holyjaw

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by holyjaw 1y ago
It's cool to hear about the process, but I'd be much more interested to see it in action. You mentioned this was for a work project, so I doubt you can record yourself live working on it, but is there an adequately innocent proxy
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by holyjaw 2y ago
I've been listening to this album since it came out, so I guess that makes two decades now. They so beautifully captured the soul of the game's soundtrack and amplified it in all the right ways. Can't recommend enough giving
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by holyjaw 6y ago
You're getting a lot of flak for this, but I agree with you and stand by this principle. I have certainly missed out on good content – in the case of LTT, I had some friends convince me it was worth it and they were, of course, right.
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by holyjaw 6y ago
The posted article is a fun and interesting read about the author's relationship to themself and their family as impacted by their viewing of various classes. I struggle to find a relevant comparison here, other than that both the arti
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by holyjaw 7y ago
This reads like really weird blogspam. I also wonder why they misspell the number "10": > "With Disney’s VIP Tour Services, you and your loved ones (up to 1o guests)" The only time I see a typo like this is when a sha
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by holyjaw 8y ago
I'm a bit confused by this: > The challenge has kubernetes logo on the bottom of the page like the screenshot below, and the IP is 35.241.245.36. > I immediately realized that is a GCP machine, so I tested the backend server by s
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by holyjaw 8y ago
> I find fourth-wave feminist articles like this to be a complete sham, because they completely stop short of asking a far more constructive question: > 'Why is this happening?' > How happy are men (as a class) in South K
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by holyjaw 9y ago
`uptime`
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by holyjaw 9y ago
Is there anyway to disable autoplay videos on bloomberg's website? They're one of the few sites I routinely click through from HN, but the disruption of the autoplay is quite disrespectful, and frankly boils my blood.
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by holyjaw 10y ago
It's not too obvious, but this is a Github "Story" (not just the profile of an OSS contributor). Pretty interesting content in the article. I know of her from Twitter (guess I randomly followed some time ago) - definitely wor
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by holyjaw 10y ago
I went cold turkey sometime in about 2011 or 2012. The only reason I did it was because I was finishing college at the time, and I was afraid that I was losing the ability to rewire my brain on a muscle-memory level. It was a pain in the as
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by holyjaw 10y ago
Looks like that was done with Paper [1]. 1: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id506003812?mt=8
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by holyjaw 10y ago
This is one of my favorite pieces on the matter, though it doesn't directly address your question: http://www.theverge.com/2016/5/9/11612530/ghost-in-the-shell...
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by holyjaw 11y ago
You're describing a world where everybody expected a website to end in .com, and if not that, then maybe a handful of others. That world is changing; what will people's expectations be in the future?
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by holyjaw 11y ago
Isn't this a bit misleading? Trump was a personality for many, many years before his presidential campaign.
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by holyjaw 11y ago
Probably a style thing. I think I recall reading about this in one of his Swift or Objective-C books? Can't quite remember. EDIT: Or maybe even just a hastily typed example code
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by holyjaw 11y ago
The author is Ash Furrow, who has written numerous Obj-C books and apps. I highly doubt he's confused about Obj-C; he'll probably turn up in this thread at some point though, so it may be worth asking.
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by holyjaw 11y ago
Putting a link to your product on your own non-commercial website isn't paid advertising though, and it's certainly not proof-positive of a PR firm.
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by holyjaw 11y ago
This is what I have in my "Kill Element" bookmarklet. (SECURITY NOTE: You should never blindly copy and paste javascript like this and run it in your browser.) javascript:(function(){var e=document.body.style.cursor;document.b
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by holyjaw 11y ago
Cool, thanks for the distinction! Gives me some terms to look up for more info, too.
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by holyjaw 11y ago
Nice example, thanks!
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by holyjaw 11y ago
The Digg exodus was due, in part, to Digg rapid-fire iterating over new site-wide designs in an era when the web was still learning how to deal with things like asynchronous actions and dynamic (vs. static) content. One of the other major i
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by holyjaw 11y ago
OK, I can appreciate your stance, but can you explain the difference? (Or at least point to a reference that does?)
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by holyjaw 11y ago
> business model I'm not sure what you mean here; are you referring to the annual donation drive? I love this model, but I know a lot of Wikipedia users who absolutoly hate the (admittedly non-invasive and pretty respectful) banners
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by holyjaw 11y ago
> Note how the article shows them apologizing for how the transition was handled, not the firing, which there are still no clear details on. That is none of your business. That is none of -our- business. Anybody who thinks they deserve t
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by holyjaw 11y ago
I think it's easy to see the major outbreak of support for Victoria and the mods of the default subreddits, but I personally couldn't care less. Yes, it's clear Reddit has a significant number of difficult problems to work th
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by holyjaw 11y ago
What's the difference between the Red book [1] and the Black book [2]? 1: http://www.amazon.com/whys-poignant-guide-Ruby-color/dp/1512... 2: http://www.amazon.com/whys-poignant-guide-lucky-sti
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by holyjaw 11y ago
I've used Slate for 2 years. Slate hasn't had an update in 2 years. It was supposed to be replaced by Zephyros, no Phoenix, no Hydra, no Mjolnir, no ... Despite the lack of updates, Slate is what I still use to this day. It still
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by holyjaw 12y ago
Who gives a crap? It's his money, let him buy what he wants. Please don't become the technorati paparazzi.
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by holyjaw 12y ago
But what did the conversations look like behind closed doors? "If you don't work with us, I'll guarantee the judge gives you the maximum sentence" seems plausible.

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