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xemoka
11y ago
I'm not sure you realise how the Canadian government works then. Once you have a majority in the House, you are effectively in power until your term is up and you ask the Governor General to dissolve the house and hold an election. Now
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xemoka
12y ago
Give xtraFinder ( http://www.trankynam.com/xtrafinder/ ) a shot, it'll let you copy paths of a directory, along with a whole other suite of additions. Makes Finder a whole lot better.
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xemoka
12y ago
Thanks for this, this is great. I run iTerm2 in visor mode (quake-type pull down console), but that DTerm can figure out what the cwd I'm in is great!
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xemoka
12y ago
Except it looks like OneCups are now including the "Freedom Clip" with each box: https://www.gourmet-coffee.com/Keurig-DRM-Freedom-Clip.html
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xemoka
12y ago
At what point is an entity sufficiently advanced enough that what makes it up isn't considered artificial any longer? How are we not just sufficiently advanced biological robots? We don't consider ourselves artificial, yet we resp
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xemoka
12y ago
And here's a blog post from a year ago on Chroma.js that goes into a bit of detail about why it matters and some demos: https://vis4.net/blog/posts/mastering-multi-hued-color-scale...
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xemoka
12y ago
Also check out monument valley, they just released an expansion too if you've already played it.
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xemoka
12y ago
There's also Time.ly [0] a calendar and plugin for Wordpress... [0] http://time.ly/
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xemoka
12y ago
HyperCard was absolutely amazing. It was my introduction to computer programming as well. Hell, I even made a chat server / client based in HyperCard with a simple AppleTalk XCMD/XFCN. It still shocks me how easy everything was to
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xemoka
12y ago
I'm sorry, it seems like you haven't been paying attention to the world stage. America's is definitely not the only government putting itself before its citizens. Look at Australia, Canada, the UK, and arguably, many of the T
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xemoka
12y ago
The word is out, the people no longer trust their governments. Big surprise when the governments don't trust their people. The road goes both ways.
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xemoka
12y ago
Nice work with the 'Oilslick' elevation ramp. That provides for some very neat spatial pattern recognition/identification. I don't think I've seen anything quite like that before.
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xemoka
12y ago
Leaked the day that FIPA (the Canada-China trade deal) gets ratified by Prime minister Harper [1]. http://www.vancouverobserver.com/news/harper-oks-potentially...
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xemoka
12y ago
Unfortunately, there is no momentum to get Minecraft on the Oculus Rift. Notch publicly cancelled it after Facebook bought Oculus.
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xemoka
12y ago
Except, it is, and this doesn't invalidate that fact. But for some reason there's a vast market of people who really like hilariously large screens. Unfortunately, I'm not one of them... I'll keep hanging onto my 4s than
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xemoka
12y ago
That's cool. How about putting it on your site, even if it means making an 'About Us' page (although it'd probably be better integrated into the landing page)? Pointing people to your domain at this point doesn't he
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xemoka
12y ago
Except how could anyone tell? It wants you to sign up before anything? Or at least that's what it looks like, I'm not punching an e-mail address into a form just to see what's behind door number 1 when there's no informa
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xemoka
12y ago
I'm currently reading 1491 by Charles C. Mann, excellent book about the Americas before Columbus and how much of what we have been taught is either incorrect or misinformed. A follow up to this is 1943, what happened in the Americas af
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xemoka
12y ago
It'd be nice if you had the cost on your page instead of just a link to the Apple Store. I dislike this trend.
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xemoka
12y ago
Previous (recent) discussion and Kickstarter funding link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7869246 And from 2 years ago when it was first introduced to HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4512928
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xemoka
12y ago
I entirely disagree. You cannot put all the onus on the students when departments and degrees require classes that hold no interest to the pupil. Sure, I'll give you that this may apply for 4th (and perhaps 3rd) year classes and post g
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xemoka
12y ago
For a third button you can get BetterTouchTool[1] and set up an event for the Tackpad under "Global". I have tapping the top right of the track pad (about a 1cm square) trigger the third mouse button. Perhaps it's not as grea
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xemoka
12y ago
More information on jump and mark available at: http://jeroenjanssens.com/2013/08/16/quickly-navigate-your-f... Basically there is a jump oh-my-zsh plugin, but be sure to add the auto-completion mentioned in
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xemoka
12y ago
Previously seen as Geisha: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7319937 However they renamed due to seeing their name as belittling to female developers/designers.
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xemoka
13y ago
This is cool. I work in GIS at a college and would be interested in seeing / hearing more about this... do you have a repo or a blog about it?
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xemoka
13y ago
Wired seems to often not include links directly to whom they're writing about. Check out the LOIRP at http://www.moonviews.com/ and find some of the original images they've recovered... along with lots of other gr
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xemoka
13y ago
Have you taken a look at ActiveCollab [0]? I have a friend who's in a similar space who swears by it... looking to get my environment to move to it as well. [0] https://www.activecollab.com/
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xemoka
13y ago
And if you're going the Laravel route (which I certainly recommend, I've used it a couple times here and there when PHP has been required), check out CodeBright by Dayle Rees (a Laravel core team member) on Leanpub ( https:/&
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xemoka
13y ago
I'm usually quite impressed by Google's Zeitgeist videos, this one was disappointing however. It's short (a minute shorter than 2012 and 2011), doesn't include many of the important events of the year, and is rather unin
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xemoka
13y ago
>Your whole rant comes off as entitled. You haven't really said anything of value. Just hackneyed sentiments that you can see any day on reddit or on Facebook. You seem to be suffering from the same curse here. Every counter-point y
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