wemdyjreichert

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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
I never really leaned to read music. Listen to a recording a couple times; maybe slow it down. Perfect or near-perfect, though not an absolute necessity, is helpful. Other than that, TONS of practice.
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
Corporations could probably become authorized. Large entities will have the requisite scale to make it economical.
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
I'd analogize this to an e2e-by-default messaging app. The average user simply doesn't want to bother, and it's when stuff like this is the default that change happens.
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
Have you looked at the hardware cost to price on new iMac Pro? About a $313 markup. And factoring the T2 chip (which is worth a whole lot) and slick chassis plus some support, a great deal. https://www.cultofmac.com/485914&#
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
As someone who lives in Texas: I will never bike, but probably not for the reason you're thinking of. Rather, I won't because of heat. Days can hit 100 in high summer and 90% humidity. Many people supporting the "everyone sho
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
Nice, but there are better options. Use flatmarket: https://github.com/christophercliff/flatmarket The guy developing it was even nice enough to set up a heroku button; can be run for free: https://github.
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
This may have something to do with the fact that many millennials view long term partnership as only slightly (if at all) inferior to marriage. Those likely to divorce now just stay as boyfriend and girlfriend. May still have kids, etc.
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
Nobody can yet say for sure, but this smells like sour grapes from an ex-vendor who just lost a very large buyer.
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
"Breaking: Google, the king of "you are the product", makes customers the product." FTFY Don't like this any more than anyone else, but who honestly expected better from Google?
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
*hole countries was anecdotal and reported by someone who did disagree very much with Mr. Trump. Just pointing out it's unproven.
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
Wow. China holding over 1mm Muslims in "re-education" camps, forcing them to eat pork and drink alcohol. China steals everyone's IP and knocks it off. China bullies the Philippines, a relatively poor country, out of some natu
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
> Frequent fliers are business people, professional people. They fly all the time to get things done. Very unlikely to care about privacy issues. They most likely use several cloud services with no worry at all. > These are the majori
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
Sorry, not gonna happen. Pick two.
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
Powdered water... Just add water.
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Can Europe Export Privacy Rules World-Wide?(wsj.com)
4 points by wemdyjreichert 8y ago|0 comments
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
This seems like another excuse to go after US tech companies. Why does the EU hate US tech so much?
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
Why does Europe dislike American tech companies? Seems like they are want to file antitrust or try to regulate against American tech heavily.
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
To rephrase, it's not starting the blog itself (that's filling in a template) but coming up with & creating content (that is, the problem facing all content creators). Oh and by the way, this one has much better info: https
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
I'm pretty much new, but the biggest thing is finding stuff to write about and how to grow.
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Ask HN: How to start a tech blog?
1 points by wemdyjreichert 8y ago|5 comments
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
Looks like it could be a very good replacement (or addition) to node.
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
They're British.
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
Hey look, they took feedback rather than banning all extensions that modified github! Good job, guys. Take a hint, Slack.
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
You've been reassigned to the roof.
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
Mirror of the extension: https://my.mixtape.moe/byutfi.crx I hate censorship. This isn't any kind of illegal (though the name I can understand, if not agree with). Hopefully Slack recants for being a bunch of twitbrain
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
Would be like headline reading "cars exploding when bumped" rather than "ford pintos exploding when bumped"
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
Wow, that's funny: I distinctly remember never crying over not having an iPad mini in kindergarten. They didn't even exist. And now I feel old.
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
Regarless of your views on ICE, this doesn't punish those execs which choose to work with them. Normal devs now have to learn/use something else. This also goes against the principles of open source.
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
I don't like pigeons because they overbreed and have become a nuisance. They also poop, a lot. That's reason enough.
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by wemdyjreichert 8y ago
But why? Most js engines (or at least V8) are written in c++.

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