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by kossae 7y ago
I've done it this way for the whole 15+ years I've been playing and producing music. The problem is, I learned by ear (which seems to be a valued skill), but I can't for the life of me tell you which chord I just played or co
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by kossae 7y ago
Yep, and the 'Buy Now' link leads to https://fork.dev/buy Not subscription based!
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by kossae 7y ago
I recently started a greenfield project with some newer (to me) technologies. After some Googling for issues, I decided to try some Freenode channels related to the frameworks/languages. To my surprise, the people on IRC were far more
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by kossae 7y ago
Note, the _investment_ was 300M, meaning the valuation was actually higher than that! According to Crunchbase: > Wag has a post-money valuation in the range of $500M to $1B as of Jan 30, 2018 according to PrivCo.
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by kossae 7y ago
I loved Wunderlist, and after the announcement of the acquisition I went looking for alternatives. It turns out, I didn't _really_ need "sub-tasks" or collaborative comments on my TODOs. All I really needed was shared lists,
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by kossae 7y ago
I've similarly wanted to start learning some basics of reading financial statements. A friend of mine in a financial role recommended the book _The Basics of Understanding Financial Statements: Learn How to Read Financial Statements by
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by kossae 7y ago
I thought Yubikey NEO supported NFC on iPhones. I remember reading there was some flaky support for a while, then a new SDK was released for iOS 11. Is there any advantage to using the pluggable Lightning Yubikey over the NEO? Perhaps bette
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by kossae 7y ago
How is disclosing critical security vulnerabilities responsibly a bad thing, again?
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by kossae 7y ago
It seems to work on iOS if you 'Request Desktop Site', although it's not that responsive (likely by design).
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by kossae 7y ago
What’s wrong with the 2015? That’s the last good version of the keyboard IMO.
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by kossae 7y ago
> who presumably considers whether the drug a patient is requesting is appropriate. Sure.. presumably, but let's not forget about drug reps. You know, those salesmen from the prescription companies (who run the ads) who "advert
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by kossae 7y ago
> You really need to budget what to use where so that it won't break up - which is a skill in itself, that hopefully in the future won't be relevant as much. I totally agree with this. I can't stand having a resource limit
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by kossae 7y ago
This is probably the only reason I don't use Safari on macOS. Especially since their new extension API came out, most of the (few) extensions I was even able to find are now manual-install pains.
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by kossae 7y ago
> My email (gmail) is bound with so many services (both online and offline) and it is part of my online identity. It would be so much effort to change the email now. This is the same effort I've undertaken in moving to FastMail (or
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by kossae 7y ago
> then why wouldn't you pay USD200k in all areas? Because they don't have to. Peoples' expectations of salary are likely in line with their local job markets, so even great developers living in a rural area will likely eit
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Unshaky: A software attempt at fixing the butterfly keyboard's “double press”(unshaky.nestederror.com)
3 points by kossae 7y ago|1 comments
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by kossae 8y ago
> I was Gmail's lead designer from 2008 to 2012 and co-founded Google Inbox. Quite the perfect person for the job!
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by kossae 8y ago
It also gives time for the media themselves to work out “the news”. Oftentimes if you follow a story, it goes through many cycles before it gets to the actual truth. Delaying consumption here is actually beneficial from a time/cost per
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by kossae 8y ago
This seems oh-so-dangerous given the current state of NLP, but very cool project! :)
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by kossae 8y ago
Not at all! I think those actions were very kind.
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by kossae 8y ago
But weren’t you a user of the bus system in the scenario you laid out as well?
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by kossae 8y ago
I think it can be done through /etc/hosts or similar yes? The downside is maintaining the blacklist, but I believe it’s still doable.
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by kossae 8y ago
Agreed. While I still use it, Firefox on Mac just hangs on some js-intensive sites.
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Shaping Chick-Fil-A One Traffic in a Multi-Region Active-Active Architecture(medium.com)
1 points by kossae 8y ago|0 comments
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by kossae 8y ago
Here is a good PM podcast episode on the 'Social Credit System' as well for some further information: https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2018/10/09/655921710/chin...
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Site Reliability Engineering at Chik-Fil-A(medium.com)
2 points by kossae 8y ago|1 comments
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by kossae 8y ago
Check out the Mixing Engineer's Handbook by Bobby Owsinski. This has been my de-facto go to for everything from acoustics, studio construction, mixing, mastering and more. Great read, and a wonderful reference to have at your desk.
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by kossae 8y ago
One of the primary reasons I switched to the iPhone years ago was exactly what you’re describing. I don’t want to have to configure settings on a micro level per-app. I want sane defaults that respect my privacy at the app level, all the wa
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by kossae 8y ago
I assume Rails in this case would be used in the “full stack” sense with an asset pipeline for frontends as well, instead of the Rails API-only mode.
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by kossae 8y ago
Is testing the biggest time sink in the process? I’ve always wondered, despite having obviously complex architecture, why game development cycles had such crunch times. I knew it was based on publisher deadlines and such, but figured the bo

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