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by shoover 10y ago
Respect the responsibility but don't fear the outcome. These things don't happen overnight. No matter your kid's temperament or how you do as parents, it all develops one day at a time over a very long time and you have essen
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by shoover 10y ago
That may be. I'd guess I last used ICQ in 1999 at the latest. I think I have a backup of my client database somewhere, but chances are slim it's readable.
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by shoover 10y ago
Ah, at last via web.icq.com I was able to recover my account, update my email address, and reset my password. Looks like my contact list was wiped at some point over the years, though.
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by shoover 10y ago
I think that's what I'm driving at: apart of the Om architecture itself, does it make sense to drop something like a CSP autocompleter into an Om app, or are those things incompatible?
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by shoover 10y ago
Those articles are excellent and held my interest since they were published, but at the same time React and Flux were exploding and I never saw any further talk of modeling UI logic with processes and channels. It is still in my notes: Take
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by shoover 10y ago
That video is what most of us were thinking, yes, but I now see that there were people who called it, they just couldn't say it loudly or repeatedly enough to be taken seriously because they would be shouted down and ostracized, exactl
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by shoover 10y ago
Yes, or at least as insurance in case interest do go lower.
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by shoover 10y ago
There was a relatively large upward movement in yields today (and corresponding downward movement in price). I bought a few with cash on hand in the retirement and college savings accounts. From Google Finance: Bonds [yields] 3 Month
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by shoover 10y ago
Our government offers free university education, so even less well off blue collar families could send their kids to good schools. And when economic times got harder it never hit blue collar works as hard as in America because we have free
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by shoover 10y ago
In F# you can always bail on the strict parts of the F# type system and use .NET classes and interfaces for polymorphism.
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by shoover 10y ago
> If anything, in 20 years, we could witness the end of capitalism as we know it because we can produce more with less employment, assuming current tech trends continue. I have to wonder if a capitalist like Trump can be of much help w
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by shoover 10y ago
So how did you approach it?
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by shoover 10y ago
Windows Task Scheduler and a script wrapping an emacs batch command. https://bitbucket.org/snippets/shoover/ggM5z Alternately, you can invoke the org project/publish system.: https://bitbucket.org&#
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by shoover 10y ago
There are many, but here are a few. In the org files, to collapse and clean up the outline visuals: #+STARTUP: hidestars indent overview In init.el (see [1] for define-keys macro): (define-keys org-mode-map ("\C-cl"
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by shoover 10y ago
It really does seem inseparable from emacs. I've not seen another system come close to matching the power of orgmode in any other editor, and I'm beginning to think it won't happen.
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by shoover 10y ago
Ouch. I'm not sure I've ever seen a critical thread about orgmode, so this adds interesting perspective.
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by shoover 10y ago
Org links are great. I admire your email linking setup. I never got email working in Emacs. As a Windows user relying on Gmail, there is significant friction. Thankfully AutoHotKey gives me Emacs keybindings in Gmail and I can actually link
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by shoover 10y ago
I was never happy with the workflow of automatically syncing mobile org, so I gave up. A scheduled task on the desktop exports org to HTML in a Dropbox folder. Read-only HTML on mobile is good enough for my use in most cases. I capture with
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by shoover 10y ago
From the PDF (linked in the article): CONCLUSIONS AND RELEVANCE To date, this study is the first systematic review and meta-analysis of the association of access to and the use of media devices with sleep outcomes. Bedtime access to and us
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Use of Portable Screen-Based Media Device and Sleep Outcomes(jamanetwork.com)
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by shoover 10y ago
I installed it in vmware and was surprised to see that both the installer and the OS seamlessly grabbed and released the mouse at the window border. The window also autosized when I changed the guest resolution. I don't recall those fe
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by shoover 10y ago
After reading Lawrence Kesteltoot's Java for Everything [1], I was inspired to write a .csx runner. I wrote it as a Ruby script shelling out to csc. This new take is much cleaner integrating with csi.exe and the project system for depe
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Introducing C# Script Runner for .NET Core and .NET CLI(strathweb.com)
1 points by shoover 10y ago|1 comments
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Microsoft is hiking prices in pounds by up to 22 percent(zdnet.com)
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Set-dom(github.com)
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by shoover 10y ago
I can't imagine what it would take to break a Steelcase, but I won't ask. My Leap is seven years old and other than the missing new chair smell and bit of grime on the rubber arm rests (easily cleanable) there is no discernible di
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by shoover 10y ago
It always makes me smile to walk into my local public library branch and see the staff sitting in Aerons. I don't know how they got the budget for them, but I'm glad at least some of our public servants can do their work in comfor
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by shoover 10y ago
I should have said write less JavaScript , not avoid. Still, the tradeoffs of interactivity and client-side architecture required to keep it sane seems like an ok discussion to have.
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by shoover 10y ago
Orthogonal to the structural issues, yes, but not to the original premise, which is the problem of rewriting JavaScript UIs. It seems fair to extend the discussion to ways to avoid writing JavaScript UIs in the first place.
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by shoover 10y ago
True. As a workaround you can bridge your feature branch workflow to Kiln reviews by using the kiln extension locally with the push command to attach the changesets to a review, as in: hg push --review -r [REV|BOOKMARK|BRANCH] Theo

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