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pault
9y ago
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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pault
9y ago
There's an extension called multi tab select by the author of tree style tabs that does this.
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pault
9y ago
Just one of the many ways that Japan is just America 20 years in the future.
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pault
9y ago
I started using gitlab yesterday and during one merge request cycle I managed to lose my textfield contents several times. Keeping form contents backed up to session storage is a trivial task and it's maddening that they haven't i
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pault
9y ago
The title made me think it was js running on printed arm chips: https://venturebeat.com/2015/01/21/thinfilm-teams-with-xerox...
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pault
9y ago
Could you link me to some of those serious issues? I've been using soylent to save myself the effort of scrounging for breakfast and lunch lately.
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pault
9y ago
I've been running my life on VimWiki[0] and calendar.vim[1] for over a year now, and while I'm sure hardcore org-mode users will scoff at its shortcomings, it's been perfect for me. I don't know why it isn't more wi
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pault
9y ago
You are living on another planet; people who write posts like these are very unlikely to be going through an experience like yours. I'm very sorry to hear about that, and I hope you don't let overachievers on HN make you feel bad
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pault
9y ago
In my experience people that talk about what they're working on don't finish anything. Come back a year later and they'll have some new grandiose project and a handful of excuses for why the last thing didn't pan out. I
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pault
9y ago
What I can't figure out is how Ed Sheeran's "Shape of You" (TLC - "No Scrubs") and Portugal, The Man's "Feel it Still" (Marelettes - "Please Mr. Postman") flew under the radar. Are the
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pault
9y ago
The best time to start learning electrical engineering was 10 years ago. The second best time is today! ;)
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9y ago
I would think basic knowledge of electrical engineering, solar & battery technology, radio, and mesh networking would make you pretty handy. Front end developers will be the first ones in the stew pot.
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pault
9y ago
I use tab suspender with a 10 minute timeout and tree style tabs. It's amazing. I usually have over 100 tabs open, and I can collapse the tree branches I'm not using and only 10 or so tabs will actually be using resources. Perform
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pault
9y ago
I'm my experience, if the client insists on complete estimates before the project is started, you should find another client.
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pault
9y ago
I don't think that's too outrageous as long as we don't read "practitioners" and hear "experts". Agree that the article is a thinly disguised recruiting advertisment though.
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pault
9y ago
I think there's an important distinction between being power hungry and recognizing the need for active participation in society, taking responsibility for how our work is deployed, and using democratic technology as a counterweight ag
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9y ago
I had some swelling in my legs and chest pains recently and had to make a trip to the ER. It was very difficult to weigh the threat of the symptoms against the potential cost of an ambulance ride and emergency care, and it occurred to me at
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pault
9y ago
I would love to be a fly on the wall of that first class lounge. :)
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pault
9y ago
I remember having a Netflix DVD subscription when I was still using Yahoo search and getting my munchies from Kozmo.com. Funny thing, only in the last few years have new services begun to match the convenience of the original Kozmo. It was
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pault
9y ago
Ironically, trying to play the embedded video throws an error saying the content is owned by WMG and can't be viewed outside of YouTube.
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pault
9y ago
So it's basically one big game of prisoner's dilemma. :)
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pault
9y ago
Sorry for the naive question, but why don't the universities collaborate to publish their own open access journals? Don't the ivy leagues have enough prestige to pull it off? Why is Elsevier needed in the information age?
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pault
9y ago
I agree; I would like to see a move away from trying to cram everything into a browser app, and towards adding better connectivity and community features to native apps.
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pault
9y ago
A browser based DAW/soft-synth?
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9y ago
Still better than electron.
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pault
9y ago
Sorry to pile on, but I would also like to see a more thorough treatment of this topic.
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9y ago
Totally based on hearsay, but: a family member worked with a person who was the child of a research associate of Skinner and that person and their sibling were used as informal research subjects by their parents. Both of them were extremely
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pault
9y ago
"All that is needed to start a movement is sexuality and a fiddle." Sounds legit to me. :)
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9y ago
Spam is the reason Facebook is currently the easiest way to get in touch with someone. Otherwise you could just put your email address in a publicly searchable database. It seems like we need a service that provides the verification and per
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pault
9y ago
You can already do that? Apple has a charging pad for the iPhone X, watch and earpods.
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