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Ask HN: Is the most recent iOS update sending old unsent mail drafts?
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7y ago
A Modest Proposal for the internet age
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7y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. I read through the article and just assumed wework had announced new layoffs after the IPO was aborted.
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7y ago
I thought this list was hilarious (despite some of my preferred languages being on the never use list). I'm surprised to see so many people taking it so personally/serious. If this list really offends you, I would suggest you have
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7y ago
Maybe hot cash means something different, but it means stolen where I come from :)
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7y ago
My mail from DO doesn't get rejected, but ends up 100% of the time in spam.
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7y ago
Was going to comment the same. OP you must be a glutton for punishment if you can't touch type and are using vim
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7y ago
When I was first exposed to Medium (which was before I started coding), the coolaborative notes and highlights really felt like what I would want a literature github to be. Just as a thought experiment, it's interesting that I think n
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7y ago
It a my first time to see lithub.com. I was hoping it would be like Github for writers, but was disappointed. Does anyone know if such a thing exists?
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8y ago
The opening of this rings true for me. Once I get a pattern ingrained, it can be difficult to reverse it even if there is a more efficient way. To combat this I usually pick one thing per coding session to work on. I find lists like these h
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8y ago
I find t and f more useful in my day to day. On any given line there is almost always some character that gets me within a few words of where I want to be then w or b to get to the word itself. Might be somewhat language/style specific
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8y ago
Ad soon as I saw the stand and keyboard I had exactly the same thought.
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8y ago
Though I think there are parts of this letter that are obviously self serving and hypocritical the point I find more problematic actually has nothing to do with Spotify. Apple says most apps contribute nothing to the app store. This is fals
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8y ago
One thing I always think about with lists like this is that those goods are made to be consumed at the level in which they are currently being consumed (i.e. not very much). A few examples: Consumer grade tools and appliances will reach wha
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8y ago
This needs a date (2001). I was confused for a while why I wasn't seeing this show up in my RSS reader until I checked the date
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8y ago
I have had this memory from some time ago about a scene from a podcast. Scientists in a lab are trying to wrangle an insect (which I remember to be a mantis of some kind) with a glass rod. The insect bites the rod with such force that it sn
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8y ago
I thought the same about those until I tried to follow the examples. First in ruby and then in Vue, neither worked without a lot of hacking/changes. Really cool idea though to put the credentials in the examples.
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8y ago
Although Rumsfeld often gets credit for this statement, it has been around for a long time before him https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/There_are_known_knowns
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8y ago
Bitcoin is a deflationary currency.
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8y ago
I had the same thought when I read this. I wasn't into Rails back then (or development) so I don't have a sense of context for what the framework was like at that point in time, but the more articles I read about Twitter in the ea
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8y ago
Just another anecdata point, I have the same upgrades for one bought in the timeframe and got the same message.
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Ask HN: Anyone else not read the questions on SO, only the answers when stuck?
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9y ago
This is such an excellent use of parallax scrolling
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9y ago
A premium feature which might also be valuable to users would be tie-ins with other platforms. E.g. you are taking a Udemy course and it has a batch of cards created by the instructor. Looks really cool, congrats on building it!
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9y ago
This isn't really my area of expertise so if this already exists feel free to educate me. Would it be possible to have a generic browser that isnt controlled by any vendor, but perhaps contributed to by all of them, which could be used
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Rails API + Vue is by far the most productive stack for me. I came from a Rails background but never really liked the view layer + jquery. I tried React but it just didn't stick. When I put those together for the first time though I ge
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This is good advice. Whenever I'm sure I'm right, I try to get people to walk me through whatever they are proposing because I know they will eventually step through the problems that I see, but they don't yet. But, you know,
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9y ago
Here's the email. Jest may be hard to discern via text, but I if I had made that contribution (directly or indirectly) and was met by this response by the maintainer, I think it would be my last. https://lkml.org/lkml&#
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9y ago
If OP wrote using ES2015 then it wouldn't be included, async is defined in 2017
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9y ago
Nice project, I like the format of entering new recipes. I think you will get good uptake even from users who don't know what GH is :) Is this project open source or does it plan to be at some point? I've looked at some of the oth
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