 1.) Use Sublimall in the from field (never leave the from field blank). 2.) Include a physical address for your c
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by clin_ 13y ago
I think outside of the box by avoiding cliche.
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by clin_ 13y ago
I like spaced repetition apps, but I'm kind of annoyed that this is just a sloppy landing page without a demo or a concrete description of what the app does. I would resubmit after the app is ready to launch, or you at least have some
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by clin_ 13y ago
Are there any working ports for Mac?
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by clin_ 13y ago
This is silly. "Government wasn't important to the construction of our transportation infrastructure" is an argument you're not going to win, and this conversation increasingly feels like you're grasping at straws.
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by clin_ 13y ago
Just so people who only read the headline or skimmed the post know the whole story , the author of this blog ambushed a random Google employee with questions about the treatment of Google contract employees in a private chat room and proce
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by clin_ 13y ago
What terribly written tripe. For an accomplished coder, Bryan Goldberg is surprisingly incapable of grasping nuance.
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by clin_ 13y ago
> Plagued by a sense of immense emptiness, intrigued by the plethora of possibilities, born was the idea of Simpli5d Technologies with a vision to decipher the entrails of seemingly endless mystics of the digital age. An age defined not
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by clin_ 13y ago
This is the single worst comment I've read on HN.
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by clin_ 13y ago
I've been inspired by this article to write a post titled "How to Analyze Big Data in Python" that walks you through how to make pivot tables in excel.
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by clin_ 13y ago
For Zizek, this was quite trite and meaningless. Thanks for contributing to the spectacle, man.
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by clin_ 13y ago
You're awfully presumptuous. The global economy functions with many, many different currencies, nearly all of which are managed by a central bank. It's widely accepted that currencies are best that which are regionally segmented,
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by clin_ 13y ago
Why are people replying to this post like OP is some kind of authority? It doesn't sound like he "studied economics" so much as he took a course. Of course you can have a deflationary currency. The problem is that people won&
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by clin_ 13y ago
Congratulations, you found a semantic exception but missed the entire point. The point is that it's not just some people hordeing money. The fact that ratio of spending has not grown proportionately with BTC value suggests that recen
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by clin_ 13y ago
Were you worried about giving up bitcoin that could dramatically grow in value later? Or did you buy back bitcoin after spending it?
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by clin_ 13y ago
Your logic is bewildering. In your scenario, you're still essentially transacting in USD and using BTC as an investment or a store of value. You're not actually spending BTC, since you expect the value to continue rising, and yo
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Ask HN: Bitcoin owners—how many of you have actually *bought* something with it?
8 points by clin_ 13y ago|14 comments
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by clin_ 13y ago
This is largely academic posturing, which is the case with a lot of critical theory. Pinker makes it clear throughout Better Angels that his working definition of violence is limited to the physical kind. He's also adamant that his cho
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by clin_ 13y ago
Hey! You're the guys I saw in the Avalon lounge Saturday night. Hope my drunken pool playing didn't annoy you too much. Things seem to be getting off to a good start with Tablo—good luck!