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by arbie 6y ago
Input text in https://www.bpmn-sketch-miner.ai/doc/00-intro.html to create a BPMN, download it and edit in Camunda Modeler?
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by arbie 6y ago
As someone that could never get into Markdown, this looks promising to me!
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by arbie 7y ago
Caution: NewPipe may cause your entire Google account to get locked. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21247759
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by arbie 7y ago
> back in the 1990's ... everybody in VLSI design expected you to know Perl. Has this changed at all?
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by arbie 7y ago
This could blow Nebo out of the water.
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by arbie 7y ago
Keyboard-only input is not antithetical to discoverability. You can have a menu system (including top-menu bar) with clear hotkeys displayed.
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by arbie 7y ago
What if the IDE did not traverse a specific file during the global search and replace? Are you relying on a correct and comprehensive project/workspace setup within the IDE?
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by arbie 7y ago
I think we are seeing the difference between software development and software engineering laid bare. The distinction is similar to a property developer and a civil engineer. Both create buildings, but one does it at scale by offloading fun
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by arbie 7y ago
"250M printers compromised by Google Cloud Print" is an ugly look. It won't matter at that time that Google rescued a beloved product from being Deep-Sixed.
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by arbie 7y ago
No one? It is an open standard originally created by Apple.
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by arbie 7y ago
Isn't NaCl deprecated now?
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by arbie 7y ago
Can the Server be launched on a Windows machine?
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by arbie 7y ago
Is there a Windows or Web client for DevonThink?
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by arbie 7y ago
If it (or Notion.so) supported Inking, I would switch completely from my combination of GDocs, GKeep and GoodNotes5. Will see if I can contribute to this project.
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by arbie 7y ago
In ten years, there will be serious money in it as enterprise codebases need to be renewed.
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by arbie 7y ago
Public transit exposes everyone's full routes, anyway. Metrocards can lead back to the payment card used for the purchase, and buses (which also record passenger ingress/egress) can remember all swiped Metrocards.
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by arbie 7y ago
This is a fascinating piece of history, the Taxi Riots of 1934: https://untappedcities.com/2015/02/05/today-in-nyc-history-t...
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by arbie 7y ago
There are many industries where the workflow espoused in the manual IS the secret sauce, and, once replicated, can be replaced by a much cheaper product. In these cases, you will never recoup your NRE.
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by arbie 7y ago
I agree completely. Just observing users stumbling through what you had thought was a blindingly-obvious, low-friction workflow is an eye-opener. Sometimes, you have used your own code way too much to judge effectiveness. Having a no-agenda
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by arbie 7y ago
The difficulty is in rolling back previously unlimited freedom.
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by arbie 7y ago
In Silly Valley, yes.
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Tesla Model 3 Cost of Ownership Slightly Cheaper Than a Camry(loupventures.com)
64 points by arbie 7y ago|76 comments
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by arbie 7y ago
If I listen to a song and transcribe the lyrics myself, do I still require a license to put them up online and profit from them via ads on my site?
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by arbie 7y ago
Facebook didn't happen to society. The internet happened to society.
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by arbie 7y ago
I have had a good time with Cloud9, now part of AWS. I default to t2.nano and scale it up for large bursts of workload.
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by arbie 7y ago
IIUC, you are suggesting that GitHub make new repos private by default, unless a permissive license is set. This seems a reasonable balance.
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by arbie 7y ago
Keyboard and processor are unrelated dimensions of improvement.
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by arbie 7y ago
Seems convincing. Likely the same reasoning behind removing Real-Time results.
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by arbie 7y ago
> Now for the rest of my life, I will always have something to hack on. :) This is such an inspiring and humbling sentiment! Thank you for all your hard work on this impressive project.
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by arbie 7y ago
I think it's a given that Perl6 will not achieve the prevalence that Perl5 has.

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