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7y ago
Have not used it in a couple years but GoToMyPC worked pretty well when I was using it.
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This is so amazingly cool! I'm trying to get my team to adopt it while we are are all on lockdown due to SARS-CoV-2
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7y ago
I ended up discovering mozilla hubs! It's exactly what i'm looking for! WOW
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Ask HN: Any Spatial/3D audio voice communication software?
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7y ago
80% of symptomatic cases needing hospitalization seems very unlikely. That sounds like a biased testing sample that’s not even testing anyone that isn’t extremely sick. South Korean data seems vastly more comprehensive. Most data I’ve seen
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7y ago
the level of viral load in the initial exposure has a lot to do with how sick you will get. If a sick person coughs in your face that’s much worse than just touching a lightly contaminated cardboard box and getting it that way.
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7y ago
It has a completely local option which is the default.
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It's 100% not true that all programming jobs deal with trees. I worked for years on a major audio/video/screensharing communications SaaS product and never once needed to write recursive code or use a tree structure. Not all
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7y ago
I think you might be able to use the Apple developer downloads site to get the whole installer
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That’s why they usually use a statistical model to estimate how many people are infected with a virus rather than only using the number of confirmed cases.
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Many hotels will hang onto your luggage even after you check out.
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This is a double edged sword. It can be a great way to gain recognition and clout in your org. However, sometimes there's a good reason nobody wanted to do that thing, and you can get stuck just doing something that you don't re
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7y ago
How can you possibly figure out when a car was assembled?
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7y ago
First of all, I recommend that you turn on relative line numbers AND also normal line numbers. This means that the line the cursor is on will show the absolute line number, but lines above and below will show how many lines away they are fr
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7y ago
The great thing about vim is every IDE has a plug-in to emulate it. Why would I learn separate shortcuts for android studio and vscode when I can just install vim plugins?
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7y ago
Usually you can just start typing and then use some kind of automatic completion, much more efficient than hunting down multiple variables in code and copying them.
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7y ago
Perhaps it could just try and learn the parameters to some kind of pre existing control theory algorithm? Perhaps with a simulator it could fall into the first category you mentioned.
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7y ago
If they’re an employee and not a contractor then the automation code belongs to their employer
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7y ago
I think I remember reading something on HN about some kind of tool for running WASM in some kind of kernel module to speed up app performance. EDIT: here it is: https://medium.com/wasmer/running-webassembly-on-the-kerne
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7y ago
Not sure how yoga counts as light physical activity similar to walking. If you go to an advanced class it is a pretty hard workout.
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The science on sodium is far from settled
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7y ago
If you aren’t going to play anything why not just use earplugs?
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7y ago
Get some 3M work tunes headphones. Really cheap and they work much better than active noise canceling headphones.
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7y ago
Lots of git clients like Fork have pretty graphs for browsing your history. Even the terminal client can generate graphs in the git log if you give it the right params.
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7y ago
The cost of flying has gone down significantly over time so I would not be so sure about that.
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7y ago
With Java you can mock concrete classes using mock libraries which can change a class to a mocked class at runtime.
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7y ago
Evil mode in emacs is pretty damned close. Biggest painful diff is that emacs regex isn’t as powerful as vim.
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7y ago
The major use-case IMO is for alibis if you get wrongly accused of a crime.
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7y ago
Perhaps get a chilli pad sleep cooling system for your bed
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7y ago
One needs to be smart with transitioning to standing while working. Just going into it blind isn’t smart. Deskbound by Kelly Starett has a good protocol for transitioning.
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