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by hashkb 9y ago
There is sheet music for drummers.
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by hashkb 9y ago
This is not the basics of making music. It's a super advanced technique using a computer. The real basics involve pencil, (staff) paper, and hard work. Downvotes please.
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by hashkb 9y ago
I don't know the specifics (sort of watching, amuses, from the sidelines) but the 2/3 schism is still very real. I'm not fluent in Python at all, and so it seems I have to have both, and if `pip install` doesn't work the
754.
by hashkb 9y ago
Verasanos isn't what I'd call "New York style"... it's more like actual pizza, like, from Italy. Tasty but I am extremely disappointed with having clicked... any tips for imitating the hole in the wall NYC pizzeria?
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by hashkb 9y ago
A potential client told me he was planning on having three SQL databases. I asked him why, what each would be for, and he didn't really know. Just a vague sense that his app was going to be too much for a single db.
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by hashkb 9y ago
> At a public ball, it is exceptional for a gentleman to offer to escort a lady home: she is pretty sure to refuse, unless ____ but we need not supply that blank! Hasn't changed.
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by hashkb 9y ago
The git history shouldn't reflect the dev process, it should be maximally useful to other devs. Bugs and mistakes should be squashed/fixup'd before merging. One squashed commit per feature is also terrible. A commit should co
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by hashkb 9y ago
Wouldn't regular Chrome have the same issue? Each tab is a full instance... your argument is against Chrome and web apps, not Electron.
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by hashkb 9y ago
Can you elaborate? Are you saying that Electron apps have portability issues?
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by hashkb 9y ago
Isn't that size arbitrary? Downloading and storing a 100mb program takes the same (or less) fraction of your available resources today as downloading and storing a 1mb program in 1995. Are you short on disk space? Download is too slo
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by hashkb 10y ago
SEEKING WORK | SF / North Bay | Remote Preferred Rails, React, Node, Devops | Development and Training - 10 years of Rails/JS experience at startups - 5 years of AWS/devops - Cofounded a YCF startup - Former bootamp instructo
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by hashkb 10y ago
Finally a music tool with version control. I've been wishing for this to happen for so long! The first big player (Ableton etc) to integrate versioning will have a huge advantage.
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by hashkb 10y ago
Because of Shark Tank?
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by hashkb 10y ago
That's the exact attitude that leads those companies to behave badly. Its crazy that we love chicken enough to let CFA, a proudly bigoted org, succeed in NorCal.
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by hashkb 10y ago
Yes and no... we might reach an equilibrium where the level of customer service just increases. Visit Japan and then come back to the USA- American companies treat their customers like cattle (or cow pies).
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by hashkb 10y ago
Is this backed by Timetrap? I couldn't tell from the readme but hope it is.
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by hashkb 10y ago
Then it goes on their personal blog.
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by hashkb 10y ago
Normal panes are still nice in that they can be "far" from (n)vim; also sometimes I crash the editor and I wouldn't want my shells to vaporize.
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by hashkb 10y ago
I'm disappointed that they wrote it, and whether or not they submitted it to HN it's still a blatant traffic grab. It has zero to do with error reporting.
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by hashkb 10y ago
Disappointed in Bugsnag for covering such trodden trails for a HN front page grab. Content marketing should have something to do with your business. There are hundreds of blog posts describing this exact setup.
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by hashkb 10y ago
When I hear "web developer" I think of a person who produces web applications. "Web designer" is the term for someone who produces WordPress sites.
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by hashkb 10y ago
> According to the complaint, Bose ... shared it with ... Segment whose website offers to "collect all or your customer customer data and send it anywhere." Using Segment as an example of an evil destination for data shows that
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by hashkb 10y ago
> I don't want to start any flamewars Really? I'd have chosen different words, or none at all.
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by hashkb 10y ago
Funny. The real world does not work that way. Misleading the public is what power is for.
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by hashkb 10y ago
I would be careful calling it the "least encumbering"- there are definitely shorter, easier to understand licenses with fewer restrictions (i.e. zero).
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by hashkb 10y ago
> There have been efforts by various countries located under the equator to claim the geostationary slots directly overhead as some part of their territorial domain, but these claims have not managed to gain any credence in the internati
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by hashkb 10y ago
This piece made me want to... have to... hear the podcast. Far from discouraging.
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by hashkb 10y ago
You are OK with not knowing how to invent, innovate, push the envelope, etc because you don't need to in order to collect your paycheck? Seems sad! Where is your passion for the craft?
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by hashkb 10y ago
It might be difficult, but that shouldn't impact the right of drivers (if any) to try.
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by hashkb 10y ago
A phrase now mostly used by management to fight thought-crime among the rank and file.

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