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monkin
7y ago
BP, Volkswagen, many chemical consortiums... to name a few. :)
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monkin
7y ago
They don't have this chance in prison. So do you have other idea for better in-prison programs? Or maybe you would like them to not return back into society? If so how can they "earn" redemption?
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monkin
7y ago
A twisted logic you have here my friend. Those capable engineers could also be murderers later in life, as you know, being in IT rise stress levels to it max... :) So don't judge as everyone should have a chance for redemption, and it&
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monkin
7y ago
Are you not mistaking DDG with Stallman? ;)
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monkin
7y ago
ctrl + `
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monkin
7y ago
Isn't just faster to use built in `ctrl + arrow` keys to manage this? You can also change shortcut.
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monkin
7y ago
> The article is pretty good at explaining why WebGPU is needed for the Web. It could probably be more clear about the fact that all browser vendors are developing this API (i.e. it's not Apple's thing, and never been, if you d
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Ask HN: Would you pay for web browser?
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monkin
7y ago
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7y ago
I can't test it, but maybe it's already there... :) But if I need to add websites to spaces by hand it's not for me as a power user. Make something that will know what websites I often visit and place them automatically in ce
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7y ago
...and there is like 5 people doing that in 7.7 billion population. I'm always stunned by god-like developers/designers who want to convince others that their way is better, completely forgetting that truly normal users don't
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monkin
7y ago
People don't hate changes, they hate learning new things. Most of them are lazy, and don't want to change their habits, no matter how bad they are. I know from my experience, that most valuable users will contact you directly (e-m
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Intel to Auction Off Modem IP and Patents
(macrumors.com)
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7y ago
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monkin
7y ago
It's not their fault as accidents happen to everyone. You should be prepared for such a scenario and for many others too.
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monkin
7y ago
I know! Hope you didn't take my comment as an attack as that was not my intent, because the overall design is nice, and fits well in current trends. :) Wasn't clear but what I meant was that you should go beyond the Gantt timeline
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monkin
7y ago
Sadly I don't see anything simple there. IMO interface is overcomplicated, like in most of PM applications. :)
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monkin
7y ago
Whoa, what a clickbait!
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monkin
7y ago
> and websites don't get any of the benefits What kind of benefits FB offers for websites?
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monkin
7y ago
You can, and you can also read source of that file to know what that "random script" does.
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New "New York" serif typeface from Apple
(developer.apple.com)
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7y ago
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7y ago
At this time, yes. They saying "go and buy display without our logo, as now we're focusing on other pro group". For years now Apple after each conference was bashed for lack pro hardware and display for video editors, etc. I
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monkin
7y ago
Just to be sure, you get that this display isn't targeted at developers? :)
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monkin
7y ago
Simpler way is to use iCloud sync with Safari.
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Blockchain Blockchain Malkovich Blockchain
(techcrunch.com)
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7y ago
Saying that emacs is more powerful than terminal is annoying and stupid argument. You can have everything you just listed without any hassle, so why are you trying to impose emacs on others in the flame-war way?
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7y ago
Facial recognition systems are everywhere, even in Poland small shops(FreshMarket, etc.) have it built into cash registers. Is this something that concerns me? Absolutely not and I can even say I don't give a fuck. Most of the governme
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Facebook accidentally shipped VR hardware with conspiratorial messages
(techcrunch.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
Congrats to everyone at SpaceX for this epic achievement!
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Coding Is for Everyone–As Long as You Speak English
(wired.com)
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> Why does it take a week to accept/deny that...? Because they have to check hundreds of thousands of applications a day, most of which improve stupid things like typos. Having the biggest part of the cake doesn't help either.
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8y ago
Love it and use it from some time! Scriptable status bar is also awesome feature. :)
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