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6y ago
I somehow managed to break it https://share.getcloudapp.com/6quexyvk Clicking on any of the remaining spaces results in: Uncaught Error: what at LogicGrid.updateKnowledge (logic-grid.js:431) at LogicGrid.r
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6y ago
Smelting on site and shipping plates doubles your train volume as you can stack 100 plates per slot vs 50 raw material. Can make your train routes/efficiencies easier to manage.
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Update on your Monzo shares: investor FAQ
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6y ago
If you're wanting to combine that with e.g. asciinema - you can front-load a shell script via `asciinema rec -t "Some Presentation" -c ./presentation.sh`
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6y ago
I've given some live showcasing/presentations with the help of https://github.com/paxtonhare/demo-magic to smooth over parts that are either time consuming, or not error-proof (e.g. networking and such). It m
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7y ago
Definitely agree that YAML is not a silver bullet. One thing that I’ve found to improve my YAML editing experience is to use a YAML language server [1] backed by JSON schemas. It provides a real time feedback cycle rather than handing the f
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7y ago
https://observablehq.com/@mbostock/turbo
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9y ago
We've been using this style a lot in Elixir via the `with` macro def get_cute_cat(image_id) do with {:ok, cropped} <- find_cat(image_id), {:ok, with_tie} <- add_bowtie(cropped), {:ok,
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9y ago
I’ve been enjoying autojump [1], it automagically creates bookmarks and prioritises them based on frequency of visiting said folders. [1] https://github.com/wting/autojump
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Ask HN: What kinds of blog posts interest you?
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Cheating (at) Railway Oriented Programming in Elixir
(tallguyrob.com)
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9y ago
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Practical Machine Learning with Event Streaming
(monzo.com)
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9y ago
I'd assume it's to prevent your friend from being able to know that the extra kit was yours? Though if all your friends use their correct information - that information is still leaked, hence the need to distribute them to friends
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10y ago
PhantomJS supports it too (either through `html-pdf` or manually).
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10y ago
As you're using public transport might it be worth storing and using basic historical trends to bridge the gaps in data?
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10y ago
That's one of my favourite aspects of Monzo - and it's only getting better with the more features theyre adding.
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10y ago
I can't tell which of the sports you're referring to.
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10y ago
I now use https://github.com/junegunn/vim-plug - you can setup a one-liner in your Vimrc to download and set it up, then :PlugInstall and you're done (similar to what they have in the readme but I linked to a spec
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10y ago
I use the HackerNew Chrome extension to improve the site UI/UX: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hackernew/lgoghlnd... The source can be found here: https://github.com/tommoor&#x
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10y ago
Oh, for sure. I think that is one of the most frustrating things about it. Those who receive e.g. disability benefits but _want_ to contribute are penalised for their efforts whilst simultaneously they can see those who don't contribut
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10y ago
Unfortunately it's quite common due to the layered nature of unemployment benefits in the UK to be far better off on benefits than to go into work. I know several people who work the bare minimum to qualify for all their benefits then
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10y ago
Why did you get a 13" when they have no dedicated graphics card? Assuming you have the best on-board graphics for the 13" MBP it isn't much better than the minimum requirements for Civ 6: http://gpu.userbenchmark.c
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10y ago
Just to be a pedant, that's not what was stated: "As a workaround, you can use your zip code instead.". Your assumption is that zip code == "U.S zip code" which is a fair assumption if the site only supports the U.S
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10y ago
http://worrydream.com was a horrible experience for me. Between the extremely slow scroll-hijacking and disabling of my vim-based scroll events it was a nightmare to try to navigate and I gave up without actually viewing any of
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10y ago
I'm 6'8 and my girlfriend is 5'2. Usually I find our arguments to be the opposite way round in that "you have it better", e.g. My girlfriend needs a stool to reach the top shelf of the cupboards, but I have to time
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10y ago
Crystal has a Flag attribute for enums (Flag enums): http://crystal-lang.org/docs/syntax_and_semantics/enum.html
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11y ago
Are you sure that wasn't the algorithm making it's multiple passovers to better position the labels? Under the default settings and 200 labels it takes a while to finish positioning the labels. Try changing the Max. Round and Algo
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12y ago
Odd progression, even progression.
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12y ago
I've found the easiest way to focus is to 'trick' my mind into thinking it'll only be working for 25 minutes. I use the Pomodoro app[0] (and I love the metronome) with the original intent that at least this way I will be
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12y ago
I think one of the bits I liked most was "Romeo (Retired Old Men Eating Out) Club" - looking at its website it seems like quite a large thing over there. I know that my Grandma goes to something similar (restricted to just tea and
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