kfrz

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by kfrz 10y ago
It would seem you love things that aren't exclusive to Apple, crisp fonts and development friendly ecosystem. I make my living writing code and I never game these days so I feel you! I say fuck apple because they know they have a huge
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by kfrz 10y ago
Note the potential extensive value for someone who needs a display they can use with multiple inputs or wants to keep it for the future... There's something different about a standalone display panel. Besides all said and done a cust
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by kfrz 10y ago
This is my thought too. PC has always been interesting to people who care about performance, price, future proofing, free software, etc. Specifically glad the author is going to be well, on the side of the Holy Master Race but overall
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by kfrz 10y ago
I bet with a bit of deal scouring one could find a 5k panel that is comparable but not quite as good. The opportunity cost of using that monitor on any other computer rather than just the one mac? Priceless. Fuck Apple, they sell you on
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by kfrz 10y ago
Hey I've been a follower for awhile, both you and your brother have been huge influences on my growth mindset. It's amazing to see you posting on HN and I will leave it at this: thank you.
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by kfrz 10y ago
I'm not mad, but I just got spoiled that Randy apparently goes to prison. I'm at about chapter 40, finally listening to Cryptonomicon on Audible (thanks Amazon Prime). On the bright side, I'm now listening to Bach's Bran
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by kfrz 10y ago
Same thing here. I listen to music I listened to when I first started spending 6+ hours after school coding. It's not what you'd guess. I know the music so well it puts me into a comfort zone that always allows me to just get shit
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by kfrz 10y ago
So it's like S03E01 of Black Mirror.... or what's happening in China with their social scoring system
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by kfrz 10y ago
Compared to reddit, you're 100% on the money. At least here, I'm looking at the news/writings I'd be looking at elsewhere, but the discussion is much closer to humane than some things I've seen elsewhere on this int
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by kfrz 10y ago
Only yesterday I discovered I could play an adventure game in emacs. Then I discovered a bunch of layers and modes that were awesome. I haven't begun to scratch the surface, but if I buy a new Nexus 6P can I just flash Emacs on it?
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Freelancer’s Field Guide, a How to on Living in a Modern Nomad’s Paradise(medium.com)
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by kfrz 10y ago
Sure but I can just go to the Wiki page for Information Theory and see the relevant information. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_theory
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by kfrz 10y ago
True, save the areas where legislation disallows. But this is a consideration when I purchase/rent a place now, so your point is definitely valid.
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by kfrz 10y ago
> I moved back home and use it as a homebase to fly everywhere. I like that I have the freedom to take a taxi to the airport and be there in 10 minutes, board a plane with my laptop in a carry-on backpack and fly somewhere random, work f
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by kfrz 10y ago
I'm about 450 mi due East of SLC! We've got both sides of the range covered!
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by kfrz 10y ago
Yeah, I don't get why a lot of people are locked into a binary view point about it -- the beauty of this lifestyle is that you can just pick a spot and settle. I like to think of it as a walkabout to see more places before I decide whe
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by kfrz 10y ago
It's not easy. I've been freelancing off-and-on as a web developer/hired code-hand for almost three years now, with the express goal of becming location-independent. I still have debt (student loans, but no CC), so I keep my
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by kfrz 10y ago
I'm sort of in it now. It is a struggle to find a good routine, but when you do -- oh boy do I love waking up at 5:00 am to do a morning 3-hour hike in the mountains, come back for a killer second breakfast and slam into code-mode with
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by kfrz 10y ago
Ramit doesn't mess around.
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by kfrz 10y ago
Yeah, this is what I do to a tee. I just say "well, can't credit them as a reliable source of quality journalism." Then I move on and find some coherent research on what I need to know.
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by kfrz 10y ago
Just signed up. Can't wait to start talking to HAL
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by kfrz 10y ago
Jekyll is cool!
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by kfrz 10y ago
There are two tiers to Docker's support, for certain, but as pointed out on the Github issue by a Docker team member here ( https://github.com/docker/docker/issues/23203#issuecomment-2... ), there's a
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by kfrz 10y ago
Location: Minneapolis MN Remote: Yes! Relocate; Yes! Tech: Ruby, HTML/CSS, SQL, jQuery, React Résumé/CV: http://www.kfrz.work http://www.linkedin.com/in/kfurzland Email: kfrz.code@gmail.com
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by kfrz 10y ago
SEEKING WORK: Minneapolis MN (surrounding) or remote I'm a junior full-stack developer. Looking for between 20 - 25hrs a week in freelance. Good at: HTML/CSS, Rails, Server admin, dev ops kfrz.code@gmail.com My latest involvement:
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by kfrz 10y ago
I'm excited to see this in fruition. I don't know how much of a concern this is but https://hyperdev.com/about/ loads an attachment (mime/octet-stream). I've never seen this behavior before so I did
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by kfrz 10y ago
How does this compare to Pinboard.in? I have used Pinboard for a while and would try this if I didn't have to sign up via a second-level form page just to see a demo. I'd be 100% more willing to sign up if you had a simple "d
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by kfrz 10y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA Remote: Yes, have done it before Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Ruby, Rails, PHP, C#, HTML/CSS, Linux Résumé/CV: https://goo.gl/8SDXbB Email: kfrz.code@gm
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by kfrz 10y ago
Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA Remote: Yes, have done it before Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Ruby, Rails, PHP, C#, HTML/CSS, Linux Résumé/CV: https://goo.gl/8SDXbB Email: kfrz.code@gmail.com Looki
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by kfrz 10y ago
Just wiped OSX off my MBP 11,2 and rocking Ubuntu minimal. Happy days.

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