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by rashkov 6y ago
I didn't submit this, but it makes me wonder if emacs and vim will go the way of the dinosaur without new hackers seeing articles like this. The internet (and our industry) has a short memory, so if we're not seeing occasional art
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by rashkov 6y ago
I would personally find that super convenient as well, but I was surprised to learn that the accessibility story in Linux for blind users was actually in quite a bad state. I thought that text based interfaces should be great for accessibil
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by rashkov 6y ago
I wonder, would there be an opportunity to flush any substances down the toilet, at that point? Sounds like a potentially terrifying situation, considering the number of stories I’ve heard from friends and family about accidentally flying w
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by rashkov 6y ago
Name aside, I really like the concept of liberating various websites’ functionality from HTML and the web browser platform. That feels like the dream of the old interoperable web and it aims to make life easier for blind folks which is cool
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by rashkov 6y ago
I think Frankl’s is a more humanist version of that, in which meaning comes from service and obligation towards others.
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by rashkov 6y ago
Previously discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23637920
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by rashkov 6y ago
I believe that people who claim to be mad at Chinese human rights abuses are mostly genuine in their feelings. They also have a blind spot for the abuses of their own country and their allies. That blind spot probably comes from the part of
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by rashkov 6y ago
The US has certainly lost a lot of moral standing, and yes it makes it harder to criticize others, and it strengthens autocratic hands abroad to be able to point to the US' failures. That said, the parent poster isn't the US gover
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by rashkov 6y ago
Regarding your first point, yes, that’s an interesting take. Regarding the criticism of the US, yes you’re probably correct, but this is a “what about” argument that doesn’t really aid the discussion in my opinion.
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by rashkov 6y ago
There’s a nice example of someone coming up with a good UX for this game, in the form of an iOS app that lets you play against a remote instance of DF called DF Remote ( http://mifki.com/df/ ). I learned about it here on
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by rashkov 6y ago
I was really surprised to get a big full screen ad as well.
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by rashkov 6y ago
They also have Foucoult's pendulum (the original, as well a working replica in action). It's a really unique feeling to observe the earth rotating beneath you. I loved this museum when I visited. I learned about here on Hacker New
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by rashkov 6y ago
No problem, just wondering. Glad to be made aware that there are high quality classes on these subjects. Maybe they'll move the coursework to a more online-friendly format soon, will have to keep an eye out. Excellent list in general t
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by rashkov 6y ago
Are those courses at Vrije Universiteit open in some way? Is the best approach to grab the syllabus for each one and go through it that way?
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by rashkov 6y ago
Maybe I'm mis-reading it, but it seems that your comment is just a re-statement of what your parent comment is replying to. It’s like, “Why A” “Because B” “But why A?”
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by rashkov 6y ago
Anecdata, but I had a Dell xps 15 with discrete nvidia graphics. Similar numbers to yours. For my next laptop I got a Thinkpad X390 and this little 13" laptop gets about 4-6 hours on linux, without any tweaking.
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by rashkov 6y ago
I’ve installed a browser extension to always redirect to old reddit. That helps a bit. Hope they keep it around.
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by rashkov 6y ago
Reasonml claims, as an explicit goal, to output very readable and modern JavaScript, so it shouldn’t be such a risk. That task is a work in progress, but even looking at the latest recent release you can see that it’s coming along nicely.
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by rashkov 6y ago
Maybe it's only triggered intermittently? Last week I found a site that when I visited, it directed me to one of those "you've made the 5 billionth search! claim your prize" pages. After reloading a few more times, I was
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by rashkov 6y ago
If I’m editing code and I see some code that doesn’t belong, then I delete it. Sometimes a downvote is similar. To comment further is to perpetuate a conversation which is, perhaps, better deleted. Please don’t take offense, but that includ
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by rashkov 7y ago
Highly recommend spacemacs. Solid documentation, fantastic evil-mode integration, well organized key bindings and a config file that makes sense. If you like trying new programming languages then all you do is add it to the layers list, and
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by rashkov 7y ago
Are those medicines actually advisable for covid?
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by rashkov 7y ago
why not use zfs, since it does the things that kvdo, bcachefs, and tux3?
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The Parents Are Not All Right(gen.medium.com)
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by rashkov 7y ago
Agreed.. was a bit disappointed by AC when I was hoping for something more like stardew valley. Would love a recommendation for something like that if it exists.
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by rashkov 7y ago
the Masbia organization already has that covered
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by rashkov 7y ago
Could extend this to large companies with multi-year cloud computing contracts with Azure
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by rashkov 7y ago
I just got this, thanks to you. Appreciate it!
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by rashkov 7y ago
I know we’re discussing reddit here, but let’s please keep the reddit-style quips off of HN
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by rashkov 7y ago
I think that’s just for their web app / browser version

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