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Desktop Pictures Taken by Steve Jobs
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TBH, the jobs I held in the late 90's and early 2000's where I was a COBOL programmer were honestly some of the most challenging jobs I've had. There were large systems that nobody understood and hadn't touched. I was re
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I feel like these types of public feuds only result in a pissing match where the consumer ultimately loses not the companies involved.
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Aaron's writing were often thought provoking for me. I often feel I should do more advocacy for the most important causes in this world.
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Does anyone have thoughts on a replacement? I'd love to stay with a more modern approach to banking.
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Simple Is Closing
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Do you have a link to Tractor to let folks check it out?
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The New York Public Library’s Last, Secret Apartments (2016)
(atlasobscura.com)
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I watched “Kedi” a few years ago. Now, my 2 and 3 year olds remind me weekly they need to see what the kitties are up to. This is also why we have 9 cats. Go figure. I’m glad my kids respect the cats and let them all integrate into outlives
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A few videos that talk about Ramanujan's genius https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eURuh9aS3eo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFsuRxospbU
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TBH, I value Brain.fm as a productive part of my work day. Some days it helps focus on the endless housework and kid needs. Other days it helps focus while coding. As a polyphasic sleeper less than 2 mins of quiet relaxing music puts me to
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Thanks. I’m headed to medical school soon. Fingers crossed. My goal is zero distractions and a process for deep thought.
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> ReMarkable is sort of astonishingly expensive, I have been contemplating buying a ReMarkable 2 as I prefer to handwrite everything/annotate/. The price tag is a bit hefty given the cost of an iPad and pencil and the zillion o
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The New York Public Library’s Last, Secret Apartments (2016)
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I worked on the original eBird team back in the early 2000's. Seeing this post brought back so many memories of working very closely together on a small person team. At the time eBird was only a handful of people. The Lab of Ornitholo
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Snowden granted permanent residency in Russia
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I'm using TimescaleDB for algo trading and it is performing beautifully. It's been rock solid and is handling everything being thrown at it (and in my case, it's every second of every day, yes weekends too). edit: I have abou
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I've often thought about contributing to the nano project. Having written a few editors myself I still have a passion for it. I use nano for quite a bit.
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Thank you. I have been looking at Scribus
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Ask HN: Page Layout Tools in 2020
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QuantInsti offers a course that is really in-depth. It’s like 4 months. All video based with live instructors, practice and tests. It’s worth the money IMHO. Ernest Chan has written several books. He also offers live courses. He is one cool
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More info about Fabrice: https://smartbear.com/blog/test-and-monitor/fabrice-bellard-...
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Thanks. I will be in bed :-)
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Ask HN: What software does Linux need?
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I sleep about 2 hours (say 2:30am - 4:30am) and I want a 1 hour nap when my kids go down for a nap. It's not a standard pattern that you might read about, IIRC.
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I am a long-term polyphasic sleeper. I've just always been this way. I have been told stories that as an infant I drove my family nuts with my lack of a need to sleep. Now, I am 43 (in a few days), and polyphasic sleep has become a bit
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> - Cocos2D-X (2D game engine, this might be the only one > that's also really popular outside China): > https://www.cocos.com/en/ Yes, we are fairly lightweight and popular outside of China. We offer Co
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I have a 1yr old and a 2yr old. I definitely struggle to find a balance some days because the kids are super needy and I always want to go heads down at my job. Perhaps if I worked out of the house I may be writing something different now.
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Much appreciated. This looks perfect. Thank you for taking the time to reply to my submission.
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Ask HN: How to Contribute to the Markdown Standard?
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