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by some1else 6y ago
The Sprint book seems to have a pretty accurate summary https://www.thesprintbook.com/how
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by some1else 6y ago
Once I had to reconfigure some Airtame devices out in the field. They couldn't connect to the cloud, but I made a hotspot with the same SSID and credential settings as one of our guest networks at work. The devices were able to connect
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Ask HN: Are you using Unity to build games on a Mac?
3 points by some1else 6y ago|1 comments
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by some1else 7y ago
Joan has been around for a while now, and E-Ink is our main technology platform. It's a meeting room booking system, but works as a desktop calendar as well: https://getjoan.com
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by some1else 7y ago
The "mentions in literature" chart that's posted in the article is comparable to "volume of searches", because they both pertain to societal change. A data-centric evaluation of the phenomenon would focus on actual
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by some1else 7y ago
Unnecessary borders create visual complexity that increases the load on perception, which reduces cognition. It's not a fad thing. It's usually covered by visual communications curriculums with regard to Gestalt principles, and is
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by some1else 7y ago
The article omits the size of the company. Apparently 54 people were employed at some point[1]. LinkedIn now lists 36 employees[2]. 1: https://www.google.com/search?q=company+info+starsky+robotic... 2: https://ww
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by some1else 7y ago
Search volume for hiccups has tripled since 2005, eclipsing the interest in skunks. Confusing article. * https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=hiccups,...
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by some1else 7y ago
The article ignores the data.
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by some1else 7y ago
> A twistlock and corner casting together form a standardized rotating connector for securing shipping containers. The primary uses are for locking a container into place on a container ship, semi-trailer truck or railway container trai
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Lastpass Is Replacing the Native Mac App with a Web App(theverge.com)
8 points by some1else 7y ago|5 comments
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by some1else 7y ago
I usually try to flatten the branches, using `else if` when a `switch` statement isn't viable. if (A && B) { return 1 else if (A && !B) { fix(B) return 1 else { return 0 }
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by some1else 7y ago
Love their work, but the new website sucks. Let me look at things on my own time. But I guess a person who's tired of being worshipped for things they did twenty years ago would prefer you don't pore over them.
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by some1else 7y ago
To those who find the concept hilarious.. The specific value proposition of this app is "automatically turn off notifications when screen-sharing." Automating everyday tasks seems like exactly the type of thing we use computers an
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by some1else 7y ago
Given that they keep postponing the transition to PoS, wouldn't it be smarter to remove the artificial difficulty increase and make the network more efficient?
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by some1else 7y ago
Innovation comes from experimentation. It's useful to have hypotheses and quantitative/qualitative data to back the assumptions up or disprove them.
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by some1else 7y ago
`prefer-reduced-motion` could skip handling events on elements that moved recently.
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Chumbox Quality Quotient(medium.com)
1 points by some1else 7y ago|0 comments
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by some1else 7y ago
I'm using the latest Ubuntu to run an art installation. So far I've been unable to launch GUI apps or take screenshots from a remote SSH terminal under Wayland. I had to resort to adding the commands to autostart & rebooting.
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by some1else 7y ago
I also had immediate brain plasticity after being involved in a traumatic experience.
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by some1else 7y ago
An app I made in 2014 that scraped the entirety of information available through the Graph API (things like conversations and where your friends party), and printed it into a spooky NSA style booklet: https://github.com/some
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by some1else 7y ago
This rule would ensure that the fallback font also displays small caps for that tag: font-variant: small-caps Small capitals only apply to lower-case letters, so it's common to lower-case small capital abbreviations, especially
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Accessible Color Systems(stripe.com)
3 points by some1else 7y ago|0 comments
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by some1else 7y ago
I wonder how much worse this is for US vendors, than it is for China?
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Redesigned Google Shopping(techcrunch.com)
1 points by some1else 7y ago|0 comments
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by some1else 7y ago
I deleted my previous comment, that assumed you reasoning is devoid of ethics. I don't know what "ideal world" or "non-ideal steps" you were implying, so I won't get into that. However, I can't stress enou
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by some1else 7y ago
It's like you're the only person who read the question.
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by some1else 7y ago
Generally, I don't enjoy sending every keypress to a spellcheck API. Every extension increases the attack surface area. The browser should remain secure, use the native apps.
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by some1else 7y ago
I think his argument was that if a company uses the name "We", it should have a certain type of ownership structure. The interpretation could probably be further extended to other names that signify plural governance. That sounds
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by some1else 7y ago
Mine is https://github.com/some1else

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