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There is another element in using Vim that's not mentioned -- it's a super fun journey, full of surprising discoveries, handsome rewards for a little effort, and generally the happy experience in continuous getting nice things fro
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Wait. Until. Service. Pack. 1.
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almost crashed my Firefox 39.0 on Windows 7, very close. i propose a new practice of putting (DJS) at the end of a link which might cause problem, like we do now with PDF file links. D stands for dangerous or danger or something. half
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my original plan was to pick 5 news outlets from each of the top 20 powerful countries, grab headlines for a consecutive 30 or 60 days, and come up with a negativity value from country N towards country M, so the final result would be a 20X
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Western media has a tendency to see China through a pair of gloomy glasses, and thus often are so certain that next Tuesday is China's doomsday. Here are ALL the headlines (contains the word "China" ) from Yahoo News in the l
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many shocking claims in the post, "deep trouble", "has already burst", "collapses", " permanent decline", "inevitably suffer", "massive internal unrest", "has really screwed u
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When everyone's cell phone has that amount of power and can function as a PC, it's likely many places (hotels, airport, cafe, offices) will try to accommodate them by providing lots of display/keyboard sets.
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I am not familiar with the specs of these phones. Does the Ubuntu phone (or its near future upgrades) has the capacity to _comfortably_ run, say, IntelliJ IDEA and make writing/compiling code a tolerable experience? That would be very
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Just the other day I was thinking it would be nice if a cell phone can fire up multiple normal OSs (i.e., desktop Linux/Windows/OSX), so at hotel/library/friend's home/etc., one can pull it out of pocket, conne
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Please consider helping sustain Neovim development
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Common sense is the unsolicited opinion offered by a bystander, usually in hindsight and starting with the phrase "It's common sense that ..."
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This time USA has my support to be the world police! Fuck Blatter!
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Test-Driven Development with Python [ http://chimera.labs.oreilly.com/books/1234000000754/index.ht... ]
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oh, my bad. yeah I remember the numerous news in the 80s that Japanese were snatching up properties in NYC and other places. I visited Japan couple of times in recent years, beautiful place and amazing culture. If _majority_ of Chinese citi
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> we said the same thing about Japan in the 70s/80s, and they really didn't blow past us "pass" another country in terms of what? Total GDP? Or military might, or environment protection, cars per household? It's
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If a certain technology is very interesting/promising, then stop wasting large amount of time on Reddit/HN seeking advice/opinions about _whether_ you should learn it or not. Instead, find 3 or 4 hours to finish some introduc
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If the task is to create content-oriented sites by non-technical people, who just want to put the darn thing online and maybe generate some income, nothing comes even remotely close to PHP, after all these years.
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First I'll make some assumptions about your requirement based on your post, correct me if I am wrong: a. all the potential web sites in your mind have fairly straight forward server side operations, things like getting data into/o
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Structured approaches and systematic methods to generate many different views, these are probably the best ways to achieve fast thinking and getting good enough results in work/daily life endeavors. Having a system in place and becomin
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Very interesting. I have been thinking in taking Yoga class for years. Might be the time to start it now.
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I totally agree on the "competitive spirit" point. If one has a strong desire to take control and to win, the needed energy and sense of emergency will come quickly. To expand on this point, I think in addition to the competitive
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emotion and feeling! this is a wonderful angle to look at the ability of "quickness in thinking". I always suspect there is more to the 'hard' portion(knowledge/experience/skills) that contributes to one's
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care to elaborate on it a little more? thanks.
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Practice a lot to get very familiar with many patterns, to a degree that those patterns become second nature so it takes little time to recognize them. Also thanks for the book recommendation.
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about the why, I think the ability to think quickly (in wide breadth and large quantity, even with some shallowness due to time constraint) becomes more and more important in modern times, compared to, say, the Renaissance days, because the
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Ask HN: How to train yourself to become a quick thinker?
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by repeatedly excusing yourself from the conversations, it's likely you let the a*holes and rude ones dominate the situation and let them exert more influence in work places or other social avenues. I have been struggling to find out b
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same here. very dizzy after staring at it for 30 minutes (it's super fun). Drive-by suggestions -- 1. make the background image fixed so only the notes are moving, 2. make the notes circles smaller, and the notes bursting animation a b
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I totally believe that your watch have served you extremely well, but dare I say you are in a minority in term of normal daily life usage of watches. I don't know about you, but weekends/hiking trip/gym are a small part of
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My bold prediction about the whole Apple Watch phenomena: _It will be a big bust._ After the initial hype, not many adults would want to wear it. This might upset some people (Apple fans?). But now, let's build a mental image togeth
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