orbitur

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by orbitur 12y ago
Is there a transcript of this? The audio has too many clicks & clacks that are a much higher volume than the human voices.
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by orbitur 12y ago
I'm not sure I understand your point. The email is asking for personal donations from the execs. I can see using Sony's email addresses for these execs as a potential issue, but honestly, the writer of the email could have just us
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by orbitur 12y ago
It happened to a family member recently, for her mid-2000s Ford Expedition. She unlocked and entered a similar looking Expedition before realizing all the stuff in the console wasn't hers.
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by orbitur 12y ago
(and heck sports have awards for rookies for example!) Well, for rookies who outperform what's expected of rookies... rookies who perform at the same level as their more experienced peers.
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by orbitur 12y ago
Interesting that this framework isn't written in Swift.
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by orbitur 12y ago
and I use auto layout as much as possible Did you mean as "little" as possible?
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Ask HN: Long time iOS developers, are you using storyboards?
5 points by orbitur 12y ago|8 comments
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by orbitur 12y ago
If you read the article, there's no such claim. Just that artificial sweeteners appear to change gut bacteria in a way that sugar doesn't.
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by orbitur 12y ago
A better option would be to require job postings to make location and remote-ability explicit at the top, in a standard format/layout. Because quite often I'm Cmd+F-ing through a thread and landing on a ton of "no remote
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by orbitur 12y ago
it is biologically wired into you This is one of the many incredible things I discovered when daughter was an infant, and even into her toddler years. There were days where she was pretty awful, crying and not sleeping, and when she did s
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by orbitur 12y ago
You're presuming that the time it takes to tweet the sunset consumes all of your remaining time for relaxing and enjoying the sunset.
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by orbitur 12y ago
I didn't want to use a public account (Omniref only accepts Github, Google, and FB) asking this question, so can someone here help me with the probability explanation? Consider the simplest non-trivial example: a sample of 1 element,
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by orbitur 12y ago
I was about to make the same comment. I'll take a wild stab at why setting/getting `b` is slower. The author of the code has just inserted another call layer by manually defining the getter and setter in Ruby.
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by orbitur 12y ago
That's what has been so frustrating about watching the GamerGate stuff in a subcircle of the people I follow. Or any argument/outrage-of-the-day I've seen pop up. There are people on both sides of an issue who are genuinely,
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by orbitur 12y ago
It's interesting to think about. I use SourceTree for 3 things: - new branches (I find the syntax tedious for some reason, and I like to see where I am in the tree, so I'm already looking at SourceTree's interface when I&#x27
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by orbitur 12y ago
And it most certainly will involve Congress. Honestly, I'm confused by all the excitement surrounding this on HN and reddit. It's like everyone's forgetting that this has to be submitted and voted on internally, and then bi
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by orbitur 12y ago
They do. The problem (or solution?) is that they make a variety of dog foods.
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by orbitur 12y ago
Right. It would have been nice to have a short yet more in-depth example in the article.
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by orbitur 12y ago
Now if they only defaulted to theatre mode. I don't care about the related videos as much as they think I do, and there's still room for a few once they get shifted underneath the larger player.
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by orbitur 12y ago
I found the sound effects too distracting. It's a shame you can't turn them off and just hear the speech with the video.
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by orbitur 12y ago
They should try getting a more modern browser on there. If I remember correctly, while running my hand-me-down Gateway 2000 with Windows 3.11 in 1998, I managed to get Internet Explorer 3 or 4 installed after I downloaded it at a friend&#x2
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by orbitur 12y ago
I don't know. I think I'd pay $160 to not sit in traffic for 3 hours, just to wait in an airport/go through security for another 2. That means extra time to get things done before you fly out.
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by orbitur 12y ago
Wow, the first thing I do when creating a new repo is disable fast-forwarding, especially for large teams. The merge commit is the quickest way to see all the changes that came in from a branch, and if you do branching right, all the change
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by orbitur 12y ago
The point is that it's not either/or. People who are working can be mistaken for people who are unhappy, simply because they're busy. It's an assumption that should be avoided.
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by orbitur 12y ago
Totally voluntary. Work just pays for them. A number of people opt out and no one judges them.
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by orbitur 12y ago
> Lastly on the way to a conference room on the second floor I walked a fair amount through the office and what was notable to me was that I didn't see anybody smiling or even anyone who looked like they might be enjoying what they
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by orbitur 12y ago
My experience with StackOverflow is that the long-tail questions are still open 2 years later, but lacking any answers.
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by orbitur 12y ago
I agree with you to an extent, and this is especially true for iOS stuff where there's a lot of API/platform churn, and sometimes the same issue or bug pops up twice with a few years between. I often land on a question that I&#x27
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by orbitur 12y ago
That's not a very relevant study, since you (and Ames) are just guessing at the motive. Many people are consciously racist, not in a "I want them all lynched" way, but in a "meh, I'd rather not meet with a black g
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by orbitur 12y ago
They would be removing the Fn key, which would mean the F-keys would go as well. So just brightness, volume, etc., along the top. You could probably still switch to the old F-keys in Keyboard Settings though.

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