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by supergetting 7y ago
This is really fantastic! How do you generate these kind of comments? I have the same question but without the title. Maybe I can generate the "Ask HN: Hacker News Comments" link from titles by tagging it by topic.
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by supergetting 9y ago
If it's friggin' HOT, and as long as there's privacy in my own room, nothin', and nada, no need for close proximity insulation technology, and for bugs? I use my mosquito bed net I bought from Amazon.
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by supergetting 9y ago
I cannot sleep with any layer, very uncomfortable indeed. To be honest, I cannot stand the idea of getting irritated by clothing during my sleep. Not only that, even the faintest bit of light or even the slightest periodic ticking of the cl
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by supergetting 9y ago
I've been on those toilets before at street-side filthy restrooms in hot & humid summer days, uncleaned vomit and splattered excrements of drunk people from the night before. It's the worst when you're feeling sick yourse
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by supergetting 10y ago
Wow, inspiring comments. I am a 30-year-old software engineer — not married, no kids, but reading the comments here gets me thinking that however busy I think I am, I wouldn't even dare to compare to what you all are going through. I
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by supergetting 10y ago
I have all my books in a public storage facility, I'm gonna donate every single one to Goodwill or some other thrift store. Trying to be book-free for the rest of my life - ebooks are great.
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by supergetting 10y ago
When I was a 3rd grader in South Korea I had the hardest time solving the simplest arithmetic problems. My teacher used to keep me after hours as a punishment until I was able to solve them. I think it was literally something like "2+3
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by supergetting 10y ago
I lived in the US for 20 years — came here when I was 10. I'm still not completely fluent in English. A lot of the learning came from interacting with others who mainly spoke in English, but in some occasions I still have to make an ef
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by supergetting 10y ago
When I first started using Sublime, I disliked the occasional popups, and thought I'd just keep using it without paying $70 for a text editor?!?! But I HAD to buy the thing! Not because I wanted to avoid the annoying popup, but because
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by supergetting 10y ago
1. I'm a single guy in late 20s. 2. I don't get out much. 3. Always focused on work. 4. On computer all the time day and night more than 12hrs every day. 5. I went through clinical depression in the past, I don't feel depress
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by supergetting 10y ago
I embrace change in life in general, such a view translates over to the complex ecosystems in technologies, I embrace and accept the complexity of every single technology, honestly it is quite amazing. It's good that we try abstracting
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by supergetting 10y ago
It seemed to work at first, but now it's no longer working. I restarted the app, but still doesn't seem to work as described. I like how f.lux turns the screen close to amber color late at night, but it makes it a little difficult
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by supergetting 11y ago
It was really cool! the replay with him and his daughter reminded me of a scene in the Minority Report, but much cooler!
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by supergetting 11y ago
Wow, you've been using it since 2005? I didn't realize until just now they actually went live Oct 11th, 2005. It's already been over 10 years since they started this thing.
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by supergetting 11y ago
My very first task with RTM was on March 2011 "Try out Remember The Milk" and ever since then I've been using it almost every day, great app, really fits well with my life style. BTW I really love the upgrade!
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by supergetting 11y ago
Very cool! Does anyone know of anything like this for back-end development?
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by supergetting 11y ago
Cons are that Desktops... Not to mention that desktops create a lot more noise pollution in your room unless you have liquid cooling system.
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by supergetting 11y ago
I have a personal 15" Macbook Pro and two external monitors hooked up to it whenever I'm home, and nice things about it are that it is powerful and portable enough to serve both as my main home computer and occasional work compute
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by supergetting 11y ago
If it were the case that the telecom company is providing the government decrypted information, wouldn't they be giving the government an already-encrypted information if I were to use a VPN app like expressVPN on my smartphone?