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by enobrev 10y ago
I see Pocket as the place where I put incredibly interesting things that I will never see again. I absolutely love Pocket and I have So Many interesting things in there. But I never look. I started putting things in Google Inbox, and I fo
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I'll generally research the issue thoroughly and then discuss options with the client. Communication is the most important part. For one thing, depending on the problem and the client, the client may very well know others in the indus
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> will light I'm suddenly reminded of the Zippo scene from Four Rooms. I don't smoke cigarettes anymore, but I did for many years. I'd lost my old Zippo and bought myself a new one (straight from the company) about a deca
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To be fair, the Chase website was awful before. It was just awful and slightly faster.
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I just now went through this, which makes this post perfectly apt for my morning. 4-day running process. SSH disconnects on day 3.5. Reconnected; Started tmux; Started the process; 4 days to go... I generally know better. Some lessons n
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Extraordinary Collaboration [podcast](funsize.co)
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Reminds me of my first few years in NYC (late 90s, early 00s). It was nearly impossible to get a yellow cab to take me to Brooklyn. There were plenty of nights where I would get into the cab, tell him my intersection and he'd sit the
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I don't disagree with your point, whatsoever, but I did see another perspective that I might not have otherwise considered while working with a larger company recently. During the public debates regarding marriage equality, the company
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by enobrev 10y ago
I've been using Paper since October, and thus far it's been my favorite Markdown Editor. It's not perfect, but it does a great job of accepting inline markdown and then just getting out of the way. Also, you can export from
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I've been using it since October, and I agree with all your points. The biggest draw for me has been how quickly I can throw together a relatively well formatted doc without thinking much about it. Using inline markdown for headers an
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I just got my ErgoChair in the first week of January after ordering it sometime around the end of October - right after it got removed from Kickstarter. It's not as comfortable (less cushion) as my old $140 generic "manager"
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That wasn't my experience at all. Health insurance was literally three times more expensive for me throughout my perfectly healthy twenties compared to now as I'm nearing 40 (on an ACA plan).
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I went about eight years without health insurance because I was freelance and in NYC it was somewhere around $550 per month for the worst of plans for a perfectly healthy twentysomething with no medical conditions whatsoever (besides being
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by enobrev 10y ago
Ideally, with more of us on Linux, things will improve. If vast swaths moved over at once, we might even get Adobe tools. I've been on Ubuntu for nearly a decade, so I barely notice many issues any more, but you're absolutely rig
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You Don’t Need a [css] Framework (2015)(taniarascia.com)
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Ampy Move Teardown and Review(drop-kicker.com)
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I've been to his past two shows in Chicago, and absolutely appreciated this both times. Two years ago it was $35, no matter where your seat was. No fees, nothing. $70 for two tickets. Last year it was $100, total, for two tickets an
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They definitely are far more expensive. This is why I maintain loyalty with a frequent flyer program with an airline that has a generally decent business / first class. For shorter flights, I'll sit wherever and gain miles/p
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by enobrev 10y ago
Excellent examples. I can't imagine an AI ever picking up on conversations between my wife and I. Me: Honey, can you grab me the thing on that thing. Her: Oh, this thing? Me: The other thing... Perfect, thanks!
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Playing with Power – Repurposing the Nintendo Power Glove (2015)(vimeo.com)
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by enobrev 10y ago
I went through a similar sort of battle with my cat. I lucked out on an ugly, but thus-far impenetrable solution. http://imgur.com/wQNebLM I bought that feeder at the last minute before we left town for a weekend, which wa
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by enobrev 10y ago
I started my career "professionally" with Cold Fusion 3 or 4 about 16ish years ago, and left it behind for PHP4, and so on, once I had to start paying for my own hosting. I realized a couple months ago how incredibly similar JSX i
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To be fair, I fool people into thinking I'm intelligent all the time.
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I haven't worked with flash in at least five years, though I had worked on quite a few decent sized projects with it before then. I became quite competent with Actionscript 3 and absolutely enjoyed working with it. I'd always ho
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I have a hard time agreeing that these new series fall under the category of Television. TV _is_ explicitly the format in which the content is delivered (device and delivery). It used to be broadcast live, whether over the air or by cable
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Like the others who have replied here, I've found that I have the same issue. I started noticing at maybe around 35 (I'm 38 now), and I know it was something new, as I spend a lot of time in social settings. I assumed I was losin
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I love this video. Especially the chicken lollipops. I tried this a couple years ago and it came out OK. I definitely need quite a bit more practice. But the chicken lollipops were delicious.
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I appreciated that article, though I hated the headline and the format. I shared it a couple times and had to make apologies for both in order to ensure people would actually read it. The cracked format better serves pop-culture rants. I
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I worked on something like this for a small video rendering startup a few years ago. Our backend needed to ingest short (<= 12s) videos and strip the parts we needed in our rendering stack. We polled S3 (SNS wasn't consistently fa
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I'd hate to change my past as I'm very happy with my present and would never want to jeopardize it. Likewise, a lot of "mistakes" have been excellent learning experiences for me, which makes them hard to regret. That sa

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