glossyscr

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by glossyscr 10y ago
Very good question, I thought many times about this and could think that probably the beginning or how you start the day determines the rest of the day.
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by glossyscr 10y ago
I have also two types of days: - I am ultra productive or... - I am procrastinating the entire day
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by glossyscr 10y ago
Can anyone confirm: What I heard from VCs is that the hype AI is over again. Not that they don't see a future in AI but ... - It's more difficult than expected; even narrow focussed Ai powered bots have huge difficulties to unders
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by glossyscr 11y ago
Nice idea was my first thought. Later I was looking for the site again, googled 'most dangerous wrting app' & found this: http://www.theverge.com/2016/1/28/10853534/flowstate-writing...
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by glossyscr 11y ago
tl;dr + my suggestion: Use React together with Redux, Webpack and Immutable (my suggestion). http://teropa.info/blog/2015/09/10/full-stack-redux-tutorial...
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by glossyscr 11y ago
Finally, a nice piece on Zuck in Berlin, Axel Springer's CEO is quite a smart guy turned that dino corporation into something digital in few years. There was another public thing on Facebook (Q&A town hall Berlin) where the German
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by glossyscr 11y ago
Someone who got it and starts the README right away with advantages over Cygwin. The '1/15th of the size' sounds fantastic—I installed Cygwin on a cheaper Windows notebook yesterday and it took 45 minutes (I could have instal
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by glossyscr 11y ago
My dad had an IBM Selectric typewriter with a typeball head. I remember I was 9 or 10 and it was so satisfying how a soft key press let the typeball moving & rotating incredibly fast to the right letter and hammering the paper. Actually
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by glossyscr 11y ago
Sounds great and looking forward!
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by glossyscr 11y ago
Wrong question. I don't care where I can find free WiFi. Nowadays, every damn coffee shop, hotel or mall has free Wifi—I care about fast and free WiFi with speedy up- & downloads and low latency. Well executed implementation th
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by glossyscr 11y ago
Thanks, first time I hear about a Mongoose web server.
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by glossyscr 11y ago
Why? While Nxweb looks very promising, my first question would be 'Why should I use it over eg Nginx?' It would be helpful to have some direct comparison to other servers on the landing page. EDIT: Ok, there is a link to some od
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by glossyscr 11y ago
I am happy that there is Node. I'm still mind blown every single day about the Node community—for me it's the fastest evolving dev ecosystem which is at the same time high performant and robust.
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by glossyscr 11y ago
This is great. Mozilla is focussing on its core competency. No mobile OS, no identity built in the browser, no distractions—no, it's just about the browser and how to make it better. What this guy showed is just impressive, well do
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by glossyscr 11y ago
> registered agent and address on file so somebody but not me, right?
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by glossyscr 11y ago
Michael, Thanks for your quick answers! Highly appreciated! > Not at the moment, though we're looking at more locations as we continue to expand Stripe Atlas So, it would be Delaware as the administration location, right? (which I w
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by glossyscr 11y ago
I just checked the prohibited businesses https://stripe.com/de/prohibited-businesses I am fine with most of them being prohibited but at some points it's getting quite restricted: 1. Virtual currency that can be m
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by glossyscr 11y ago
While I really like the idea—a one stop-shop company creator I am a bit unsure if Stripe will achieve the same quality level like dedicated registries which do this for several years. Points I am missing/not seeing: - Can I decide abou
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by glossyscr 11y ago
how did you do this?
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by glossyscr 11y ago
nice one, didn't know that
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by glossyscr 11y ago
Highly recommended: the Adobe Color website (before Kuler): https://color.adobe.com/explore/most-popular/?time=all Also the mobile app is extremely well done (can create color schemes from picture or live from the
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by glossyscr 11y ago
=> Browserstack
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by glossyscr 11y ago
For a long time I would have agreed--Office is Windows' killer app since the Windows version is way better than the other OS versions. But looking deeper it's getting harder and harder to justify Office: For presentations I prefer
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by glossyscr 11y ago
Sometimes I wish that every article had a short tl;dr at the top. This post looks great offering awesome pics and an interesting topic but I am too ADD to read it (and wondering if it's worth the time).
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by glossyscr 11y ago
Out of curiosity: Is there any Windows killer app in 2016 I need WINE for?
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by glossyscr 11y ago
Sometimes when googling answers I end up on some odd PHP written forum site from ten years ago--ad heavy, huge profile pics, blinking emoticons, endless user signatures after every comment, answers and useless comments spread over multiple
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by glossyscr 11y ago
Meditation is a work-around only. As written in another post: I started one month ago and then I was frequently meditating with Headspace (which is awesome btw). While meditation helped me to go through hard times it never solved the underl
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by glossyscr 11y ago
What I basically meant: while meditating was not satisfying at all the afterwards felt great: I didn't had any urge to waste time with Facebook or other unproductive activities. The biggest problem around meditation is that most are
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by glossyscr 11y ago
"Graphing how addicted your friends are to Facebook and Facebook Messenger"
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by glossyscr 11y ago
First time I meditated was one month ago. 20 Minutes. It was a pain, doing nothing, just breathing, keeping focus on your breath and body. I was suffering every second, doing nothing, having no thoughts, no mind wandering. It was so hard an

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