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by dguo 6y ago
No need to apologize. That's a totally valid and understandable take on it.
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by dguo 6y ago
When it worked out well though, there was an incredible feeling of being in sync with the other person.
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by dguo 6y ago
I loved this feature when I first experienced it in Google Wave. I don't think it belongs everywhere, but exactly as the article author says, it makes the conversation feel smoother and more like I am actually talking to someone in rea
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I’m a software engineer at Uber and I’m voting against Prop 22(techcrunch.com)
33 points by dguo 6y ago|14 comments
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Definitely not Windows 95: What operating systems keep things running in space?(arstechnica.com)
12 points by dguo 6y ago|1 comments
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by dguo 6y ago
Whenever I read "charge more," I think of the implicit assumption that service owners want to maximize total profit. While I can understand that desire, there's no law of nature that says we have to act in a profit-maximizing
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Live-stream shopping goes mainstream in China(cnn.com)
1 points by dguo 6y ago|0 comments
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by dguo 6y ago
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon and Extreme laptops have anti-glare options for the display: https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/thinkpad/thinkpad-x1/c/...
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by dguo 6y ago
Yes, and that is actually already the case. When Apple finished deprecating .safariextz extensions in favor of Safari App Extensions, they also killed the Safari Extensions Gallery in favor of distribution through the App Store. And as you
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by dguo 6y ago
You may be interested in Lobsters: https://lobste.rs/about
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by dguo 6y ago
With the help of some friends, I started Sublime Fund ( https://sublimefund.org/ ). It lets people donate to multiple charities on a monthly basis from one place, while maintaining their privacy. Sublime Fund is itself a 501(
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Proof of X(julian.digital)
3 points by dguo 6y ago|0 comments
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Fixing MacBook Pro Thermal Performance Issues(dannyguo.com)
3 points by dguo 6y ago|1 comments
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Clearing Mac Storage Space(dannyguo.com)
2 points by dguo 6y ago|0 comments
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by dguo 6y ago
That's what I use as well, and I'm still using the same one that I started with. It's lasted over a year. I appreciate this line: > The camera is engineered so that it can’t activate without the camera indicator light also
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After the pandemic, doctors want their new robot helpers to stay(theverge.com)
2 points by dguo 6y ago|0 comments
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by dguo 6y ago
As a developer, one thing I am excited about is that they are adding support for the WebExtensions API to Safari. This should make it feasible to port many Chrome/Firefox extensions to Safari.
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by dguo 6y ago
I spent the past weekend setting up a VPS for a personal project, and Caddy worked wonderfully well. All I needed was HTTPS for a server, and a two line Caddyfile gave me that: <domain> reverse_proxy localhost:8000
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by dguo 6y ago
They do[1], but it costs $9 per site per month. [1]: https://www.netlify.com/products/analytics/
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by dguo 6y ago
Haha thanks! As soon as I read the first line of your comment, I knew you must be from ReadMe.
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by dguo 6y ago
About 37,000 per month, according to Google Analytics. The actual number is probably quite a bit higher, since I assume programmers use ad blockers at a high rate.
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by dguo 6y ago
I got tired of reading bad READMEs and made https://www.makeareadme.com/ on a whim. Over the past few years, it has climbed up the Google search rankings. It's usually in the top three hits for "readme" now.
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by dguo 6y ago
As a website operator, I feel a personal responsibility to consider how my choices affect those things, even if my users might incorrectly blame others instead of me.
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by dguo 6y ago
Author here. That is good criticism! Thanks for bringing it up. I didn't consider other factors like ease of sharing. They are definitely tradeoffs. At least for my personal website, the size disadvantage of GIFs still outweighs them,
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by dguo 6y ago
Author here. I added the "for me" to try to convey that it's a personal choice. I don't care what pronunciation others use. In this case, it doesn't bother me if someone chooses to discount what I wrote just because
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by dguo 6y ago
Ah, that makes sense. Thanks. I just checked and realized that I forgot my monitor has a headphone jack.
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by dguo 6y ago
I happily used Karabiner for years but only to handle my caps lock remapping. It's not bad. I just generally like having as few dependencies as possible. I definitely needed Hammerspoon for other stuff, so if it can cover my one use ca
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by dguo 6y ago
That's correct, but I've never gotten false input before. If my setup gave me false input even 0.5% of the time, I wouldn't use it at all. I give myself 250 milliseconds to release the ; key to type it as normal, and that has
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by dguo 6y ago
I've started[1] to do similar things on macOS using Hammerspoon[2]. So far I've set it up to let me: 1. Use shift when pasting something to simulate typing in the text instead, getting around websites that block pasting. 2. Use &q
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by dguo 6y ago
My teammate has described Notion as a B+ solution for everything. It's impressive how many things it can handle, but it's all in a merely decent manner.

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