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i have only used the non-mobile app but you should give anki a try: https://www.ankiapp.com
in college i had all my math and physics definitions and formulas in anki cards. man... i lost all that stuff!
i think people tend to mean much worse "than before".
for example, i have seen videos of ms word and ms visual studio, on old pentium, load instantly with a splashscreen flashing by. i was truly impressed indeed.
true that.
not just cruises. nor just leisure and touristic activities either. tons of jobs have similar working conditions. and tbh, i am not sure avoiding or banning these activities is the solution.
i mean, we are not throwing our smartphones away yet, are we?
hey, check this out, it came up before: https://hackernewstitles.netlify.app
sometimes the reasons don't make sense to me even though people say they do.
well there was that new york time podcast on child abuse and how the internet made things exponentially worse... that was quite a big moment for me about being able to remove online data.
yes, we need to be able to erase stuff from the internet.
appreciated!
how do you get formatting to work in hn?
noticed the same here.
the question is, how do we get other interesting posts and products to HN front page?
sounds very western/us-centric.
i have been curious about japan and how they handled the crisis. they are projecting to re-open schools very soon.
personal experience.
intermittent fasting has indeed put me in more relaxed, calculating, and calm states. it's like your body forces you to think about every action you take so you don't waste the little energy you have.
but that was then. my body has since adjusted to them and now i have to fast longer to reach these mental states.
difficult because i now have hobbies (playing instruments) that prevent me from doing so.
despicable.
i am curious what legal protections these kinds of art forms/music have?
can we have 2018 in the title?
also wondering what the author thinks of the progress made since as far as optional typing in python 3.
a lot of fortran fixes!
but... that excerpt you quoted is saying what you wrote?
author went from small town where everybody knows you and everything to the (supposedly big?) city where you can merge in. and author finds it great.
most people are decrying mass surveillance. not small scale overseeing. many people i know are not concerned that neighbors are looking after each other...
yea very true! and as someone who grew up speaking french, i want people to stop making the viola/voila mistake too. viola is an instrument. voila is what you mean most of the time.
also off-topic, but i heard the word senglish, for singaporean english, on a podcast yesterday. that made me realize how english has the potential to become a universal language with each country having their own version.
french people already use the term frenglish when they mix english words with french. we could have spanglish, japenglish, germanish, etc. they don't have to be called those though.
it would be totally awesome to be able to communicate with almost everyone in the world. just like the internet!
this is so true! but we have ourselves to blame for it. these days i don't get mad at google search results anymore. i knew someone gamed the result in order to try to sell me something...
here's one the has started to puzzle me: TED talks have become the ground for people trying to sell you something. but it's different when what they are selling is hope, optimism, and encouraging words, right?
wrong!
at least to me. this feels wrong.
wrt #2, you are right.
but i have read and learned crazy things like you can't have part of their name in your own products or company names. or again, you can't use their main colors for branding.
ridiculous!
this looks super nifty!
Adam built a massive following...
say no more. that was my first thought. online popularity is a real thing and most people tend to ignore that.
i want to say it's less about what you are building but the number of people you can convince. the result of years of online socializing...
in fact, i have been, sometimes, utterly impressed by people who build large followings and supporters on patreon. having people believe in them while they are still figuring out their journey.
and on the other hand, i have seen i have seen people i have admired for years and considered role models try to build an online following and fail.
things have changed...
In contrast, Python encourages the creation of monoliths of the type McIlroy criticized.
unfair and gratuitous criticism of python... i have seen and written many small tools you can run using "python -m".
the easy to forget justification is surprising to me. especially when most modern languages have the concept of unpacking, rest, spread or etc.
making the trick work with other mapping types and making it faster is totally understandable though.
learning so much from you guys lol not even a gamer :) now i think i am going to try to invest into a camera to record my piano practices. i wonder if that would help me get better...
ah, i see. so fundamentals is like the basics and in these FPS games it's things like aiming, ducking, moving around, etc?
would you guys mind giving examples of what you are calling fundamentals?
sandbox clusters
i mean yes. i am of the same sentiment as the original commenter. you don't wanna be messing with production clusters from your mobile phone.
getting alerted and monitoring is fine though. i am very curious about all this...
still unsure i follow. i must be missing something... react does not prevent anyone from using jquery afaik. in fact, anyone can go ahead and use jquery with react if they want.
react is doing what php did a while ago (and is still doing). it's mixing frontend with backend stuff. i personally find it refreshing!
we did that for a while then people came and told us how bad it was and we needed to do strict MVC or whatnot. now everybody is doing it and it's cool again!
thank you so much for doing this! i hope it continues to open more doors of opportunities to you!
primo, this is a crazy snappy proof that shows that github search can be done. next, the UI is amazing. and finally, all my queries worked!
i am now going to remove "github search sucks" from my to-be-published rants because this post demonstrates that 1. people care 2. github was already working on it.
read an error message to troubleshoot
okay going to play devil's advocate on this one and say that some error messages could be improved. that's all.
ah come on, don't give anyone ideas :)
btw, testing is very important and i think most companies don't exhaust enough test cases. had google maps gone bonkers in the country especially during very bad weather. i don't think there is a map app out there that takes the weather into account...
all this got me curious and looked it up. here are a few things that often contain palm oil: bread, margarine, some cheese, ice cream, soap & shampoo, chocolate, pre-made pizza etc.
looks to me like you might want to go back to making everything yourself or know every single brand around...