tkxxx7

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by tkxxx7 10y ago
Making comments about certain kinds of men does not equal "women are better than men". Feel free to mutter "not all men", to yourself, every night.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
You must not have a great time on Twitter.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
I think you are referring to Perceptive Pixel: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perceptive_Pixel
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
I think our thread grandparents were referring to the decisions of country/government itself ("Canada has x"), not specific U.S. companies
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
Probably allows updating/extending old Rails apps using Elixir, without having to rewrite the old app.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
There was an article last week stating they don't support Linux out of the box (or at least not Ubuntu), but I don't remember details regarding how much work is required to get it running.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
we use Github issues + Zenhub for that (though Github has recently implemented a lot of Zenhub's features). Managers mainly use the 'boards' and 'milestones' views; devs use 'boards' and whatever else. Mes
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
Check out some of Jung's work. Myers was a little misdirected, but she was not wrong.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
I don't think this would be a bad default practice for these articles.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
maybe they're reading "a foy-uh"
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
You can call and get a new phone, and send your old phone back in the same box.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
I am saying what you just quoted is not always the case. To say "and they decide that based on emotions" is entirely unfounded. Plenty of people do, sure, but plenty do not. As an aside, I should note that weighing ones' emot
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
That could easily be a rational decision.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
favorite'd into oblivion.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
I think the problem here is the traits associated with one or the other, not the two categories themselves. Perhaps if you read different definitions of the two, you'd think differently as well. The traits addressed in the article spec
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
Even then it sounds more like "lol this is ridiculous" and not "lol you're a lil incorrect"
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
It's a Mini.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
"Context-aware" as in the applications you use will decide what to do with the inputs, I guess, sure. The applications you use being able to create their own inputs is an entirely different thing and what I meant by "context-
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
Title should be "common myths about introversion vs extroversion". There is nothing here, besides author's opinion, to support that the two things actually don't exist. Article caters more toward debunking a bunch of oth
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
Unless you're touch-typing your function keys, you certainly do look there. I don't want a "second display"; I want dynamic, context-aware buttons. Focusing on the fact that it's "another display" misses a
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
No, their wording is too ambiguous to make that distinction, and your interpretation seems to be the less-likely one.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
The trucking companies themselves stand to save the most money, initially.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
Good on you. Neither am I, and I have no desire to convince you to. Point still stands that not everyone is as comfortable as you with reaching. I certainly spend most of my time outside of insert mode, firmly on the home row. When I'm
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
> This is bullshit. You know what else is not on the home row? Most of the keys on the keyboard. ...So? You know where you spend most of your time in Vim? the home row. It's called that for a reason... I grew up with `esc` way up in
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12205854
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
afaict, this is a parsing library implemented to fulfill WHATWG's spec for URLs. https://url.spec.whatwg.org/
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
The origins of the MBTI are closely related to the Enneagram, and much of what MBTI is getting decried for is far removed from its history - Jung and Myers both laid down an incredible foundation for psychology and introspection. It's
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
Don't you ever remember a time when you had a choice between thinking and not? If not, you're far overdue for some meditation.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
Both of those are comparative, relative measurements which I think was GP's point. If I can lift 10 kg this week, and 20 kg next week, am I strong, or ("just") stronger than before?
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
It's better if you think of "designer babies" as a separate, er, product, than the biotech being discussed.

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