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by lygaret 8y ago
I'm at 42 days 5 hours total. I love love love Pocket Casts stats, and think they should be more prominent.
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by lygaret 8y ago
Just do it soon, before Mulvaney shuts the bureau down.
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by lygaret 9y ago
I use Linux as a daily driver, and currently have zero issues using Hangouts and Hipchat's built in videochat, and only minor issues with Skype, for a data point...
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by lygaret 9y ago
That's exactly what it is... Donations via in app purchase.
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by lygaret 9y ago
I don't feel it was that weird a reference to make, and the reason I asked was that I didn't want to jump to conclusions about it's use. Three parens surrounding words like "pedophile" is something that shows up a l
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by lygaret 9y ago
imo, less generational and simply forward progress in human factors, engineering and design.
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by lygaret 9y ago
Can you help me understand what the purpose of the "echo"[1] in your second paragraph is? 1: https://www.adl.org/education/references/hate-symbols/echo
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by lygaret 9y ago
This is amazing, thanks for sharing!
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by lygaret 9y ago
The whole Fira family, (and Fira Mono in particular) are amazing.
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by lygaret 9y ago
Hell, just hson or yaml...
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by lygaret 10y ago
I've often about some sort of app that uses Org as a design basis, but stores data in a way that makes it easy to access remotely without having an Org parser, to be easy to sync and query programmatically, and is designed for the mode
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by lygaret 10y ago
Did you actually click on the link in OP?
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by lygaret 10y ago
That's gross and amazing, in equal proportion. Thanks!
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by lygaret 10y ago
> A mandatory filter run on the TV News Archive might catch a famous song used in a political ad or at a campaign rally, and determine that such material must be removed. Imagine when that becomes a strategy. If always have copyrighted s
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by lygaret 10y ago
UI? Features built into the browser that, currently, you use Google services for, which you wouldn't have to go through them for any more if they're built in? What if, for example, a browser came out with orders of magnitude bette
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by lygaret 10y ago
Thanks for the recommendation! going to swap it in as a replacement for Fira Mono for a while, see how it feels.
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by lygaret 10y ago
The JVM is super speedy, if you can mitigate startup time and the time required to warm up the JIT.
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by lygaret 10y ago
One of my favorite things: map caps to escape on tap, and control when used as a modifier. I've got it set up that way on my linux machine and it's amazing. I'm sure you can do it on OS X with Karabiner or something.
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Skullcat [js music toy](jxnblk.com)
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by lygaret 10y ago
Totally disagree with this: the tech-job market is pretty damn robust in Denver/Boulder, Minneapolis, and St. Louis, to name three that I have some personal experience with. Not to mention Austin, Dallas, Kansas City, etc. SF, NYC, and
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by lygaret 11y ago
To me it's not even non-technical users, or juniors: this is a way of documenting components and their important substates, the same way a CSS styleguide does. It can help keep consistency of use, document features and states that may
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by lygaret 11y ago
Even that example's not quite right; it's the judge compelling the safe deposit maker to _give_ the key to the FBI, such that they can use it in perpetuity.
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by lygaret 11y ago
https://history.google.com/history/ Search history, and chrome browsing history, both from the desktop and Android.
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by lygaret 11y ago
I had never seen that, thank you!
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by lygaret 11y ago
http://www.info.ucl.ac.be/people/PVR/flopsPVRarticle.pdf Found that in on of the blog posts regarding the OP. Basically, there's been a convergance of certain features of abstraction building, and at least so
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by lygaret 11y ago
That's a really good point, thank you. I've never really thought about it that way; e.g. the registry is something you should sort of treat as an opaque blob of state (like a smalltalk image?) that you just mutate over time progra
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by lygaret 12y ago
Considering that (from their stats page), 15k people have answered 326k puzzles, I'm pretty sure it's "acceptable" to somebody.
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by lygaret 12y ago
I love these, great work. One minor nitpick; the next/previous links seem like they're backwards: I ended up hitting previous by mistake twice, thinking I was moving forwards.
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by lygaret 12y ago
It seems unfortunate to me that the Sony hack has now displaced the CIA torture report completely in the national narrative. Whether purposefully orchestrated or not, it sure seems like a useful coincidence.
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by lygaret 12y ago
And, you know, the real-time data backend itself.

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