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by idk1 3y ago
This is incredible, I said go back and swap one word with another, and it did it, this has blew my mind, I've not been able to do that before. I'm a heavy voice dictation user, and I would switch to this in a heartbeat. I'll
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by idk1 3y ago
If I put "You don’t know JavaScript" into Amazon I get approx 10 books at £20 each, is there a specific one / author I should look for, of even better and ISBN. Thanks!
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by idk1 3y ago
Is this good for Ruby and Javascript / Typescript code?
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by idk1 3y ago
O cool. And wow! That Radio 4 voice one is so good I thought it was real. Really great job on this mate, I love it.
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by idk1 3y ago
There's a great Stewart Lee joke that's like this when he's talking about his critic who secretly love him... "I hate Stweart Lee, I've bought tickets to all of his live shows and seen him three times."
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by idk1 3y ago
It had the opposite effect on me, the repetition was like joke compound interest getting funnier the more it was drawn out, and on a 2nd layer also it's sort of meta-funny because he's getting away with sticking with it too. Also
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by idk1 3y ago
This is great! I've bookmarked it on my phone. I'm really curious where do you get the base sounds from? For example where are the coffee shop or different rain sounds from. The one that I'd love to know about is the music se
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by idk1 3y ago
Well, this is delightful. Something interesting I've observed here... for most people this is very claming (like me). However for a small percentage of people it seems to induce anxiety because they can't understand why it exists
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by idk1 3y ago
Really informative article thanks, however, I think that "my two adorable cats" should have a link to the two adorable cats.
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by idk1 3y ago
This comment was written with screen dictation so apologies if it reads like someone has said it out loud. This is fantastic news. I'm making assumption about the design here, because it only has one control stick. You need two of thes
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by idk1 3y ago
Thanks for this, I was looking at the "Kensington Orbit Wireless Trackball with Scroll Ring", is that one you've heard of / is it a good one?
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Ask HN: Has anyone effectly dealt with RSI (repetitive strain injury)?
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by idk1 3y ago
My suggestion for this style of effect: Graincore
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by idk1 3y ago
It think it could be a seen as a good thing, it's a little chicken and egg. If you want to increase diversity at a company, one good way would be to represent diversity in your keynotes in order to make it look to a diverse base that t
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by idk1 3y ago
Could you let us know how you spotted it was a fraud please?
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by idk1 3y ago
Stewart Lee: Please help doctor, I’m really depressed, is there anything you can do? Doctor: The greatest comedian in the world is in town, Stewart Lee, you should go see him. Stewart Lee: But I am Stewart Lee! Doctor: O right, sorry I didn
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by idk1 3y ago
This looks fantastic and I'd love to give it a go, but £64.55 for the epub only feels a little expensive to me. The Pragmatic Bookshelf books usually come it at around £20 for example. So I'm afraid I have to give it a miss at tha
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by idk1 3y ago
Does anyone know if the regular spell checker has been improved. I'm terrible at spelling and I find Apple's to be the worst, for example in the link I've shown what happens when I type "nessisary" [1] (lastest iOS
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by idk1 3y ago
Can I just sat, what a gorgeous homepage, perfect for an animation app.
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by idk1 3y ago
After hearing some mildly homophobic comments at one place I worked, now in interviews when asked about hobbies I often drop in to a chat that my partner is a man, this means two things, if the company is anti-lgbt in anyway they can just n
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by idk1 3y ago
Is the culture section being 100% blank a very wry joke about there being no culture or a mistake? https://abseil.io/resources/swe-book/html/part2.html
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by idk1 3y ago
Oooo I see, well in that case... badge away! Side note - it would be if Github squished all of those down into reactions and next to the reaction added a line saying "we squished the following comments to reactions (show squished comme
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by idk1 3y ago
I love this, however... I would say the "thumbs up" on a comment is one of the most helpful things on Github, it telegraphs that a comments is usually the fix for something, if we didn't have loads of people doing the "t
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by idk1 3y ago
Yes! My subconscious couldn't even type it it's so obscure, it auto-corrected to a current service. Haha.
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by idk1 3y ago
Cool! Where can I find a list of all `container-type`s and their equivalent states? It looks like there's so many.
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by idk1 3y ago
I still miss Bing to this day, there were dozens of users. Dozens!
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by idk1 3y ago
The "what should I deprioritize" is a tad passive agressive for my liking. I do this but I do it in another way. My way to manage to-dos ane people has always been... I have a public visible list of all my to-dos, and I share my s
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by idk1 3y ago
It's ironic that after posting a text editor you can't edit the text in your title.
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by idk1 3y ago
I don't think they do, but if you think that I expect it's because they're part of a small team who designed/developed the device and software and do not have very little media training and do not appear in front of a ca
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by idk1 3y ago
It seems as though everything has been designed to make sure your eyes don't get tired: 1. When windows are on top of each other, don't put them to far away so there's no effort to change focus distance 2. Don't use squa

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