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Keyboard mouse navigation on OS X(github.com)
3 points by trymas 10y ago|0 comments
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by trymas 10y ago
Oh yes, Apple is doomed as always. It reminds me of this quote about programming languages, which could be fitted to almost any product/market: > There are only two kinds of programming languages: those people always bitch about and
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A Bug and a Crash(around.com)
1 points by trymas 10y ago|0 comments
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by trymas 10y ago
Why this gets so many upvotes? Just out of curiosity to know what it is (though personally it does not excite me)? It's a bloated site - bold [0], people do not understand what it is [1][2], seems like a Medium clone [3], it does not s
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by trymas 10y ago
> ..it seems to be that Desktop-based application development is eons behind web and mobile application development in terms of educational material, and that it is probably holding the ecosystem back IMO. Yes! I have the same experience
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by trymas 10y ago
Last link ( http://www.ironicsans.com/owmyeyes/ ) probably makes the greatest point here. After coming back to HN from that site, I've been seeing text superimposed everywhere.
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iTerm 3.0.0 beta is released(iterm2.com)
3 points by trymas 10y ago|0 comments
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by trymas 10y ago
Great push for use of latest technologies, especially for government sector. I skimmed the article, and I do not see a mention of Estonia's e-voting. AFAIK, they are using (IMHO) flawed system, that they just believe it works (i.e. it
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WebGazer.js: Eye Tracking on the Browser(webgazer.cs.brown.edu)
190 points by trymas 10y ago|65 comments
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Trees seen resting branches while ‘asleep’ for the first time(newscientist.com)
2 points by trymas 10y ago|0 comments
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by trymas 10y ago
Wait, what? C11 standard released version costs money? How it's not free?
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by trymas 10y ago
This IMHO is better https://learnxinyminutes.com/[0] if you want to see how the language looks like, because indeed "hello world" usually tells absolutely nothing. [0] https://github.com/adambard&#
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by trymas 10y ago
Not worth it - exactly. > If I want to argue with implacable assholes, I'll go pitch a VC or something. That's a great one. :)
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by trymas 10y ago
Probably not worth it to argue indeed. Though coming from a country where $10 can get you 5 lattes :), I would not give those money back. Nevertheless I payed taxes for that income. It's pennies, but I have known/seen too many peo
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by trymas 10y ago
Wow, do they have any legal leverage (as in, sue you for 10$) to get their money back in this situation? I would just ignore them, or if point to the relevant point of license agreement and/or law (if there is such point/law).
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Valve: Handbook for new employees(imgur.com)
2 points by trymas 10y ago|0 comments
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by trymas 10y ago
Because C (or C++, I do not know exactly) and not vast amounts of layers of abstraction?
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by trymas 10y ago
$20K of todays money or 1930s? because: > In 1930 <...> the average American earned $1,368/year which is roughly $19,500/year in todays dollars. True about the expense shift. Today food is probably as cheap as it have eve
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by trymas 10y ago
So for extra karma, someone can post this: https://github.com/pulls?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=is%3Apr+is%3Aopen
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World War I in Photos (2014)(theatlantic.com)
4 points by trymas 11y ago|0 comments
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by trymas 11y ago
This article could've been at least twice as short, than it is now. Though there are too many facts against Miller: - Photographers have not seen her twice on the running laps - Competitors have not seen her - The photo evidence of 1.4
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by trymas 11y ago
This is amazing resource! Though there is some unexpected behaviour on the site. After load, it always automatically scrolls down to the last editor window, as all editors seems to be selected on load. This is on Chrome Version 49.0.2623.11
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by trymas 11y ago
Exactly this! MSFT just lobbied and pushed their formats, scared of .odp, .odt to gain great traction, when many organizations (including governments) considered using open formats instead of proprietary ones.
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by trymas 11y ago
I know that, though what I meant is that battery manufacturing can be limiting factor for EVs if they are dependent on limited resources.
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by trymas 11y ago
TL;DR: IMHO, if nothing will change drastically in battery tech, after 100 years, we will have same problem with EVs as we now have the problem with combustion engines and oil. IMHO, one of the biggest problems from the tech side (I know th
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by trymas 11y ago
Exactly. .. and can be neutral ground even for software :D
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by trymas 11y ago
Even though it's April fools, but Esperanto is great language in the context of automation. It has handful of clearly stated rules and no exceptions, thus language parsing. It is much more easy to parse natural language or automate tex
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by trymas 11y ago
> The theoretically humorous feature replaced 'Send and Archive' with 'Send and Mic Drop', which muted conversations and added an apparently hilarious Minions gif. How they did not think that this will backfire? If so
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Estonia Launches Country as a Service Software for Other Countries(arcticstartup.com)
4 points by trymas 11y ago|1 comments
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by trymas 11y ago
As I understand, it's very similar (in functionality) to this: https://www.getmagicnow.com/ Or there are more differences?

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