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Dr. Roy Gives a Brief Overview of the US Presidency [video](youtube.com)
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by gala8y 2y ago
> It's an interesting question (how much density is "right" for productivity apps). Between extremes of GUI presenting all functions at once and accessing all functions through memorized keyboard shortcuts, there must lay
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by gala8y 2y ago
This complexity also shows in 3d software. I love all these UIs like 3dmax, SoftImage (!), Blender, Lightwave. Creating 3d has so many aspects to it and it shows in complexity of these UIs. Generally speaking, I much prefer being able to cl
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by gala8y 2y ago
There is also Sayboard (open-source, multiple languages): https://github.com/ElishaAz/Sayboard
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by gala8y 2y ago
Thx. Nevertheless, https://xkcd.com/1053/ still applies. I'm one of lucky 10000 today.
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by gala8y 2y ago
There is a Hacker News Comment Highlighter add-on both for FF and Chrome based browsers. Highlights what is new after a refresh.
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by gala8y 2y ago
Revival was on a soundtrack of a (mediocre) movie Reality Bites. It has wonderful sense of South-style communion for me. I remember that was the only song by Me Phi Me, which I enjoyed at that time. Thx for links, good stuff. Let us keep it
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by gala8y 2y ago
> Training data is the competitive edge, so everyone refuses to elaborate about what they use. I absolutely understand it, thus curiosity about some leaked insiders knowledge or anything. Anyway, given availability of these huge data se
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by gala8y 2y ago
How much of existing data did they devour? - internet (incl. blogosphere, all www, forums, social networks, dark net,...) - all of digitized books - all statistical data, governments data, military data - all scientific papers and books - a
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by gala8y 2y ago
You are right. Short waves, tiny move and you are on another station.
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by gala8y 2y ago
Cool, really happy you like it. I can't decipher/find ONE/Born, thou.
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by gala8y 2y ago
That's cool... I would have a hard time finding a radio-set around, though. Few months ago I spent half of a night watching video streams from tokyo public transit stations, so I guess kid inside is doing fine. https://news.
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by gala8y 2y ago
When I was first time in Paris, me and friends were blown away by the sheer number of stations and good, rave-class, electronic music on the waves. We used to wander around the city with walkman's on. Sounds weird... good times. Also,
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by gala8y 2y ago
"(...) Get into the water, let is splash across your face. Don't you loose your party, don't you loose your faith (...)" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-Vtg2Oc4IU
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by gala8y 2y ago
Interesting to see from the inside, where it shows so obvious that such tactics are indeed successful on large scale.
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by gala8y 2y ago
Couldn't agree more. “Writing is nature’s way of letting you know how sloppy your thinking is.” - Dick Guindon https://web.archive.org/web/20160731175038/http://www.guindo... https://web.
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by gala8y 2y ago
Knowledge is a deadly friend If no one sets the rules The fate of all mankind, I see Is in the hands of fools _King Crimson - Epitaph_
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by gala8y 2y ago
Speechless and impressed.
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by gala8y 2y ago
Yeah, this has been probably reposted (I didn't even look this time). I hope HN will not drown in spam of posts and comments.
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by gala8y 2y ago
ok, got it.
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by gala8y 2y ago
serendipity heaven, but... how is this map of _your favorite_ blogs?
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by gala8y 2y ago
Yes, it is.
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by gala8y 3y ago
This twice. Spreadsheet means flexibility.
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by gala8y 3y ago
Short video on history of archie.
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by gala8y 3y ago
Apart from it being probably a great app... "Pay once $149 keep it forever, ongoing compatibility updates + bug fixes, 18 months of new features" ...this is not old skool pay once payment. It is just one payment for 18 months of
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by gala8y 3y ago
Probably not what you are looking for, but Syncthing, Syncthing Fork on Android, if you have LAN. You can switch on only local announce (switch global off in adv. settings).
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by gala8y 3y ago
That's too funny. Unfortunately, jumping across timelines reminds us of digital decay, a very real thing, when you try to visit some old stuff.
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by gala8y 3y ago
posted few minutes earlier https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39238570
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by gala8y 3y ago
Wordpress had/has this capability, too.
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by gala8y 3y ago
that's great. it gets steep from 29 onward. and for a reason.

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