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by jtth 10y ago
Apps register URIs, so methods and screens can be tied to addresses. Workflow routes data between them.
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by jtth 10y ago
We are hurtling faster and faster towards this talk every day https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death...
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by jtth 10y ago
I love mine too, but $600 service every 10 years can be a frustrating concept for some.
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by jtth 10y ago
To be fair, any company making a net profit is doing better than most VC-backed startups.
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by jtth 10y ago
These headlines sound like a chatbot having a stroke. I don't know what any of these words mean apart or together.
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by jtth 10y ago
I'm astonished there were 150 people working at medium. I'm still astonished there are 100 people worked at medium.
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by jtth 10y ago
I'm assuming this page doesn't resolve because vim is not for humans.
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by jtth 10y ago
There's a lot of work done in analytical philosophy. There's still good work being done in all different kinds of philosophy. See Thomas Nagel.
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by jtth 10y ago
I don't understand. The funding sources he does accept can still be funded by defense groups if they're cruising through proposals. It's ultimately the same pot of money with the same reporting due to the government who will
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by jtth 11y ago
This is stupid.
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Ed-Tech, WTF?(edtech.wtf)
1 points by jtth 11y ago|0 comments
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by jtth 11y ago
This is stupid.
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by jtth 11y ago
This is an awful article. It's written assuming you agree with the author already.
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by jtth 11y ago
I used it a lot as an undergrad but then got on the whole Kinkless GTD/Omnioutliner thing, and am now fully invested in Omnifocus.
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by jtth 11y ago
Remember 2005? 43 Folders? That was awesome.
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by jtth 11y ago
Tinderbox and DEVONthink.
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by jtth 11y ago
Wait so port mirroring is now a reason for outcry?
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by jtth 11y ago
It's the wealth gap. Next.
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by jtth 11y ago
Up to FIVE FILES! OMG! I love Mathematica and use it at least once a week. But these "free" versions are nothing but your first hit. And the Wolfram Language is not something you're going to figure out in the course of an aft
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by jtth 11y ago
Scott Adams is one of the last people I would take advice from.
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by jtth 11y ago
Never, hopefully.
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by jtth 11y ago
I would add: The Retreat to Commitment, by W.W. Bartley, III.
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by jtth 11y ago
Again, never heard of it.
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by jtth 11y ago
I would say they're both as limited as Python, Julia far more so. R's stats packages get ported to Julia faster, though. Mathematica still can't do mixed generalized linear modeling, and no other language (other than SAS and
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by jtth 11y ago
Kind of, but the R code is written a little oddly to my eye.
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by jtth 11y ago
This headline sounds like it was generated by a Markov chain reading hacker news.
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by jtth 11y ago
Who? What did they do? I can't tell from the first page.
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by jtth 11y ago
No.
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The Equation of Time(en.wikipedia.org)
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by jtth 11y ago
I believe these are called "bookmarks."

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