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> It’s a sort of hybrid of a general purpose language and a DSL. Let’s call it a Specific Purpose Language, where the purpose in this case is “doing stuff to numbers” While I do appreciate and like both APL and J, I wonder why the author
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Chrome 63 arrives with new developer features and V8 speed improvements
(venturebeat.com)
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If you’re not spending 5 hours per week learning, you’re being irresponsible
(work.qz.com)
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'I beat type 2 diabetes with 200-calorie drinks'
(bbc.com)
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This looks great. - Is there a way to prevent traces / entries in bash history?
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And here is the announcement from Apple: Security Update 2017-001 // https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208315
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Apple releases update to fix critical macOS High Sierra security issue
(theverge.com)
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Went to the next Apple store. Tried it out. It works. Can't believe it. Thousands of Macs are vulnerable. I'm wondering how fast all of these devices will be patched. Even if there is an update next week: How many devices won'
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Excellent! Thanks for sharing
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> “I don’t want financial planning people spending their time importing and exporting and manipulating data, I want them to focus on what is the data telling us,” Mr. Garrett said This! I know this is reality in so many companies that do
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On a Mac: Cmd + 1, Cmd+2, etc + Cmd+9 for last tab
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Actually I dont' think the analogy is valid. Tobacco is addictive, true. And tobacco has only one use. A smartphone has many use cases (mp3 player, camera, compass, notebook, encyclopedia and many more). And why would you like to "
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On Thomas Hobbes and Leviathan
(amp.theguardian.com)
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Excellent! Thanks for sharing.
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> uses logic that can only be written by someone with an agenda Absolutely agree!
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Can any Firefox pro here help me with the bookmark manager of FF? I can assign keywords to bookmarks (shortcuts), and I like that a lot. So if I assign the keyword `hn` to ` https://news.ycombinator.com` I just need to enter `hn`
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It's been years that I abandoned Chrome ;) Was using Safari mainly and Firefox for web dev purposes. But FF 57 impressed me so much that I switched a couple of days ago, moving all my bookmarks, history, plugins etc to FF. Goodbye Safa
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Firefox 57 + Duckduckgo = Winning team!
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This post made me switch from Safari to Firefox. (I abandoned Chrome several years ago. Don't like Google's philosophy.) Hadn't really been using FF in ages. It has made tremendous improvements. Super fast startup and navigat
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You always have to decide. Say you are in the context "at office" and have a list with twenty action items on a list called @office. Which one will you do? You have to choose. Based upon your energy level, time available, etc. Dav
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Trello is great. Lightweight (compared to Jira + Addon), super fast (also via keyboard shortcuts) and fun to use
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Try to review all your lists (or one list in a given context) every time you sit down to do work and choose the one that is the right one at a given time, energy level, context. Personally, I find that overwhelming. Also I don't wait t
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I do agree that GTD helps to start learning to keep track of all the moving parts in our lives. That's the micromanagement part. Many people I know do not have a clue how to tackle this part of their lives (some of them are excellent a
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I read David Allen's book in 2002 and immediately started implementing it. At first it felt like godsend. Capturing every "open loop" (everything that is not the way it should be = everything with a delta between current and
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The paper in the thread below claims that in ten years it might be the case: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15674970
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Quantum attacks on Bitcoin, and how to protect against them [pdf]
(arxiv.org)
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Somehow happy and delighted to see this
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Whatever event happens right now (WhatsApp down? Elections in a country? A TV show running on TV [1]?) go to Twitter and search for it with relevant keywords and you'll find people writing about it. [1] at least in Germany
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Twitter! When it comes to the real time aspect I know nothing better than Twitter.
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#1 is the solution we need. And a great business idea.
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