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by sarreph 8y ago
Thanks for this :)
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by sarreph 8y ago
Browser support as well. Grid is only about <90% covered. https://caniuse.com/#feat=css-grid
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by sarreph 8y ago
I think it also says a lot about the human condition — wealth and power just bring a new set of worries and psychological conundrums, especially if you’re already inclined to want to be in control of your life.
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by sarreph 8y ago
True. > Tomorrows H̶N̶ Gizmodo article: FTFY ;)
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by sarreph 8y ago
Is it too unreasonable of an idea for Uber to eventually force in-car CCTV (i.e. a reversed dash cam) for all rides in progress? Seems like it would solve a lot of the he said / she said arguments discussed in the articles, at a rela
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by sarreph 8y ago
What about dolphins from other planets? :) ( http://hitchhikers.wikia.com/wiki/Dolphins )
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by sarreph 8y ago
> It's a key skill to learn to be able to let go of the work you have done, stand back and analyse it dispassionately then go back and re-do things. I wish this principle was adhered to across all industries where we (as individuals
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Rise in lenders valuing homes below sale price(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by sarreph 8y ago|0 comments
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by sarreph 8y ago
That sounds pretty cool actually... I have my --inspect flag baked into an npm command already, but I think I might just play around with that for fun haha
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by sarreph 8y ago
Will give it a whirl, thank you!
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by sarreph 8y ago
Yeah, it’s interesting how you point out it being a signal. And in that case I do wonder quite who it would resonate with...
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by sarreph 8y ago
> When I read philosophy at Oxford in the early 1980s there wasn’t a lot of talk about consciousness. Is it really necessary to put your prestigious alma mater in the first line?
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by sarreph 8y ago
It somewhat blew my mind the other day that you can add an '--inspect' flag to a locally-run node instance and inspect it via Chrome (chrome://inspect). After building a server for many months now, and relying on far too
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by sarreph 8y ago
I would argue that some completely separate (sourced) books in a fancy web-giftshop doesn't constitute a product alternative or range-extension. It's almost akin to a successful tech company starting an annual conference — you wou
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by sarreph 8y ago
Show HN: How I used a recursive comment-bot to reap karma when GitHub is down!
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by sarreph 8y ago
I spent all my life an omnivore, until the last two years I became vegetarian; 6 of those months vegan. I’m inclined to agree with you if you meant that a ‘satiated’ vegan diet is more expensive, because often the (lower demand / highe
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by sarreph 8y ago
> the unfortunate circumstance that reality has become as absurd as the headlines of The Onion a decade ago So true... Google has a slew of articles pronouncing the death of conventional political satire. It's not just politics thou
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by sarreph 8y ago
A great case in point for Betteridge’s Law of Headlines. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
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by sarreph 8y ago
> which I think was the complaint Spot on, not that I know anything about Discord's architecture...
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by sarreph 8y ago
You know how much of the community uses one messaging system when 15 minutes after it going down, it has over 40 points on the front page! This says a lot about how it's a single point of failure in modern company comms. It's even
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Man 1; machine 1: Landmark debate between AI and humans ends in draw(amp.theguardian.com)
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by sarreph 8y ago
> posting I don't think you're ever going to persuade a given HN user to stop posting content here. But to order 'we' to stop deeming content relevant and worthy for the rest of the community (by up-voting — which
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by sarreph 8y ago
Good for you for wanting to think more critically. Sorry if this is anecdotal babble, but when I was in junior-high they put all of us that were ‘ahead’ (I.e. those that read too much instead of going outside and socialising) in a Critial T
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John Lasseter: Disney animation head to quit after misconduct claims(bbc.co.uk)
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by sarreph 8y ago
Is there word on Mojave's improvements to performance? I got bitten horribly by moving my 2014 rMBP to High Sierra from El Capitan... GPU issues galore, with a baseline CPU and RAM usage increase. Would be nice if I didn't have to
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by sarreph 8y ago
You make a good point about the just-move-to-Git[whatever] being the entrenched social aspect of many repos! I can't imagine if, say the day comes when developers flee GH en-masse, it will be at all easy to retain the discussion hist
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by sarreph 8y ago
Erm, while I agree Skype wasn't the pinnacle of chat software pre-MS acquisition, I believe OP is referring to their absolute butchering of the consumer client[0]. Anecdotally, I stopped using Skype for iOS shortly after it was changed
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by sarreph 8y ago
As I much as I am growing tired of HN discussions about Apple products descending into a circle-jerk of "no more innovation" and "dongle-gate", I must state my two gripes that I remain astounded by: - A new iPhone and a
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by sarreph 8y ago
If anyone wants a nice (8 min) video to watch — in the same vein — this one[0] is a great intro by Dieter Rams and the man he influenced at Apple: Jony Ive. [0] - https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2oa1m1 (Used to be o
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by sarreph 8y ago
Does anyone have a non-paywalled link? Thanks :)

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