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6y ago
I worked at Google for 4 years. One thing that has always surprised me about documentation at Google is that they use Google Docs (just like everyone else) but have never seemed interested in making it less of a terrible tool for the task.
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staplung
7y ago
https://www.jwz.org/doc/worse-is-better.html
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7y ago
Note that the rationale is that it washes out most of the lingering fluoride, which is presumably more of a concern in the UK where the water isn't fluorinated.
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8y ago
Do you have a pointer to the questions? I've wondered how I would fare but none of the articles I've read seem to link to them.
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staplung
9y ago
It's worth noting that Safari _can_ display favicons. If you pin a tab, it uses the favicon. It's even displayed in monochrome until you hover over the tab so they've definitely worked out a way to display them.
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10y ago
Also related...Newton's method fractal: http://deathray.us/newton/ The JS source is longer.
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10y ago
I'd very much like to use a debugger with my Go code but the two initiatives I've seen both require installing delve locally and it's a big pain in the ass. The official instructions for OSX begin with "Make a self signe
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11y ago
Last I checked, the stock Clock app has a similar dysfunctionality: in the World Clock tab you can add multiple timezones but there is no option for either UTC or GMT. Weirdly, many of the listed cities are just plain wrong. IIRC, it had
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11y ago
Hadley Wickham is the creator of ggplot2. His online book R for Data Science has a chapter on visualization which, besides being a good tutorial on using ggplot2, happens to be the most concise explanation of the theory that informs its d
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R: Data Visualization by Hadley Wickham
(r4ds.had.co.nz)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Ahh, heirloom. (That's the name of the system that renders Google for ancient user-agents). Takes me back. It actually got a small set of updates in 2010 when we wrote Heirloom+ and it appears that someone has collapsed the two system