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netule
8y ago
I'm not sure if I'm missing it here, but what are the negative environmental effects in-game?
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8y ago
Same, but I went with a Razer Blade 15 which also replaces my gaming desktop machine. Ubuntu has been surprisingly usable for development work.
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8y ago
If you have the knowledge, you could add it. It's likely not disinterest, but lack of insight.
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8y ago
A 20 minute meditation session before bedtime helps me sleep better.
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8y ago
Though, it's not a loan since you don't get your money back.
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8y ago
I grew up fishing in a family that loves fishing, boating, and being near the water in general. I fished prolifically every day after school in a small stream a few kilometers from my house until I was 13 years old. I quit when one day I we
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8y ago
Same feeling here, I usually skim these threads for the big names, but in this case there is so much historical context that makes this a great read. It would be wonderful to have been a subscriber to this mailing list back in the 90's
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8y ago
No link? EDIT Video by DHH: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gzj723LkRJY
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8y ago
Notice that after his rant, he still tested the code, and merged it: https://lkml.org/lkml/2018/6/5/774
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8y ago
Care to elaborate a bit?
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9y ago
Here you go: https://gizmodo.com/julian-assanges-secret-dms-to-donald-tru...
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9y ago
Small misspelling: "Relavance" as a column header, which should be "Relevance." Otherwise, wonderful job.
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9y ago
It probably gets culled because it's off-topic according to the guidelines[1]. 1. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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9y ago
I'm in the same boat. Been here since 2012 and feel like I've wasted the good part of my twenties on this place. I'm desperate to get out of here but I'm having a hard time saving money and finding a place I'd want
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9y ago
Modern society hasn't evolved to include introverted people. I find that in a business setting, I'm always forced to be fake-extroverted just to fit in or I might be perceived as having a mood. This is pretty apparent from the amo
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9y ago
That brings me back. I remember Dreamweaver or Frontpage used to do this automatically in the late 90's, I was blown away and used it everywhere. That, and image maps.
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9y ago
Damn, I just played with the Plinth demo for an hour, lost total track of time. Great stuff.
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9y ago
There is afterwards when you don't have power for two weeks. I sure could have used anything after Wilma in 2005 to beat the heat.
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9y ago
Nope, hardly a "solution."
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9y ago
I agree; vague title. What's the significance of this submission?
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9y ago
Serious question: What's keeping people who are frustrated with Sublime Text from switching to VS Code or Atom?
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9y ago
I think it's incredibly optimistic to think that there will be people around in 2,000 years to analyze our remains. The way things are going, I can't help but to lose faith in our species.
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9y ago
Are Chromium installs counted in the Chrome count as well?
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9y ago
Especially with the rapid adoption VSCode is seeing. This seems kind of like the wrong move at the wrong time for Atom.
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10y ago
They changed their name this year from Tesla Motors to Tesla Inc. to indicate a wider focus on technologies, not just cars (solar panels, batteries). How do they not qualify as a tech company?
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10y ago
Because it's a made up term. It's just called "slash."
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10y ago
Or worse yet still "forward slash forward slash."
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10y ago
On Win32, this has been abstracted into the critical section API, which lives entirely in user-space and is a lightweight mutex. Many of the functionality implemented in the article are already part of the API (spin-aquire, etc.). Though fr
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10y ago
> It's interesting that in some ways Microsoft may be doing the same. They cut support for older CPUs Isn't cutting support for old hardware the exact opposite of what Apple is doing? These guys are mad because they can't
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10y ago
Too bad it's not open source. The downloads and GitHub repo only host binaries + a C header file.
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