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by zumu 10y ago
I've been doing this for years. It always blows people's minds. Generous salt and pepper is key. Using a different type of bread for the toast bit is also a fun improvisation.
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by zumu 10y ago
Rock and roll is no longer the rebellious mouthpiece of the youth. Increasingly kids make and listen to electronic music. Akai, Ableton, Traktor, etc. do not share this problem.
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by zumu 10y ago
Seriously. Who are these people that need 10hr battery lives? Biologists working in the field? Frequent business travelers?
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An Intro to Lenses in JavaScript(medium.com)
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by zumu 10y ago
My current laptop is a toshiba, and I bought it in the US. I've had good luck with the brand over the years.
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by zumu 10y ago
The pixel is in fact a beast. I almost bought one, but was worried about the tiny ssd. Do you find space limiting at all? VS Code has been stellar for JS and Go. The ruby experience has been pretty meh. Definitely depends on language/c
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by zumu 10y ago
I am actually running galliumOS--an ubuntu-based distro for chromebooks.
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by zumu 10y ago
I removed the write protection screw, upgraded my ssd, flashed on a new bios from https://mrchromebox.tech/ , and installed galliumOS--originally I used chrubuntu, then straight ubunutu. Everything works great. Even installe
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by zumu 10y ago
I use flow with vs code. With the extension, it will highlight type errors and provide intellisense. I'd try a to-do app with the flow extension on vs code. Or take an existing project and incrementally add types.
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by zumu 10y ago
I've been developing on a chrome book for the past year. I can confirm that vs code runs very smooth, while atom is finicky and just flat out dies on opening large folders/files.
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by zumu 10y ago
> Do we miss stuff like the optical drive enough to want to go back to 4.6 pound The optical drive was removed long after it was obsolete. With the recent MBPs, the gripe isn't about removing obsolete technology in the name of weigh
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by zumu 10y ago
On the Lenovo site. I found a coupon for 30% just googling around. Unfortunately, I believe it ended 10/30. However, Lenovo often has sales/promotions, esp around the holidays. So I'm sure there will be more sales soon. Anoth
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by zumu 10y ago
Just bough a 14 inch thinkpad t460p with 32gb of ram for $980. The form factor isn't quite as sexy, but the specs compare favorably to the macbook pro, and the price difference is pretty absurd. It's entirely upgradable to boot.
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by zumu 10y ago
Is the ram or SSD soldered or upgradable? This is increasingly one of my main concerns when looking at new laptops.
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by zumu 10y ago
This sounds like a defense of AP classes and not calculus in particular. Mind you there are also other AP math courses, notably statistics.
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by zumu 10y ago
Totally unsolicited, but relevant anecdote. I develop full time on a chromebook running gallium os--although I used Ubuntu for a good 9 months. Only perceivable differences is gallium has way less bloat and support for chrome keyboards. A d
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by zumu 10y ago
> DC Metro may be grand, but it's just not smart. As a subway system, no not smart, but (if the rumors are true) the stops were also designed to serve as fallout shelters. In that regard, perhaps it is smartly designed.
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by zumu 10y ago
Very true, but capability to run spread sheets, facebook and youtube is hardly worthy of the 'Pro' moniker.
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by zumu 10y ago
I'm interested in this 'two-paradigm shifts' rubric. Could you elaborate?
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by zumu 10y ago
Capitol Hill is the absolute trendiest part of town. A lot of people live on the north or west sides of town. Some friends of mine split a house for $500 a piece about a single 30-45 minute bus ride from their office downtown.
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by zumu 10y ago
DC always looks good in these because they never take into account all the cheap rents are in neighborhoods your average young professional is not going to wanna live in. I don't care how progressive you are--you're not moving to
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by zumu 10y ago
It is not significantly less sunny than many northern US cities also mentioned in this thread--Cleveland, Pittsburg, Buffalo, etc...
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by zumu 10y ago
Not enough mention of dashi, which is in everything. This article makes it sound like it's only relevant when sold as a mixture with soy sauce. Interesting information and anecdotes, but far from an overview of the 'Building Block
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by zumu 10y ago
Don't forget there's a difference between weight from fat and weight from other sources (muscle, bone, water, etc).
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by zumu 10y ago
I am admittedly woefully uninformed about the topic, but why is it discussions of economics seem so much more verbose than those of math and science? Perhaps it's just this article, but all this flowery language and backstory should be
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by zumu 10y ago
Escolar, which is often served in lieu of true tuna, is potentially harmful. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keriorrhea
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by zumu 10y ago
'Tuna' might not be the best word to describe these fish species served as sushi. In the original Japanese the labeling is much more explicit, where they are called 'maguro' which is less broad a category than 'tuna
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by zumu 10y ago
Somehow fitting...
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by zumu 10y ago
> As soon as I wanted to write any non-trivial code to read stuff from a database and do something with it, I got stumped - I didn’t know how to proceed. I could write some code, but it would turn out very ugly. I couldn’t write code tha
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by zumu 10y ago
Very cool project. I've been thinking about doing something like this for years. However, I must ask, is there an option to display the definitions in simple Japanese/use the app entirely in Japanese? Seems to me if you're re

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