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by cmsj 11y ago
KM is a lot easier to use than HS, but likely more frustrating for programmers.
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by cmsj 11y ago
http://www.hammerspoon.org/go/ might help get you started :)
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by cmsj 11y ago
FWIW, I think they've gotten better in the last release or two. My sincere hope, if Fusion is going to go away, is that Parallels will have an influx of customers and not be forced into doing silly advertising/bundling things to m
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by cmsj 11y ago
The author states their reason
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by cmsj 11y ago
> If you are a good programmer and can deliver, no one really cares if you're young, old, black, white, purple, man or woman. They will want to hire you and/or work with you. That sounds nice when asserted as true, but is it ac
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by cmsj 11y ago
Hey tmandry :) Looks fun, I hope we'll see a Hammerspoon module for Swindler at some point :D
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by cmsj 11y ago
and the upcoming 0.9.44 release will be even more flexible for this sort of use, because the process invoking stuff ( http://www.hammerspoon.org/docs/hs.task.html ) will support processes that run indefinitely, so you c
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by cmsj 11y ago
You might want to do some more research into sugar :)
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by cmsj 11y ago
What could possibly go wrong!
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by cmsj 11y ago
The obvious question here being, will Apple switch to USB Type C for iPhones, or, more likely, include an adapter in the box?
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by cmsj 11y ago
Prompt is worth every penny
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by cmsj 11y ago
Strongly disagree. Persistent IRC is hugely valuable. Issues with notifications in particular, speak more to your discipline than the technology - no different to getting email notifications.
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by cmsj 11y ago
The jokefulness or throwaway-ity of the account doesn't really have anything to do with whether it's a perfectly decent change.
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by cmsj 11y ago
You can't own property, man!
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by cmsj 11y ago
"Lower hiring standards" is a myopic fallacy. You don't hire Jeff the amazing coder who likes to punch people in the face. Discounting the value of culture is a huge mistake. Humans work best when they are not treated as repl
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by cmsj 11y ago
> Is love worth it? That's up to you. Nobody can force you to love them, and you can always choose to walk away from potential loves. Most of the replies to your post seem to be telling you that love is worth it. I think that is ove
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by cmsj 11y ago
The good news for Mac people who need 5K monitors is that Skylake is almost-nearly-sortof here, which will bring us Thunderbolt 3, which has enough bandwidth to drive a 5K monitor through a single cable. This should also mean that Apple is
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by cmsj 11y ago
I know a lot of geeks like to think Convergence is a killer feature as a device feature, but I think this is completely mistaken. Convergence is about data, right? You want all your data to appear magically on whatever form factor of comput
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by cmsj 11y ago
I hate my drill, it's cheap and underpowered. But. I know right where it is, and I can get it in 30 seconds, drill a hole in a couple of minutes, and put the drill back in its cupboard. It was proportionately cheap enough that I don&#x
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by cmsj 11y ago
Lots of people are throwing around the words "false positive" in relation to dumb smoke detectors, and I suspect a lot of you mean "the alarm sounded, but I wasn't about to die". If it detected smoke, it told you th
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by cmsj 11y ago
You are the most correct and relevant person to have commented so far. Adding consumer-level smarts to safety-critical devices, is a very very bad idea. I do like hard-wired one-triggers-all in residential settings, but my house has three f
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by cmsj 11y ago
In the industry, we call it "percussive maintenance"
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by cmsj 11y ago
Very nice app! Thanks for putting decent HealthKit toggles in the app itself. I'm quite choosy about which apps can read HK data and which can write, and many of them are not good at making it obvious if they can cope with that!
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by cmsj 11y ago
But we could distinguish it as a language from the background noise of the sand/Rock. Finding a message would be hugely significant, even if we're too dumb to decode it.
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by cmsj 11y ago
SATA tops out at 6Gb/s. One 7200 rpm spindle might not be able to saturate that, but a RAID array could, and any decent, single SSD would trivially saturate it. So, for the kind of use case where you need to move lots of data, very qui
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by cmsj 11y ago
You seem to be continuing to operate under the assumption that only people who can code, are capable of contributing to a project. There are so many things that can be done to contribute to a project, that don't involve writing a singl
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by cmsj 11y ago
When your feelings, your hopes, your opportunities and your freedom, have been trampled on for decades if not centuries if not millennia, you might have a better claim to victimhood.
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by cmsj 11y ago
-1. Implies lines of code is the only possible contribution one can make.
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by cmsj 11y ago
The ability to ignore troubling things might be said to be a privilege of the powerful and secure.
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by cmsj 11y ago
The set of things that are acceptable, is always in flux. Such is life. Such is the App Store. You can choose to think about your content carefully before you put it out in the world, or you can choose not to :)

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