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kkitay
8y ago
Kinda! It's so simple i'm not sure there's much that needs to be supported for dark mode. I have dark mode on
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kkitay
8y ago
thats a little reductive but yes
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Raccoon – A tiny Mac app to help you take breaks every 20min
(raccoon.technology)
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8y ago
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Raising chickens and rendering sprites with React
(blog.kitay.co)
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kkitay
8y ago
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Flow vs. passion
(blog.kitay.co)
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8y ago
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kkitay
8y ago
I agree. Found the "I know a few things" spiel distasteful, and the general tone to be patronizing and rude. Attitudes likes this are negatively impactful and points for or against notebooks can be made without the toxicity.
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kkitay
10y ago
There's a middle ground between buses and rail: building defacto rail lines by transforming far-left lanes and middle dividers into dedicated bus tracks and semipermanent bus stations. Urbanized (Gary Hustwit, 2011) highlights the Tran
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This Product Prioritization System Nabbed Pandora 70M Users with 40 Engineers
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10y ago
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kkitay
11y ago
Rest in peace Bob.
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kkitay
11y ago
I'd like to hear it if I scrape or bump something. My parking space is really close quarters. There's probably a lot more going on re: concentration and the distraction of music, but that's one factor.
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kkitay
12y ago
Philae landing confirmed—receiving data—"harpoon fired and rewound".
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kkitay
13y ago
Never heard of this before; paid the $0.99 and couldn't believe how awesome it was. What a killer service.
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kkitay
13y ago
Fair enough. Your comment was more of a spark of a sentiment I've been carrying around for a little while. I can't agree enough that proper outage communication is important.
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kkitay
13y ago
I agree with many of your points and appreciate your technical assessment of the actual post-mortem aspect, but your first comment seems particularly nit picky. It's a growing trend that when a company or person fucks up, we expect a b