tzakrajs

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   by tzakrajs 8y ago

   AlterAeon is still going! http://alteraeon.org/
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   by tzakrajs 8y ago

   Hjkl turn into something strange with colemak but they are still vaguely directional and I have not rebound any vim hotkeys.
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   by tzakrajs 8y ago

   Today I "learned" psychopaths cannot become addicted to any drug.
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   by tzakrajs 8y ago

   Good thing you aren't entertained by your work, or you would certainly be a lost soul.
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   by tzakrajs 8y ago

   Or snap it in half, most phones will do this easily.
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   by tzakrajs 8y ago

   Can you explain to me how the Apple Maps limitation of Siri is not anti-competitive? I believe you are right but I am curious as a layman.
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   by tzakrajs 8y ago

   I have noticed this trend in tech where folks' incredible contributions to the company go unsupported and unrewarded because it didn't align with the goals of some executive. At Valve, where management goals are heavily obfuscated
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   by tzakrajs 8y ago

   This latest Steam update is particularly awful. The client needs a major refactor, not a simple reskin. It reminds me of Microsoft's ham-fisted attempts to "improve" Skype.
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   by tzakrajs 8y ago

   Yup, they really are your privacy hero when comparing with competitors.
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    I am tired of the new Skype apps because beyond being terribly unreliable for calling, they are not nearly accessible enough for people with poor vision. I have loved ones with poor vision and Microsoft's insistence on changing to a le
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    by tzakrajs 8y ago

    "Extroverts thrive at stand-ups, planning, and retros." As if to insinuate that extroverts like to increase technical debt and introverts are the quiet ones that toil away. Nah.
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    by tzakrajs 8y ago

    No way dude! That could cost the company thousands of dollars. Is this good for the company? /s
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    by tzakrajs 8y ago

    Salesforce is $100B company with over 30,000 employees. MSFT would be insane to try and absorb them.
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    by tzakrajs 8y ago

    ASUS has a store in Akasaka, Tokyo. Source: https://www.asus.com/jp/Static_WebPage/ASUS-Store-Akasaka/
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    by tzakrajs 8y ago

    I am 30 and Pokemon GO is my obsession. I wouldn't get out of the house without it and it's helped me stay in shape better than closing rings ever did.
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    by tzakrajs 8y ago

    Very insightful, thank you!
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    by tzakrajs 8y ago

    Oh yeah, thats right.. Isn't it based on orientation in a spherical sense? I guess you could have an infinite number of those orientations.
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    by tzakrajs 8y ago

    > “It’s as though you took six bits in your computer, but each bit tripled in how much information it could hold,” Schreppler said "Each bit is tripled in how much information it could hold"? Normally bits have two states, but
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    by tzakrajs 8y ago

    Instead of the new Application Server, Kubernetes is the new OpenStack. A conglomeration of projects that support a platform for deploying and operating software in containers or virtual machines. Just like OpenStack, some of the components
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    by tzakrajs 8y ago

    It seems like it will help keep the overall rigity of the road but it says nothing about how the material will break into pieces on the exterior layers. Plastics are known to cause cancer and other harm to living things when ingested, and m
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    Thanks but I said dust not fumes.
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    by tzakrajs 8y ago

    You can also use something other than your fingers to press the buttons.
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    And/or it implies that if anyone steals it, you can prove it and take ownership.
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    But isn't the problem with plastic in the ground that chemicals would leech out of it and debris would break off from it and be ingested by animals and humans? Is a road that much better than dumping it in the ground away from humans a
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    by tzakrajs 8y ago

    Right, but I was speaking about citizens. Nice deflection. People on HN are usually great but many seem to argue in bad faith and it makes me want to quit this platform (in addition to the others).
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    by tzakrajs 8y ago

    Stanford education comes with access to Stanford faculty and students. These are some of the most accomplished and talented people in the whole of Computer Science. It certainly is in a different class of benefit than job offers and you can
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    by tzakrajs 8y ago

    No, what is preposterous is that you cant imagine people with no employment, no bank account, nor vehicle to drive living in the US. Those people have a right to vote even if you aren't impressed with their quality of living.
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    by tzakrajs 8y ago

    What's the point of voter ID cards when the system you are casting your vote into is compromised?
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    by tzakrajs 8y ago

    Fursuit?
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    by tzakrajs 8y ago

    How can the author claim the lack of density in a city such as Tokyo when it has districts like Shibuya or Akiba which you really can't go any more dense without adding stories to the existing building.