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Are you referring to controlling the mouse cursor? If so, it's possible with "Mouse control" in Oryx.

I have a layer(Media 4) that is activated when holding a specific key on my default layer so I can control my cursor: https://configure.zsa.io/moonlander/layouts/bdYBP/latest/0

Command+? (Command+Shift+/)

Brings up the Help Viewer where you can search any menu items for the current app.

This IS pretty much the built-in command palette for all apps!

Another worst offender are security questions to unlock accounts. Answers to these questions are usually visible to customer service reps and similar set of questions are asked among different services. This is scary.

It's dangerous as having password stored in plain text as answers to the security questions can potentially unlock many other accounts.

I highly suggest everyone answers each of them with a unique answer.

Kudos on the homepage "screenshot" -- It's actually the app itself.

Love the app!

OSX:

Dash - Snippet Manager and API Doc Browser https://kapeli.com/dash

Flycut - Clipboard Manager https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/flycut-clipboard-manager/id4...

Spectacle - Window sizing Manager https://www.spectacleapp.com/

Yea was annoying. To prevent them from resurrecting, remove kite processes managed by launchd before killing the current processes

* launchctl list | egrep kite

* launchctl remove :KITE_LABELS

I'm definitely willing to pay $1 for a dedicated lag-less "channel"

What you said is true. Banks can always lower their transaction costs as they see fit(competitions) and beat BTC transaction fee anytime. So transaction cost might not be an advantage in such situation.

But people might still use BTC and pay up that extra cost because of its special property: true ownership.

Cheapest method: Assume the government really want this number, they can have all mailman help keep track if there are leftover mail(a letter is created/given if resident has no mail) after x days.

Technology wise, I cannot think of an easy and cheap way. Camera with vision for each residential door will be a robust approach. Accuracy can be precise by more investment in software from detecting opening-of-door-event to facial recognition of the expected household members.

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Yea your assumption is right. What's worst is I have to put a tshirt on my back so my sweat won't transfer to the fabric-back.

@OP: You sound almost exactly like me. I have not done any interviews for a bit more than 5 years. I think the what really can be improved is to test us in a more familiar and friendly environment. I have to spend time on handling time-pressure, and fix/adapt with my thinking habits.

## Coding Problems:

I do think coding challenges(algorithmic) has merits, but I think there are two factor that really hinders a interviewee's performances:

- time limit

- require an unfamiliar algorithm

Time limit is obviously needed in a test, but problem solving in real life is never instant unless it's done before. Nevertheless everyone have their own pace. I have to dedicate hours each day to train myself to adjust my brain to act quicker yet calm for these algorithmic questions. Sometimes my initial solution in my mind turns out to be the best, but I discard it. Nevertheless if one is stuck, the time limit just makes it worst. I'm also known to be the slowest in turn-based board game -- I have high win rates though!

## Possible Solution?

* Allow interviewee pick from a pool of equally-difficult-challenges to solve (within a minute or two). This can solves the "obscure algorithm" or "trick" question. This also helps the time-limit problem as the interviewee WILL interpret the question twice in two different VIBES (with and without time pressure)

Even choosing 1 out of 2 would dramatically reduce nervousness and time pressure.

Would noise cancelling(ANC) help in this case, even if the mic and fan are near each other?

Or they're being transparent with good intentions?

Everyone now with a smartphone can Pokémon game for free! This captures the previous market who grew out of it. Furthermore AR works very well with the Pokémon theme.

The other 2 stream might be boring at the moment(streamer afk, in a game queue, etc)

Yea I'm really surprised Apple didn't go with this route initially. Add the heartbeat measurer + calories burner and it will be the perfect fitness assist device.

I guess they don't want to pigeonhole a device into a specific category.

I used !! in many languages including Perl. Not exactly secret and very useful

I can see meetings and presentations using this very well. You can broadcast a link locally with a push of a button -- no need to know anyone's email or screen name. Listener don't even need to know the URL itself. This makes UX near seamless!

Imagine giving a presentation in a public conference, you can provide resource (per x slide) to all of your listeners(strangers and what not) for referencing without ever saying anything about it.

Intriguing font choice and design! I like it. Unfortunately I'm hesitant on giving my bank credentials.

Big banks should step up and offer APIs via OAuth or the likes

Assume self-driving car is perfected, Google can easily offer better mobile/local ads for both business and consumer because of context.

Show popups ads of ongoing/upcoming events of the current street you are on. Going to the movie theatre, recommend a nearby lunch spot. Feeling lucky? Let the car plan your weekend

This bring huge potential to ads

I will put money that they use the incorrect email template (acceptance vs reject)

A bit off topic. Looks like Duracell has a cloud storage service, which is really strange.. https://www.duracellcloud.com/

The interview UX is well done. Definitely didn't feel intimidated or bored answering those questions.

Based on their FAQ, they act as a proxy, in which you pay them to order goods from Amazon. And you will use this proxy because they will do the heavy work of finding the lowest price for you.

If anything, Amazon will punish Zinc rather than the receiver of the goods.

should rename it to hrd

Haha good job! Interesting niche and decent site!

Assuming you dont voice much. T-Mobile offers prepaid(bring your own phone) $30/mo unlimited 4G and SMS with 100 minutes. Assuming you always want the latest iPhone, you save about $200 per 2 year. This deal was way back before LTE availability, So it WAS a hot deal.

Cool tool.

A bit ironic: https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=ssllabs.com