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by sjm 7y ago
Galileo Health | Backend, Frontend, SRE, Clinical/Ops/Product etc. | New York, NY | ONSITE (remote for clinicians) | https://galileo.io We're building the future of healthcare. Using innovative mobile technology a
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by sjm 7y ago
> With the exception of multimedia and the modern web, all my needs are met. Bit of a deal-breaker for me, personally.
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My favorite lately is iA Writer Mono: https://ia.net/writer/blog/a-typographic-christmas
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by sjm 7y ago
Galileo Health | Android, Frontend, Backend, Security & Clinical/Ops/Product etc. | New York, NY | ONSITE (remote for clinicians) We're building the future of healthcare. Using innovative mobile technology and human-cente
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Agreed, and outside of the pure messaging aspect, it was a great way to quickly share music in the same place you were going to listen to it.
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by sjm 7y ago
Galileo Health | Frontend, Backend, Security & Clinical/Ops/Product etc. | New York, NY | ONSITE We're building the future of healthcare. Using innovative mobile technology and human-centered design, we’re looking to impr
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by sjm 7y ago
Galileo Health | iOS, Backend, Frontend, Security | New York, NY | ONSITE We're building the future of healthcare. Using innovative mobile technology and human-centered design, we’re looking to improve the quality and affordability of
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by sjm 8y ago
I mean, it’s dating advice on a site called “Hacker News”.
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by sjm 9y ago
It depends where you live I think. Your tap water, if it's good, should normally contain a lot of minerals already. If you're drinking some kind of reverse-osmosis filtered water, then what you're saying makes total sense. I
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by sjm 9y ago
I get this works for people on certain types of podcasts, but surely with well-produced podcasts (e.g. Heavyweight, Love & Radio, Reply All, S-Town...) the pauses and pacing is a meaningful artistic choice, one that a 2x speed just rush
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by sjm 9y ago
This seems over the top to me. Everything has issues, and everything is increasingly complex, not just programming. Take any industry and over a long enough time-span I'm sure things have also increased in complexity in drastic ways. S
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by sjm 9y ago
So your argument is because it's not the "top of globally wasted resources", we should ignore the waste? It's a large enough industry that GPU stock and prices are hugely affected by it, and its much more conventionally
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by sjm 9y ago
I wish more people would talk about this. It seems like a completely ignored aspect of cryptocurrency. It's not even just the electricity but the raw materials that go into all these GPUs that are being bought up (to the point of real
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by sjm 9y ago
Agreed, it's just an absolute pleasure to use. I built a side-project powered by Elixir & Phoenix 1.2, I found it so surprisingly quick and easy to accomplish even complex functionality. Every time I implemented a new feature serve
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by sjm 9y ago
Magit is one of the most powerful pieces of software I use on a daily basis. It's incredibly well designed and I'd be seriously lost without it. That said, I think it's a good thing for MELPA and package.el in general that it
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by sjm 9y ago
Unicomp[0] have been making Model-F inspired buckling spring keyboards exactly like this for a while. [0]: https://www.pckeyboard.com
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by sjm 9y ago
Note that this is from 2014 though. I'd say it's already quite different based on what I saw during my time there last year. For me what I noticed was pretty demure, neutral colours, relaxed fits, back to focusing more on quality
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by sjm 9y ago
HN, Resident Advisor, Bleep, Discogs, NYT/WashPo/Twitter, Facebook (less frequently, but I'm away from home so it's kind of a necessity), some of the VICE sites/YouTube channels.
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by sjm 9y ago
I work at Doist — would love to get some feedback from you. My email is simon -emailcharacterthing- doist.com.
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by sjm 9y ago
Are Labour really "pro-Brexit"? I understand they're pretty divided right now, but I thought it was more that they have to publicly show they're prepared to live with it moving forward.
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by sjm 10y ago
A lot of Quake players still prefer CRT for this reason. I remember when I had a 170Hz CRT with 1000Hz USB rate back when it was more difficult to achieve and it was incredible. What mice did you evaluate and decide on?
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by sjm 10y ago
Happy Hacking Pro 2 keyboard Fuji X-T1 & Fuji lenses with manual aperture rings (e.g. 23mm, 35mm..) Eames chair Slayer Espresso machine ACME cups Audeze LCD-3 MacBook Pro 2015 Emacs (especially org-mode, but the open-ended extensible de
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by sjm 10y ago
If you have enough time, it might be worth going somewhere like Betahaus [0] and meeting some people there. Every Thursday they have a breakfast event where different startups pitch what they're working on. Not always investors present
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by sjm 10y ago
Check out Sonic-Pi: http://sonic-pi.net It's "classroom-ready", gives instant feedback and would be quite fun.
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The underlying content was good, and they did well with the Zelda launch date announcement, but to praise the whole presentation as masterful, I'm not so sure. It was extremely awkward throughout.
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by sjm 10y ago
This is probably due to the new face recognition stuff which runs in the background in iOS 10 and Sierra. I think I had similar issues for the first couple days as it does an initial run through your library, but I haven't had any issu
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by sjm 10y ago
Well personally I'm near obsessed with truffles and for me it's all about the taste. It's such a unique and complex taste and I think that's the real product.
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by sjm 10y ago
Well he seems to have re-enabled colour bitmap fonts at some point on his fork. I'm running his latest emacs-mac 25.1.1 @ head and it supports native emoji.
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by sjm 10y ago
This kind of thing is exactly why I will always support and use Mitsuharu Yamamoto's macOS Emacs port ( https://bitbucket.org/mituharu/emacs-mac ), which has been consistently rock solid and committed to implementin
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by sjm 10y ago
Similarly I find it useful when some little thing is irritating me. I can't remember where I read it, I think it was related to Marcus Aurelius, but basically the idea that when something negative comes up, either say/do something

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