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Yabai – binary space partitioning based window manager for macOS(github.com)
2 points by ggsp 4y ago|0 comments
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by ggsp 5y ago
Thank you! Any way to be notified when that happens?
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by ggsp 5y ago
https://archive.is/V0ERz
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by ggsp 5y ago
Interesting—I find I have a hard time reading technical books on my ebook reader. When I read fiction, it’s usually a linear process, making the reader ideal: read, swipe, repeat until done. With technical books, I often need to jump to ano
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by ggsp 5y ago
Maybe state the cost earlier in the flow. Feels crappy to spend time giving you data about me and then get hit with the paywall, and no option to see what Demigod is even about.
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by ggsp 5y ago
It definitely is, and the UX is quite lovely :)
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by ggsp 5y ago
> no one is monitoring diet, exercise, drug use, cigarette consumption, or other risky behaviors, and threatening to withhold treatment for non-compliance ... yet.
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by ggsp 5y ago
This looks promising, but seems to be broken in Firefox?
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by ggsp 5y ago
Yes, and those who study it are zooarchaeologists: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zooarchaeology
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by ggsp 5y ago
Moombahton?
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by ggsp 5y ago
Honest question—what is the purpose of being offended at something that happened during e.g. Roman times?
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by ggsp 5y ago
I‘d say “reward” instead of “wage.”
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by ggsp 5y ago
One question: how long is the waitlist? Very excited to try this!
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by ggsp 5y ago
For anyone trying to improve their spec writing, a nice resource is [1]. Not everything is worth following, but the basics are spot-on [1] https://www.betterspecs.org/
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E2E Encription with Rails and Stimulus.js(jensravens.com)
2 points by ggsp 6y ago|0 comments
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by ggsp 6y ago
The Nazis had the Gestapo, the GDR had the Stasi. I’m not sure the Berlin startup scene is responsible for originating much of the German skepticism around privacy issues. Germany has a long history with data protection laws, starting in th
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by ggsp 6y ago
Maybe because Germans have a history with state surveillance?
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by ggsp 6y ago
It looks like yabai (mostly) works on Big Sur: https://github.com/koekeishiya/yabai/issues/589
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by ggsp 6y ago
I've always wholeheartedly agreed with Stephen Fry's view on this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_osQvkeNRM
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by ggsp 6y ago
Because the CAFE standards are a US thing
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by ggsp 6y ago
Grams are a thing ;)
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by ggsp 7y ago
What do you reckon the impact on the international and national startup ecosystems will be?
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Ask HN: How common is it for an investor to ask for this kind of option?
1 points by ggsp 7y ago|0 comments
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by ggsp 8y ago
I think they are saying that they stopped reading the Twitter posts, not the article.
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by ggsp 8y ago
From the Wikipedia article you linked: "Man Booker Prize long-listed The Wake (2014) by Paul Kingsnorth is a historical novel written in a shadow version of old English telling the story of another resistance fighter in the fens whose
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by ggsp 8y ago
As a clueless person who knows nothing about iOS (besides being a user) and has heard many an iOS developer make similar statements, I've always wondered how people are so sure about this or that data not leaving iOS devices. How is th
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by ggsp 8y ago
Thank you for taking the time to respond. Will give Aether a spin and see if it might work for our business once it's released.
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by ggsp 8y ago
As I have you here, an OT question: will the business version of Aether also remove content after six months?
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by ggsp 8y ago
I know about Ace And Tate (NL), GlassesDirect (UK), and Quattrocento (IT) .
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by ggsp 8y ago
The (temporary) name is mentioned in the article.

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