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9y ago
I had a similar personal experience. For years growing up I slept to a white noise machine that played a 3-second recording of a mountain stream. I became intimately familiar with the clip and could anticipate every trickle, the changing pi
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9y ago
Search for #depression on Instagram and see what happens.
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I have a settled on Toggl for time tracking and Zoho Books for invoicing. Toggl supports csv export and Zoho Books has an import feature that makes getting data from one to the next fairly simple, with the help of a simple script I wrote to
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10y ago
And we have AI that can play Super Mario now.
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10y ago
I hand them out frequently. Sometimes to people I already know who want my contact information. It's easier to hand someone a card versus disrupting an interesting conversation to exchange details.
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10y ago
Good news for Apple and overall progress, but sad news for those of us in the Hackintosh community. Apple's support for Intel CPUs is really what enabled the whole movement to get traction. I really prefer to see Apple moving toward st
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10y ago
I knew Roger through a meetup group and a mutual friend. I'm sad that our community has lost such a bright and talented person. He was a big inspiration and will continue to be. I'm glad to hear that people are mobilizing to keep
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10y ago
I discovered I had this many years ago. A gif someone had posted was making a periodic noise as it looped that stopped if it was scrolled off the screen. It inspired a fun video art project for me: https://joshrickert.com/bl
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I have been running hacktinoshes as my daily drivers since 2011. Certainly there are trade offs, but I am surprised I don't see more love for them here on HN given Apple's recent lackluster hardware offerings.
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10y ago
Indeed, Hacker News' one piece of JavaScript is for the upvote mechanic.
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11y ago
Vagrant is a tool that simplifies the management of virtual machines for development. You create a configuration file for a project, and then with one command pull down an image, provision it, and open it up to network connections. It provi