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by stpe 1y ago
I love playing solitaire card games. But got sick of all privacy intrusive, subscription, ad-riddled crap out there. So I combined learning macOS/iOS development with doing my own games the way I want them (currently Klondike and Spide
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by stpe 3y ago
Should it not be ”Live free and die” then?
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by stpe 3y ago
Funny. Kagi was the payment solution I used to sell shareware in the late 90'ies. I believe the company later disappeared due a fraud case that made it bankrupt. Seems like both domain and company name is recycled into this now.
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by stpe 3y ago
It is a numbers game. And by increasing the number of chances to "play", you increase the probability of scoring (i.e. "increase your luck surface area"). > How do you know if by increasing your good luck in one area
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by stpe 3y ago
Why, oh why, is in-car infotainment so bad? And I don't mean bad as in subjective opinions about user interface. I mean the fact that my 2 year old high-end Audi A6 still show Yelp ratings in the navigation system in Europe - Yelp pret
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by stpe 3y ago
It is the consequences of a power outage in Flexential PDX02 data center.
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by stpe 3y ago
Indeed so. Once in my youth I brought my Amiga 500 to a friend's place, and he had a cat that peed on the edge of it. The computer was ok, but it was basically a flood of cat pee seeping in into the memory expansion slot underneath. Tr
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by stpe 3y ago
I really like reading books, non-fiction, fiction, business, everything. But I always tended to have good reading momentum and then life/work happened that derailed the reading habit - and I forgot about it. Took months to pick up agai
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by stpe 3y ago
Except you had to register in an app every place you went to, during covid. Nice social profiling that data could provide… say, if another type of party ended up as the ruling one.
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by stpe 3y ago
I wonder how many thousands (millions?) of man-hours of lost productivity over the world the Github SSH debacle resulted in. Not only for teams to fix the issue in a build pipeline no one touched for several years, but also the lost product
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by stpe 4y ago
We used Gremlins instead. https://lspo.feri.um.si/teachware/internal/programming/palmo...
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by stpe 4y ago
The problem is not crypto. The problem is (the lack of) diversification of his investments. Putting your life-savings in a single stock is equally bad. Putting your life-savings in tech stocks is almost as bad. Diversifying it over multiple
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by stpe 5y ago
Pick any of the big four; PwC, EY, Deloitte, KPMG. Typically they'll do a valuation and put a bonus threshold. x% under, x+n% if over.
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by stpe 5y ago
> Is your leader the ultimate authority of your group? Yes. Selected by, and sole connection to the mythical group "board". > Does your leader have impressive, made-up names or titles? Yes. "Chief Executive Officer&quot
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by stpe 5y ago
Around February there's a whole week where schools are closed with the incentive to do sports - especially winter sports (given the time of the year). A lot of people go to ski resorts - the alps (or up north in Sweden - which got moun
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by stpe 6y ago
Same with Swedish city Västerås with original name West Aros. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V%C3%A4ster%C3%A5s
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by stpe 7y ago
Here’s the non-Medium-paywall’ed “friends link” of the article: https://medium.com/@stpe/how-to-use-an-api-without-programmi...
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by stpe 7y ago
I was very much like that. Then by coincidence, I got into RC-car racing. Not only is it fun, a community, and a way to see yourself improve - it is my first non-programming-hobby-activity since being a teenager, and most importantly a mone
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by stpe 8y ago
When reaching my destination, the Uber-driver said: "Give me 5 stars and I'll give you 5 stars". I questioned that practice and said I will give my rating in due time. The driver got upset and started to rant about how I neve
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by stpe 8y ago
RC racing. Early this year I joined the local RC racing club and bought I used 1/10th scale 2WD buggy kit. I found it amazingly entertaining, almost zen-like, to do racing. It is like a video game, but in real life. And to learn skills
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Learn business and become a better software developer(hackernoon.com)
1 points by stpe 8y ago|0 comments
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Data on seasonal emoji usage in Instagram captions(medium.com)
2 points by stpe 8y ago|0 comments
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Instagram emoji hashtags usage statistics(hackernoon.com)
1 points by stpe 8y ago|0 comments
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How to successfully work remotely(medium.com)
1 points by stpe 8y ago|0 comments
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by stpe 8y ago
This is from a respected manufacturer and they've got 2-cell 7.4V LiPo batteries with a 120C discharge rate. There must surely be a way to verify this claim? https://teamorion.com/en/news-and-racing/team-orion
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by stpe 9y ago
I love coding on a train (long-distance, rather than short commute). The whole concept of being productive WHILE also being transported is somehow very energizing. I use an MBP 15", typically using train-wifi or tethering to my phone (
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by stpe 9y ago
Thanks for doing this - this seems like a very good addition to improve the retention of the information intake for books. At least for me - I've noticed that resurfacing what matters to me within a quite short timeframe after reading
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by stpe 9y ago
I'm very much the same. And I do envy people who gets into some kind of hyper productive mode after a coffee, or like my partner who can't sleep at night if she gets a cup after 2pm. I can have a large cup of coffee at 10pm, becom
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Nike further cripples data precision in its API(blog.smashrun.com)
1 points by stpe 9y ago|0 comments
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by stpe 9y ago
Free option is still there (listed below the plans).

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