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If Technology Is Magic, Where Is the Curiosity?
(io2g.com)
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I use it regularly but there still seems to be a lot of stability/GUI issues, especially when using a lot of packages. I feel a lot is missing natively but I'm comparing to Notepad++ which has a lot of utility functions by default
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Ask HN: What books have changed your mind?
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> "ditching built-in streams and replacing them with something decent" What have you found sufficient for this?
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Comcast to give Atlanta fastest Internet in the country
(money.cnn.com)
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I think this only holds true if needs (or perhaps, desires) remain completely static. If standard of living never increases and what we want to do with resources never increases. If you want to compare Moore's law, technically the 5khz
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12y ago
Thank you for that, I was very misled by the title. Can you possibly explain this one bullet point in the text? (Only mention of a non-accredited investor). "A limitation on the amount of securities non-accredited investors can purchas
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Pretty neat, just made a small donation. I think it would be cool to see real-time statistics and various metrics. Like how much has been given (regularly updating). What goals there are to reach people in certain priority levels, like 45%
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That's a good observation. I wonder how it works for multiple objects that are significantly smaller than 1TB. If I'm streaming one at 4MBps and then after a bit, decide to start another object download, does the original slow to
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Newton's flaming laser sword
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Bit of a tangent, but I just finished reading Spark which shines some light on how exercise can improve neuroplasticity. https://books.google.com/books?id=zM_9Ft1j40UC&lpg=PT36&dq=p...
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How Fear Can Be Your Friend
(jonathanfields.com)
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Does it happen to help with the attitude or process of cooking? It's probably the bachelor mentality in me but I honestly just hate cooking. The amount of time (purchase food, prep, cook, clean pots/pans) for a 5 minute meal when
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12y ago
Sounds like an interesting possibility. Do you know of any start-ups who have successfully done this?
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Though I may not like it, I believe it. It's unfortunate that with SF's skyrocketing cost of living that we can't spread that out to cheaper and less economically fortunate cities.
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Disclaimer: I'm in a medium sized city in the midwest that has developer jobs but none for large corporations that sell software, so my advice here may be a bit skewed. Co-ops/internships: this is where you get your real experienc
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I think the metrics idea for developing may have value, but I also feel you could start to answer some of these questions simply by asking the developers. We tend to know if we're all of a sudden spending our time just on bug fixing. O
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Is Over-Analyzing Just an Opportunity to Avoid Grit?
(io2g.com)
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DeadBeef News: Like the Onion but for Programming and Startups
(deadbeef.wtf)
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As a web developer who knows enough Linux to do minimum dev-ops, could anyone recommend some things worth playing around with in FreeBSD? Like "do this and see how easy it is vs Ubuntu!". Or are the gains more long term like bette
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Brocken spectre
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Ask HN: What are you reading?
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I wonder how high you would need to go before the lack of oxygen would make the hydrogen impossible to burn.
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RGB Landscapes
(emiliogomariz.net)
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There was a Google Talk app that was replaced by Hangouts.
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The GMail functionality appears to still be there. I think OP was referring to the Android app Google Voice.
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The Google Voice app still did a traditional cellular call to my knowledge. You had to get a third party app like GrooVe IP in order to make a data call via the Google Voice system.
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List of films featuring powered exoskeletons
(en.wikipedia.org)
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I've often had a similar desire. I see the suggestions here for books and courses, which I don't dispute as good sources. However, I've come across good designers who have not gone through such extensive training. They haven&
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I recently tried using this for a project but ended up switching. I don't really need the encryption ability. More of an issue though is that there is no way to force that the hashes are "short". If you use their example for
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