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Comment #49239169
Go straight to the source, Iranian cinema is awesome and widely available. An easy starter is last year's "It Was Just an Accident", which was nominated for a couple of Oscars. It …
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Comment #48264117
I've always wanted a phone keyboard that folds yet still types reasonably well. Tried a few, hated them all.
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Comment #47436055
A sufficiently detailed spec was actually a small step in the path to functional code. Then came all sorts of shenanigans, from memory management to syntax hell, which took forever…
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Comment #44048634
Try https://www.issen.com (YC company).
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Comment #43679144
He once punched Gabriel García Márquez. I remember learning about this while reading Vargas Llosa as an adolescent, still sounds hard to believe: https://www.theparisreview.org/blo…
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Comment #43608540
After decades using rsync for my local backups, I recently switched to ChronoSync Express. It's simple to use, with a sensible GUI and well-laid-out customization options. And btw,…
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Comment #42681262
Next up: Acrobat in a PDF!
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Comment #42513891
Oh, and clicking multiple times at the leftmost portion of the instrument (around 1/4th from the top) sounds exactly like Laurie Anderson's classic "O Superman" :)
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Comment #42513877
Fun! I'd love the option to increase (double?) range. It would sacrifice precision somewhat, so a toggle would be ideal. A toggle for quickly visualizing notes would also be useful…
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Comment #42365502
Highly recommend the documentary on General Magic. They were actually trying to build the iPhone as early as 1989 (and into the 90s). My former boss Meghan Smith was part of that t…
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Comment #42364165
Does anyone know of a method for plugging the output of models like this one with traditional video editing software like Adobe Premiere?
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Comment #42122647
Moore's law: making us disappointed by the storage industry since 1965.
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Comment #42073893
I agree. Curtis consistently makes films that are a lot more about opinion and interpretation than anything else. He is not bad with facts, but he does have a tendency to present t…
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Comment #42048170
Adam Curtis made a fantastic documentary on the darker side of our relationship with technology. I don't agree with all of his points, but it's still a great watch. From Wikipedia:…
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Comment #42014827
The animation illustrating the AlphaFold-predicted structural models of the trimeric sperm complex in zebrafish, mice and humans shows shocking similarity. I remember Richard Dawki…
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Comment #41976517
Anyone else experiencing déjà vu from the days of transitioning from Angular to Angular 2?
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Comment #41857059
Been using Unite for years — https://www.bzgapps.com/unite . It's a little better since v5, but it's still pretty buggy, which frustrates me. Eager to try your product! Have you co…
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Comment #41656456
I've also been wondering about this question. It feels like society is increasingly valuing thinking in public, which hasn't really been my style. I've always preferred to think, d…
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Comment #41633618
This dude has more manufacturing skills than most countries.
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Comment #41538397
Ouch, I never knew my Pinboard data is at risk. Terrifying.
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Comment #40757007
The first thing I install when I get a new mac. Peter ftw. For everyone recommending Rectangle, for instance... I just have a few Keyboard Maestro macros. KM probably replaces half…
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Comment #40401242
This is the beginning of the end for the mouse — not just on phones, but on desktops, everywhere. I highly recommend everyone to at least schedule a free Apple Vision demo at the l…
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