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by phalangion 8y ago
This poster had a story on the front page of HN a couple days ago describing the horror story. That post is almost definitely why this issue got resolved. Context: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17689404
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by phalangion 8y ago
Probably the same way it works on iPhone, where developers incorporate navigation into the apps.
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by phalangion 8y ago
Oh, interesting. Thanks for pointing this out. I was having Chromecast trouble this morning and didn't even think to check if it was a widespread issue.
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by phalangion 9y ago
I had experience trying to hunt down decent documentation because I wanted to use Sails in a class I taught. I don't use it anymore, but the tutorial videos I made are still available here: [1]. It covers the basics of getting started.
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by phalangion 9y ago
I think the "one reader" refers to the reviewer, who ostensibly should read as a part of the review process.
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by phalangion 9y ago
Here's how the ranking works: https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/rankings
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by phalangion 9y ago
Android Auto is more than just music/audio. It has on-screen navigation, and other driving- friendly features.
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by phalangion 9y ago
I think the real secret of many advice books, baby or otherwise, is that nobody knows what they're doing. It's especially hard for baby and other parenting advice, though, because the goals are so varied. What is the aim? A quiet
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by phalangion 9y ago
Aka, the Linux anti-virus.
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by phalangion 9y ago
That's exactly what this project is attempting to tackle. As addressed in the podcast, we can do a pretty good job teaching knowledge of what good behavior is. This project is attempting to get beyond knowledge to action.
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by phalangion 9y ago
You can also use org-mode to create reveal.js slide decks. It gives you the benefit of editing in plain text with a pretty nice looking output.
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by phalangion 9y ago
It's something I've considered doing to stop myself from compulsively checking it. Some people (me included) have low self control.
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by phalangion 9y ago
Even without socialization, I'd bet some girls will still like girly stuff.
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by phalangion 9y ago
Gmail has this feature, too. It basically holds the message for up to a minute after you press send. During that time you can click the undo button and edit the message. After the time, the message is sent and you can't undo it.
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by phalangion 9y ago
I do find the Zoom has some weird defaults, like automatically taking over the full screen. They also hide the settings in the app, and it's not possible to get there from the call screen. But overall I've been pleased with Zoom.
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by phalangion 9y ago
That's likely true across past retired generations, too.
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by phalangion 9y ago
People are still using Vim and Emacs, too.
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by phalangion 9y ago
What is a better pattern?
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by phalangion 9y ago
I have lived in cities where the tap water, to me, was undrinkably gross tasting. It was probably just fine to drink, but I found myself drinking less water than I should because of the taste. A Brita filter helped a lot. Edit: and not all
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by phalangion 9y ago
I think that has been clear to most people for a long time. But one would still hope that a software vendor would support their own software.
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by phalangion 10y ago
I've never heard that excuse. They don't spend time reviewing the research for most journals. At least in my field, the time and effort reviewing research is spent by faculty peers for free.
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by phalangion 10y ago
If he can't do anything, why would the stock change at all?
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by phalangion 10y ago
I use AsciiDoc for my more complicated documents. It's a lot like Markdown, but with more options when I need them to do specific things with formatting my documents.
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by phalangion 10y ago
And he spent a month without the internet to kick-start things.
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by phalangion 10y ago
If you're looking to transfer 100s of petabytes, I imagine you'd find a way to get a 1Tbps connection to the parking lot, rather than connect and disconnect thousands of Snowballs. It's clearly intended for a different use ca
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by phalangion 10y ago
You can view the journal's open access options before you submit your paper for review. I just did this for a paper at an Elsevier journal. If the paper is accepted, the authors can choose to publish it open access, which requires payi
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by phalangion 11y ago
It's not really a ridiculous amount of exercise for a small glass of soda. A can of Coke has 140 calories. 30 minutes on an exercise bike will burn around 300 calories for an average sized man. So it's around 15 minutes of exercis
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What a difference a few cookies make(consumerist.com)
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