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by wy35 6y ago
It's actually hilarious. So many people enjoy sharing their opinion on the headline rather than the content of the article.
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by wy35 6y ago
I'd much rather use us-west-2 but Lambda@EDGE is only available in us-east-1 :(
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by wy35 6y ago
>Clearly it’s ok to do it in oil on canvas so... A very confident yet untrue statement. Many celebrities expressed extreme discomfort over people photoshopping them nude or creating lifelike drawings of them nude (yes, that includes &quo
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by wy35 6y ago
It's crazy how people still consider Roblox a single game. The platform has so many games that it went through distinct cycles of popular genres. Back when I played (2009ish) the dominating genres were "zombie defense" [1] an
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by wy35 6y ago
Honestly, I would only learn chording (steno) if you find it interesting/fun, and not because you think it will save time in the long run after the initial time investment. This isn't a trivial weekend adventure -- it's a leg
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by wy35 6y ago
In my opinion, more competition is better for the consumer, even if these is a slight hit to convenience. That's simply the nature of more choices -- the freedom to choose results in the burden of choosing. But obviously I cannot make
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by wy35 6y ago
I agree, honestly I use w3schools more than MDN when I'm googling stuff. Most of the time I'm just looking for a quick example of whatever HTML/CSS I need to implement, and w3schools provides that perfectly while MDN is a bit
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by wy35 6y ago
This is the part of the article that stood out to me most. I definitely don't have the confidence to spend my entire paycheck on a just-for-fun project, especially considering how many projects I planned on starting but never did. Kudo
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by wy35 6y ago
Never said it was the best example. Just said it was my favorite. It's pretty much content aware scaling on a still image. If you want one on a real video, I guess there's this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8k3
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by wy35 6y ago
A non-practical application is for funny memes. Someone figured out Photoshop's Content Aware Scaling feature can hilariously distort faces [1], and people have been using it memes since. My current favorite: https://www.you
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by wy35 6y ago
> I may be conflating ADHD with my incredibly independent personality I think you are, to a degree. Serious ADHD is AWFUL to live with and there's barely any upside. > I can't sit down for long - so I just stand in meetings.
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Caliburn: A 3D-printed high-power foam blaster platform(thingiverse.com)
2 points by wy35 6y ago|0 comments
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by wy35 6y ago
Not exactly sure how your personal experience with a company is really relevant, considering that the article is specifically discussing a new product said company is launching. But transitioning to more intimate forms of social media is a
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by wy35 6y ago
Technically, the Chinese version of TikTok, Douyin, is what the US Tiktok was based off of, and Douyin was launched in 2016 prior to the 2017 musical.ly acquisition. But yes, US TikTok is absolutely built off of musical.ly services. A lot o
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by wy35 6y ago
I get that the change in stroke width is supposed to create "weight", but it honestly looks too half-thin and half-bold, or like the text was written in wet paint and the paint is dripping down. Pretty confusing to read with.
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by wy35 6y ago
She's the founder of interviewing.io, which is a mock interviewing platform. So I'm guessing her insight comes from looking at all the metrics (e.g. pass rate, strengths/weaknesses of candidates) from the mock interviews host
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by wy35 6y ago
I don't bother traveling with the Advantage2 at all... it's a bit too big to do that comfortably. I find it pretty easy to switch between laptop keyboard and Advantage2, so no problems there. So the Advantage2 remains on my desk w
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by wy35 6y ago
I hate to add to the Advantage2 fan club, but Kinesis absolutely knocked it out of the park in terms of ergonomics. Makes constant typing ridiculously comfortable.
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by wy35 6y ago
> Why can't there just be a manufacturer that goes for the niche of standard ISO rather than ergonomic, or with too few keys, or with some emphasis on buckling spring style feel? Those features are what the mass consumer market want
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by wy35 6y ago
I'm not sure if I agree with the Freestyle being an equivalent alternative. The Freestyle uses a traditional row-staggered layout while this keyboard uses a column-staggered layout. A column-staggered layout IMO is much more comfortabl
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by wy35 6y ago
Yes, I'm disappointed to see that this isn't a contoured keyboard -- still waiting for a contoured keyboard (e.g. Advantage2) with the customization of the ErgoDox without having to build it myself (e.g. Dactyl Manuform).
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by wy35 6y ago
For people running into a paywall: https://web.archive.org/web/20200730155558/https://www.bloom...
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by wy35 6y ago
Senior Citizen Developer
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by wy35 7y ago
I'm having a bit of trouble building stuff to learn in my free time (undergrad w/ cancelled classes due to COVID-19). I find it very difficult to come up with an idea that I'm excited about enough to actually keep me motivate
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by wy35 7y ago
As someone with zero formal electrical education and have built multiple keyboards, it really is easier than it looks. Just a decent soldering and a build guide us all you need. Now, designing the PCB or hand-wiring (lik in the OP) is obvio
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Asetniop – 10 finger keyboard layout(youtube.com)
7 points by wy35 7y ago|0 comments
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by wy35 7y ago
Selecting applicants for the highest revenue is literally discriminating against the poor.
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by wy35 7y ago
> you just get people who want to go there for the reputation and endowment. As opposed to people who only want to go there because Dad or Mom went there? Or, how about this -- people who want a world-class education without having to co
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by wy35 7y ago
I switched from Java to Python for coding interviews and it's well-worth it. I can solve problems a lot quicker due to the simpler syntax.
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by wy35 7y ago
I also messed around with Airtable a bit and I do agree that it's a very polished experience. Interestingly, I've noticed that there's actually a large amount of real estate agents who are sick of Salesforce and are very hype

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