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by htp 1y ago
Hah, yeah. I raised a mini Australian Shepherd from a puppy, and naively thought that experience had at least somewhat prepared me for parenthood. (It didn’t. At all. It’s an insanely wild ride.)
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by htp 3y ago
These are neat, but solve a different problem than the hangers from the submission.
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by htp 3y ago
This is rad! I tend to find animation and motion design daunting; the step-by-step construction of the menu really helped me understand how something like this can be put together. Thanks for making this!
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by htp 3y ago
I assume this is a reference to e.g. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36982813
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by htp 4y ago
This seems... not true, as https://www.sqlite.org/appfileformat.html indicates it "automatically coordinates concurrent access to the same document from multiple threads and/or processes" (search for: "C
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by htp 4y ago
Facebook's and Google's customers are advertisers, not end-users, no?
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by htp 4y ago
I’m a fan of this one: Never give up on a dream just because of the time it will take to accomplish it. The time will pass anyway. Earl Nightingale
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by htp 4y ago
I've found https://honk.me to be great fun.
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by htp 5y ago
In general: try tapping the dots at the top of the app, or tapping the app's icon in the dock. For Mail specifically: there's an icon in the lower-right of the sidebar that looks like two squares, one on top of the other- try givi
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by htp 10y ago
Is the Touch ID sensor the new power button? Yep.
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by htp 11y ago
Designer News: https://www.designernews.co/
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by htp 12y ago
A college friend in San Luis Obispo is working on this: http://horsepower.com
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by htp 12y ago
Cached version, as the site is currently down for me: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:0-I-y0x...
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by htp 12y ago
Took some time to figure out how to type these on a Mac: 1. Go to System Preferences => Keyboard => Input Sources 2. Add Unicode Hex Input as an input source 3. Switch to Unicode Hex Input (assuming you still have the default keyboard
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by htp 13y ago
The site’s hosted on a machine in his house, and is served over a DSL connection. He says Node and/or Pulsar are doing well enough (150 connections using ~50 MB of RAM and 40% CPU)- apparently he just doesn’t have enough bandwidth to g
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by htp 13y ago
> The DDP itself is kind of like REST over sockets on steroids. Wait, could you help me grok that? The way I see DDP, it's more like "just" RPC + notifications. Where does the RESTfulness come from?
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by htp 13y ago
Now that I’m thinking about it: What if you put one finger down to activate the interface, and tap with another finger (while still holding the first one on the display) to cycle through the menu? This requires at least two fingers, but wou
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by htp 13y ago
I really like the “one big button” idea! Using different numbers of fingers to control different things is interesting- how would people with missing fingers use this?
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by htp 13y ago
Just wanted to say I loved the original Eliss. Can’t wait to give this a shot later tonight!
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by htp 13y ago
"s/every day/frequently/g” is a UNIX-y way of saying “substitute ‘frequently’ in place of ‘every day’ in the entire document”. (See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sed#Substitution .)
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by htp 13y ago
This is the kind of thing that helps me understand why people don’t want to contribute to open source: You can get flamed just for making code public [1]. Contributing to someone else’s project and missing the bar for quality is one thing,
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by htp 13y ago
Nope, but it does animate when you resize your browser window.
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by htp 13y ago
Yep- send bugs and feature requests to https://bugreport.apple.com/ . Everything gets read, eventually, by a real live person. There’s more information available about reporting bugs (like which logs are useful, where to fi
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by htp 13y ago
Reposting a comment by the author from the article: > Upton depends on Nokogiri, which is basically the BeautifulSoup port for Ruby. > If you just used vanilla Nokogiri, you'd be responsible for writing code to fetch, save (maybe
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by htp 14y ago
Worked for me, too.
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by htp 14y ago
> I've always wondered if people who go out of their way in trying to appear to be humble are reacting to the disgust that they feel when others aren't appearing humble. I can’t speak for Don, but for me it’s always been an attempt to c
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by htp 14y ago
I personally have trouble quickly parsing expressions like sin(1 + (5 + x + y) / (n + k)), but do really well with things like: (sin (+ 1 (/ (+ 5 x y) (+ n k)))) Similarly, your Lisp could be reformatted to somethi
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by htp 14y ago
I’m in the middle of the most ridiculous stunt I’ve ever attempted in my life, and while I can’t talk about it I can say this: > the key here is to try anyway and learn along the process. This is exactly right. Keep pulling on the strin
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by htp 14y ago
I was thinking "Gloom filter", what with the possibility of reporting false negatives.
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by htp 14y ago
I noticed your imagined workflow seemed folder-oriented, and thought of Hazel: http://www.noodlesoft.com/hazel.php It doesn't provide the timeline you were looking for, and I don't think it can do Internet-y stuff, but it could take care

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