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> Not to mention that those CRUD apps have been done, exactly the same, 10000s of times before and 10000s of people are doing the same work you are doing now at this moment. I recently worked for an org that had quite a large software su
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Definitely courses for horses, and all that. Whichever way works quickly and accurately for you is the best way... I've used multiple cursors for many purposes, initially as a dev it worked very well as a poor man's ETL - take a s
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How many have actually done it though?
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I agree, in general, with his point. But multiline editing was a real game changer for me. Things I once did manually that can be achieved with significantly less tedium.
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I bought a MacBook Pro in 2012 and it has no symbol on the alt/option key or the control key. 8 years after coming from windows and I'm still confused when I see shortcuts with symbols. ⌥⌘v or ^⌘f The symbols are unintuitive and a
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In a former life I was tasked with exploring the complexity of extracting discrete information from resumes. Any format of resume. "100% complex", was my finding. It is amazing how much processing the human mind can do naturally
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Where are you getting 5%+ APY?
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Yup. They said it was homemade when asked. A few people on that twitter thread asked for it to be open sourced, but so far no response...
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> creative nomad jukebox Holy crap, the memories. I had the creative nomad jukebox and for years convinced myself if fit in the pockets of my jeans...it did...but it didn't. The folly of youth!?
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Ask HN: How does your organization track feature utilization in its apps?
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Anecdote time: I have been told numerous times, by US physicians and nurses, that m4a is impossible. That it literally is not achievable in the US. These weren't even hardcore republicans. Centrists for the most part.