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by ryjm 7y ago
One that handles this well: https://www.curbed.com/2019/6/13/18662753/nice-try-podcast-l...
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by ryjm 7y ago
Nice Try! just released a great episode about Levittown in Concord Park: https://www.curbed.com/2019/6/13/18662753/nice-try-podcast-l...
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by ryjm 8y ago
ah it's so fun when worlds collide. i own a strandberg ( https://strandbergguitars.com/ ) - sincerely believe there is a huge amount of room for technical advancement in this space.
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by ryjm 9y ago
Man do I miss native desktop apps. This is so well done! Something like this could be a Guitar Pro killer if it had support for writing a score/tablature. Imagine being able to commit changes to a score and have your bandmates pull it
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by ryjm 10y ago
Replace 'AI' with 'Jenkins' and this becomes some great satire.
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The Robot Vacuum Ate My Pancreas(wnyc.org)
2 points by ryjm 10y ago|0 comments
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by ryjm 13y ago
The article did not mention anything about skipping questions that were important to him; it specifically said that he had originally been picking questions "more or less" at random. You're also assuming that the set of quest
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by ryjm 14y ago
For people who don't know what timeboxing is: http://www.alljapaneseallthetime.com/blog/timeboxing-trilogy... Even if you aren't into language learning it is a very interesting (and practical) read. "Anyway, the short answer is this: tim
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by ryjm 14y ago
11. Twitter is down (2010) 67 points by retrothrowback 6 hours ago | flag | 140 short comments Clever.
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by ryjm 15y ago
There was a popular post a few years back about an algorithm for optimum learning ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=818157 ). I found this while browsing around the org-mode site, and thought this might interest people who turned off by
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Org-drill.el - spaced repetition in emacs(orgmode.org)
2 points by ryjm 15y ago|1 comments