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by wrecursion 6y ago
Wow.... Good thing this was on HN, because I marked TB as spam quite some time ago, and would have never seen this email. Now it's going to take them 30 days to delete my account and I may need to provide Government ID to complete this
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by wrecursion 8y ago
Very cool. Thanks for sharing! This definitely makes me want to build one now! One thing I really like about the ErgoDox, and similar designs, is the ability to move the key wells to wherever you want! Even the kinesis still feels a bit to
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by wrecursion 8y ago
Yeah... that seems like a reasonable option - certainly for the price reduction alone. A couple of cons to that option for me: - Having already found a keyboard I love, It would be hard for me to switch without trying it first at no cost to
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by wrecursion 8y ago
As a big fan of ergonomics, it's really hard for me to understand how anyone likes these types of keyboards.... Maybe its just my physical size, but to me, one of the biggest problems with traditional keyboards is how close the right a
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by wrecursion 8y ago
Here's what we know for sure: Prohibition CREATES crime.
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by wrecursion 8y ago
Maybe they ARE the landlords!!?!?! :P
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by wrecursion 8y ago
Ah... limitless amounts of capital. Yes.. this is definitely something I have no grasp of. :)
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by wrecursion 8y ago
The real question is why haven't they been leaving sooner? With the power of telecommunications and the cost of doing business/living there.... it just doesn't make sense to me for a startup to try and grow there.
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by wrecursion 8y ago
> I don’t think we should be able to redefine things that would be outside any reasonable expectation. Like... 'Unlimited Internet' but with limits. Lots of limits actually. If you really want to get crazy.. dive into the rabbi
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by wrecursion 8y ago
I have spent a lot of time trying out various editors over the years. The only thing I absolutely require is some basic vim emulation that works the way I expect. To me, vim, neovim, spacemacs, emacs - all require a bit too much configurati
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by wrecursion 8y ago
You make a strong, valid point. However, in this case, as someone who worked there for a long time, and knew both the owner, and her family rather well.... I can say with absolute certainty it was to avoid the conflict / hard feelings.
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by wrecursion 8y ago
It absolutely is worse to not hear back at all. As someone who has dealt with this recently, the one positive thing I can tell myself about the experience is that I would not work for a company that cannot be bothered to write a rejection l
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by wrecursion 10y ago
As long as the majority of the population is bickering amongst themselves over one thing or another, the system is working as intended.
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by wrecursion 10y ago
I see it both as one of JS's greatest strengths, and greatest weakness's. Certainly, at a prototyping/exploratory level, all of the freedom and choices are great! For me, however, when you just 'need to get sh*t done&#x2