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brendoncrawford
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Comment #20267227
Can I email you?
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Comment #16845175
My best guess is that in a very dialog-heavy film, it helps to have the characters holding something.
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Comment #16557321
AFAIK, people are paid to charge them in their homes.
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Comment #15316520
If anyone uses Calibre, here is a Calibre HN recipe I have made. It looks pretty good on Kindle Paperwhite, but I have not tested it anywhere else: https://github.com/brendoncrawfo…
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Comment #12984194
Thanks for explaining this in simple terms. I have been curious about this for a while.
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Comment #12942132
This is also my same setup. It is refreshingly easy to maintain.
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Comment #12882793
When the incentive to finish a goal shifts from the innate satisfaction of completion to a fear of financial penalty, is it possible that the goal itself will unintentionally chang…
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Comment #12847211
ThinkPad T450s running XUbuntu 16.04 LTS. Everything just worked with a default Xubuntu install.
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Comment #12705462
This seems to assume that a developer necessarily hits an MVP in PHP faster than in other languages. This might be true when comparing with the tooling/dependency nightmares of JS/…
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Comment #12653204
I have been working at a standup desk for about the last 10 years. To combat fatigue, I add a walk around the room every 20 minutes. This system has mostly eliminated all aches and…
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Comment #12585249
One good example I can think of is if there is a no-right-turn-on-red combined with an unusually long red light. These are common in intersections with 4 green-left-turn arrows. A …
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Comment #12582208
In contrast to that, in Los Angeles, Uber drivers quite often are not familiar with the area they serve, so they are glued to their navigation apps. This can not only create unsafe…
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Comment #12331126
Content will not be rendered if ads are blocked.
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Comment #12297756
The smaller apples seem to be more flavorful as well.
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Comment #12161893
I am sure there were also people who opposed asbestos for home construction. We don't sit here with our hindsight telescopes and call them fearful simpletons . This article suffers…
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Comment #11918333
I have not checked lately, but there have been two major features lacking in Linode that have compelled me to move away to AWS: 1. Managed firewall service, such as AWS Security Gr…
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Comment #11830627
Within the sport of surfing, some groups of friends might sometimes have their own small set of hand signs for communicating when verbal communication is not always possible out in…
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Comment #10102753
Http://geekhack.org/ is a pretty good source. The ErgoDox originated there.
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Comment #9190901
Great work here. Is this primarily focused on physical meetings, or is it in any way also optimized for remote/teleconference meetings?
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Comment #9177774
Redshift is great for some use cases, and completely unsuitable for others. If testing the waters with Postgres is your objective, Redshift will not be a good representation.
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Comment #6895610
Yeah, arm and shoulder fatigue is definitely an issue at first. After about 2 - 3 months the muscles develop, so it is no longer an issue.
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Comment #6895545
Understandable. Thanks for explaining. I will be looking forward to watching this project progress. If you ever make a vertical keyboard, I might buy a lifetime supply :)
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Comment #6895535
Good points. This is a very cool project, and it will be fun to watch it progress.
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Comment #6894732
"Ergonomic" has become a great buzzword. These keyboards are not ergonomic. While they protect against ulnar deviation, they do not protect against pronation and dorsiflexion. Note…