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8y ago
I forgot to mention, that I was looking for one without the number pad. Apple also stopped making the USB/wired mini-keyboard. A few are available on eBay or Amazon Marketplace. I saw one $50 brand-new wired mini-Apple keyboard on eBa
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A low-profile tenkeyless mechanical keyboard might be an option: https://www.amazon.com/Mechanical-Keyboard-Extra-Thin-Switch...
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8y ago
How about the corded Mini Keyboard C3 Corded (Pro Black edition)?: https://www.penclic.se/keyboard-landing-page/?type=corded The Mini C3 Office Corded (with indented keys): https://www.penclic.se/shop&#
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Right, but the bluetooth transmitter is still on. Granted, the likelihood someone will try to hack and steal my $10 bank account credentials is unlikely. For some people, it's just nice to not have a bluetooth transmitter on a keybo
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Ask HN: Is there a wired alternative to the Apple Magic KB?
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What is your experience with “new” Nokia phones?
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Right. But, people like me hate dealing with confrontation and govt offices. I would just pay with cash and go to a competing service next time (Uber, Lyft, mass transit.) If only there were startup mass transit providers in cities. Just ou
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I don't understand why people are downvoting you. At least they could explain how Uber is different than Pets.com.
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Where can they be bought? Via a cellphone provider or online retailer?
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Right, but I doubt Congress would spend that money helping the environment. Look at what they spend money on right now: * $1,280 per coffee cup: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2018/10/
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What was the name of the documentary?
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A list of Alan Kay talks: * http://alan-kay.wikia.com/wiki/Alan_Kay_Wiki * https://tinlizzie.org/IA/index.php/Talks_by_Alan_Kay
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Did he ever have trouble finding employers or paying clients?
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It might also help to know Kay has said the Internet is a good example of "Real OOP": A system made up of other systems sending messages that are "desires", not commands. (paraphrasing) (He has also been quite humble. He
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Why was he unusual? (I didn't read the article.)
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If it's not too personal, how many hours per week do you work? How many works of vacation per year?
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Do you still use HTTP compression? Or is it not necessary since the data you are sending to the browser is pretty small most of the time?
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What kind of fraud does Google do?
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Do you use only the O'Reilly book? Or do some grads go and buy a few others?
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Right. What I am also surprised is how dirty the regime is, yet no one seems to care: * https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/iraq-crisis-how... * https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/h
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Instant Fossilization (2017)
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Naming and Synchronization in a Decentralized Computer System (1979) [pdf]
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Right. But, what if the client (eg browser) would ask the system if the message has been fully processed? Then the client can re-send the message if the Server lost the original message? For example: client: "Hey, buddy! Did you pr
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Oh. I see now. Thank you for posting this.
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So let's say an event is emitted, does this happen? * "payment processing" handles it -> changes state -> another event emitted -> "restaurant approval" processes it -> changes state -> another event
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Ha ha. I always wondered why that lonely one-comment account existed. I suspect many people are using data abstraction and calling it OOP. I am not a professional programmer. What do you like to use when designing software? Functional? Typ
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Functional Reactive Object Oriented Programming?
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Kay also mentioned the Internet is an OO system. At one point he was thinking every object would have it's own IP address. He does have an account here on HN. https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=alankay1 I hope h
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What does the software or company do? For example, do they make software for accountants? Construction?
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What were the types of problems and systems you have worked on? Which languages and programming styles (eg functional) did you end up using to solve them?
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