mmxiii

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by mmxiii 10y ago
Can also map caps lock as ctrl. Ctrl+[ is esc in vim.
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by mmxiii 10y ago
I get that people have a handful of reasons why they would prefer that the headphone jack sticks around. But do you think that in 10 years, and if not that, in 100 years, that the headphone jack will still be the primary interface? And if t
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by mmxiii 11y ago
Your original outburst began with negativity and calling names. I pointed that out, and it turned into a conversation of whether comments that have consensus are good advice. And certainly, even comments that have consensus can violate the
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by mmxiii 11y ago
It's not a great use of time to argue with strangers about nothings on a message board, but people do what they do.
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by mmxiii 11y ago
Seems like there's a few things going on here. It is possible to make a moral statement on minimal information, as you did. It's not very a helpful or useful statement, but there isn't much helpful or useful input either. Wit
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by mmxiii 11y ago
Anyone can post any "advice' here. I explicitly stated that the class of advice you gave is not actionable or helpful. Not only is #5 not a particularly strong position, but the point I'm making is that statements that people
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by mmxiii 11y ago
No, you certainly can't speak for me. I have no empathy or relevant experience regarding betrayal, I simply wanted to point out how your response was more irrational than rational. You are right the majority consensus is betraying your
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by mmxiii 11y ago
The problem is that this is your subjective interpretation of what YOU think the consensus is. This is what you think other people think is wrong. Why should someone on this board believe that your conclusions about the consensus are accura
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by mmxiii 11y ago
It's fine to use intuition, but it's extremely important to be able to reflect and recognize on its shortcomings, which is that you may be inadvertently layering your own subjectivity on what you think is objective. In this case y
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by mmxiii 11y ago
There are a few things getting conflated here. 1. What the OP should do. 2. What the majority consensus is 3. How you subjectively feel about the majority consensus. 4. How the OP subjectively feels about the majority consensus. In this cas
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by mmxiii 11y ago
This is a nonsensical comment. With the information we are given, there's hardly any basis to conclude anything about: 1. Who is betraying who 2. Who should take ownership of the startup in case of a breakup The OP is asking for any re
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by mmxiii 12y ago
Good point, people were speculating that the innards would be swappable, but actually it looks like the model is that you keep the band, but swap the watchpiece. So when V2 comes out in 2 years, you keep your $400 band, and just pay $500 fo
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by mmxiii 12y ago
We should look at the bigger picture though, past our subjective preferences. Lyft/Uber should be exciting from a business perspective to the HN community because it represents a business model that has been uniquely enabled by changes
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by mmxiii 12y ago
>in realizing that there may actually be value in some of the BSing I don't know if this is the conclusion to take away. The OP of this topic is an example of where meaning and relevance does exist for design decisions, and can lead
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by mmxiii 12y ago
The mistake here is that you are conflating your subjective preference with reality. You are implicitly evaluating something against your own context, but to understand why twitter,etc are successful, you need to ask questions about what OT
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by mmxiii 12y ago
I understand how a watch guy would have strong feelings about the emotions and ideas behind a watch. But I think he is missing the greater context. When an object has a permanence in utility and form, we have a certain relationship with it.
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by mmxiii 12y ago
Twitch is a great marketing platform for games/new games and this opens up the ability for Twitch/streamers to monetize through Amazon referrals. For now, Amazon is selling physical copies, but seems reasonable to reuse their cont
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by mmxiii 12y ago
While most posts are touching on privacy or failure cases, I am still struggling to understand this product from a social perspective. First of all, this general idea has been floating around since companies like loopt, when mobile started
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by mmxiii 12y ago
Having gone through a similar process, and coming out on the other end, my impression is that it really doesn't matter which school you go to. All that matters is how you spend your time. If you are serious about entrepreneurship, and
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by mmxiii 13y ago
And you exemplify the kind of self-righteous person that probably spews this kind of junk daily. The reason people work on sexting apps over curing cancer is because it is a more human problem than curing cancer. In all your tunnel-visioned
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by mmxiii 13y ago
I knew multiple people at MIT who used the mental health services/therapists there. My impression was that their experience was positive, and that at least someone was there to listen and have a conversation with them.
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by mmxiii 13y ago
Life extension is only rational in a very limited sense. In the greater scope of the universe, all things must die. The rational outlook is to see our position in this context. Our mortality establishes the constraints in which we look for
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by mmxiii 13y ago
It's a bit silly that the biggest thread in this topic is about sci-fi/realism, when this is not even remotely the concern of the movie. These really aren't the tools or context in which the movie is asking the viewer to expl
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by mmxiii 13y ago
A reasonable direction go to would be: 1. reduce the range of gear power, make the average gear drop 80-90% of the maximum roll for the piece. 2. make the best pieces account bound and available in the ladder season. This would encourage re