dave84

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   by dave84 10y ago

   I'm a big user of this. Thanks for making it.
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   by dave84 10y ago

   Which is essentially meaningless right? My EU iPhone still has a Lightning port, but sure the other end of the cable is USB.
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   by dave84 10y ago

   Thank you for repl.it classroom, it's amazing. I am worried about getting too invested in it though, will what is free become paid for at some point?
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   by dave84 10y ago

   With respect to the daytime tiredness have you investigated sleep apnea as a possible cause?
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   by dave84 10y ago

   Out of interest can you be more specific about the bad habits it teaches?
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   by dave84 11y ago

   Thanks for that. It's nice to read something with a broader perspective on the issues with Udemy.
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   by dave84 11y ago

   What do you think of Udemy's change to their pricing structure?
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   by dave84 11y ago

   I enjoyed reading it because it's probably the complete opposite of the way I'd build something similar. I also think that there may be a further product in allowing people to set up their own shops.
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   by dave84 11y ago

   Take a look at http://www.joylent.eu/ I can't get the nutritional info to load, but they have free shipping to Germany/Benelux.
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    by dave84 11y ago

    I signed up. The link to terms on the subscription confirmation page is broken. There's an extra slash at the end.
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    by dave84 12y ago

    I'm not sure if you're serious about Safari Book Online, but they happily take my money each month. Zip code: 00000.
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    by dave84 12y ago

    The main thing I want to see is this integrated into GPS systems and Google Maps, but I'm sure that An Post will charge for access to the database.
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    by dave84 12y ago

    Usually 00000,XXXXX or 90210.
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    by dave84 12y ago

    It does indeed. I'm very impressed. Keep up the good work!
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    by dave84 12y ago

    Sounds impressive. Do you have a pre-existing product database that you match them up to or do you just create products on the fly?
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    by dave84 12y ago

    I agree completely, I was just offering a reason as to why people were reacting the way they were and that saying they lost nothing is just plain wrong.
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    by dave84 12y ago

    That's not realistic at all. Maybe for the average HN reader, but not for average users, even RSS savvy ones. I know plenty of people who use RSS that wouldn't be able to check if Python is in their PATH as per your instructions.
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    by dave84 12y ago

    My advice for iOS in particular is to not fight the tools. I took a dislike to Interface Builder back when it was a separate program and only recently have I actually started using it to build interfaces and in retrospect it would have save
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    by dave84 12y ago

    If anyone is looking for a way to understand music "from the beginning" so to speak, I can't recommend "How to Listen to and Understand Great Music"[1] enough. It's around 35 hours worth of lectures, I'm o
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    by dave84 12y ago

    This combined with Shazam style listening to sync up the position would be killer.
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    by dave84 12y ago

    I use Safari Books for all my programming ebook needs. The best thing about it is searching through all books on the service. If I want to know about a specific class, function or concept I just type it in and get every book that mentions i
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    by dave84 12y ago

    Sounds like AIB. If you use the app they don't even ask for the last 4 digits of your phone number.
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    by dave84 13y ago

    The Office 365 website offers a free months trial.
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    by dave84 13y ago

    I don't think I could even get past Level 1 in Virtua Cop it was so bad, it made the Gameboy look like a super computer. I remember trying the Virtual Boy in store shortly after getting the R-Zone and regretting my purchase so bad, but
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    by dave84 13y ago

    I think streaming Netflix requires a slightly different approach in how you watch them. For ages I found myself ignoring Netflix recommendations based on the descriptions, but when I watched them I actually enjoyed them. If I wanted Netflix
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    by dave84 13y ago

    I think Stanislaw Lem wrote that already. Or was his one the other way around?
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    by dave84 13y ago

    I enjoyed #music but if you're not particularly interested in the chart aspect of it, it loses its novelty quickly. I found the recommendations seemed to settle and that was it, there didn't seem to be any point in going back once
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    by dave84 13y ago

    I'm not the OP but check out the book: "The Elements of Computing Systems: Building a Modern Computer from First Principles" It's quite comprehensive, not exactly about writing an emulator, but it should give you what yo
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    by dave84 13y ago

    In my particular case I watched a movie late one night and didn't know the name of it. Typed the following into google: "movie where a guy plays a vampire and house sits and (spoiler)" and the first result in my case, Body Do
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    by dave84 13y ago

    This runs much smoother than I ever got it to run on my 166mhz Pentium!