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duaneb
10y ago
Any way to look at other areas? The Bay Area is a decent place to find startups, but it's not a strong quality indicator. Or maybe it is! I'd still like to see the data on it, and I'd still like to see you consider anywhere e
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Might make more sense for a boutique tea shop than personal use. see: espresso machines, starbuck's drip coffee maker. Edit: it makes a single cup at a time. I was incorrect.
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10y ago
Yea, but that still involves calling through HTML/DOM to access basic graphics contexts.
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10y ago
Well it's a nice client! Just had to alter my expectations.
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10y ago
Since when do degrees imply knowledge? Most degrees are only tangentially related to actual education. Judging by her campaign and how she ran HP, I don't see a sign she's critically open in the way you need to learn from history.
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10y ago
> Indeed, using it made me stop thinking of Haskell as a programming language, and start thinking of it as a declarative language for constructing imperative programs in the IO monad. Yea, the parallels between hardware design and haskel
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10y ago
This looks really cool. The name is completely unrelated to its function; I thought this was NASA's code. Imagine my disappointment when I saw a javascript library for working with GraphQL!
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10y ago
Is there a way to bypass HTML completely?
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10y ago
I'd love to see an update; 538 has cut a third off of Trump's chance.
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10y ago
Yea, but at the same time I don't want to spend my life evangelizing chat software as revolutionizing how business is done. The business reminds me more of a lifestyle magazine than anything.
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10y ago
Obviously don't start. But do write the FDA urging them to recognize them as at least less unhealthy than cigarettes. And removing those moronic testing charges associated with flavor and nicotine would help consumers make healthy choi
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Of course they have e-cig brands; they're the disgusting gas station brands that will be the only viable business in the market in two years. It now costs $1 Million to approve a new flavor at every nicotine concentration: the tobacco
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10y ago
Fly to a place without nicotine.
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10y ago
That screenshot is almost entirely text. It doesn't give a sense of the actual KDE ui.
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10y ago
This would cause weird effects, like my canceling my 401k contribution if I want to change jobs to boost my apparent income.
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10y ago
This pairs well with this discussion from four days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12824380 There are obviously glaring holes in HOW the features are generated and recognized.
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10y ago
Facebook doesn't allow you to pay, and that's normal.
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10y ago
Unfortunately, I don't believe iOS allows selecting the protocol. Android certainly can.
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10y ago
I'd argue steam has never stopped sucking, but it's always been reliable. I'll take reliability over usability any day when money's involved.
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10y ago
Seems like a solid incremental addition to oculus in another news cycle.
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10y ago
> Well, for an extreme outlier, Jay Leno has something like 200 cars. Ye gods. :|
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10y ago
Not to mention, google image search is already better from indexing giphy + the rest of the internet. Just select "animated" from the type dropdown.
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The average household has two cars? That seems ridiculous! Do you know anyone with three cars? The two car average implies quite a few!
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10y ago
If the demographic exists, they wouldn't know it from reading this blog post.
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10y ago
The computer already has a fantastic dynamic display built in—the display. Your eyes even naturally fall there. Why do we need a second display at all, much less on the keyboard where people do not look?
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10y ago
This is true for giants of the past, but modern theoretical physicians have no way of distinguishing themselves to the public at large. Meanwhile, experimental physics produce novel results that actually prove other people wrong. I don'
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Your argument seems to come down to the idea that apple products are good investments. However, this isn't much use if they keep ignoring how their users use their computers. All I wanted was the same product line with 32 gigs of memor
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It forgot to improve on the 3.5mm jack! But thank god I have a thinner phone, I was really having issues sliding it under doors.
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To what exact cases are you referring? Do you not use an ide with a test runner? What exactly is desirable about triggering and monitoring this from a second display on the keyboard--where you're looking all the time, naturally--over c
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10y ago
Hmm, you've left me with a lot to think about. There's certainly value to "nifty" work, but I think that value can almost always be leveraged in self expression. Hey, even pointing out nifty things is self expression.
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