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by moolcool 8y ago
(As good as) No login (if you're logged into Google) Docs UI -- Editing documents in a proper word processor is better than most blogging platforms This lets you make a blog of existing docs It's not a drop-in replacement for ever
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by moolcool 8y ago
I don't know why this is attracting so much hate here. It's a novel and useful idea. Sure, you're relying on Docs, but that's an established, mainline Google service which makes them money through their enterprise work
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by moolcool 8y ago
For most people, pretty hard. This comment reminds me of the comments left when Dropbox first shipped saying stuff like "This won't sell, people who want this service will just use rsync and rent a VPS"
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by moolcool 8y ago
Did you know there's a direct correlation between the decline of Spirograph and the rise in gang activity? Think about it!
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by moolcool 8y ago
It has potential, but when I want to unwind and fire up a game, the last thing I want to do is deal with the rigmarole of alpha software
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by moolcool 8y ago
>gaming PC >Ubuntu Hope he likes Mahjong and Tux Racer
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by moolcool 8y ago
Don't listen to the haters here. The same people upvoted this article 3 days ago, and then promptly forgot about it https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17799083
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by moolcool 8y ago
Mirror: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:vcwVnj...
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by moolcool 8y ago
I don't know why the slack desktop client is so popular. It's almost no different from the web client, but eats more RAM if you already have Chrome open. Just pin Slack in a tab and save your memory
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by moolcool 8y ago
They actively avoid loan words from English https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Académie_française#Anglicisms
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by moolcool 8y ago
It'll get better my dude :)
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Spotify is the best there is today, Rdio is the best there ever was
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The Switch exploit is a hardware one, not software
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`lid`
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I'm talking about the fivethirtyeight 'percentage of winning'
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Even if not the motor, they could likely fit some components in the USB jack itself, before it reaches the pins/board
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by moolcool 8y ago
The analysis after the elections was interesting-- think pieces asking things like "How could the stats have been so wrong?!". A fair dice has a roughly 83% chance of landing on a number between 1 and 5, but if you roll a 6 you do
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by moolcool 8y ago
You can sleep after n minutes of lid closed. I find this a good compromise of not toasting my laptop in a bag, and being able to head to a different room without losing any application state
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That comes with the implication that everything in classical physics is a solved problem though. Just because you can distill anything to meta-questions doesn't mean you should, or that it's (necessarily) a productive exercise for
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4x the price of some vastly inferior tablets. Don't get me wrong, the margin is still high, but the entry level iPad is well above the specs and build of the Kindle Fire
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by moolcool 8y ago
Does LibreOffice still look like a Windows 3.11 application?
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I thought Tesla had no marketing dept?
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I don't like this analogy, because the residents of the original city see some tremendous benefits from the freeway as well
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Mr Tomato has apparently never heard of the Streisand Effect
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by moolcool 8y ago
>Tesla, 2016 -> 2017 sales growth: 67% >GM, 2016 -> 2017 sales growth: Negative If I sold my car on craigslist today, I'd have an ∞% sales growth rate.
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by moolcool 8y ago
+1, some of the headers they deem unnecessary could be being used by the front-end or API clients (specifically `pragma` and `expires`)
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by moolcool 9y ago
That's a truck, not a "car" as defined in OP
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by moolcool 9y ago
Why would it need a battery?
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by moolcool 9y ago
Do the iTunes only podcast feeds need auth to access? Would you be willing to open source this?
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by moolcool 9y ago
Python has good support for a lot of functional concepts

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