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carlospwk
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Comment #31561350
I'd love to agree with this but almost every experience I've had with an open source project that has a complex GUI has been painful. Tried to switch from Sheets to Libre Office Ca…
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Comment #31050510
While I definitely recognize there’s a cycle, I also can’t but feel that old media is regurgitated because the state of what we are creating now. I don’t think we’ll be doing the s…
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Comment #30972404
What are they going to change?
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Comment #30972400
Same as doctors not thinking washing their hands was useful until somewhere around the mid 1800s.
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Comment #30972243
I don't know why you've come to that conclusion? I do the exact opposite. I got to malls to buy something specific, but there's no reason to spend anymore time there than necessary…
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Comment #30971857
5 to 15 minutes? What if you want to have lunch?
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Comment #30971714
Why?
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Comment #30971629
A question for all those in favour of street parking: If parking right in front of the store is so vital for business, why don't they do it in shopping malls? Why do you have to pa…
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Comment #30625239
What has worked for me: 1. Find out why you are overweight. For me it was comfort eating junk food and large meals. 2. Start working on what’s causing the first step. I very gradua…
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Comment #30596980
Damn. RIP, lots of laughs a long time ago.
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Comment #30587670
>This makes a lot of unfounded assumptions about what the police can and would do. In a lot of places they do absolutely nothing . A lot of bikes show up on sale on places like FB …
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Comment #30587512
So what do you do when the lock breaks and you can't cut it open? Look, I could list a dozen reasons why this is a bad design but I won't. Besides the U-lock, there has never been …
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Comment #27648780
“A statement from Austin’s Transportation Department says it had provided a list of groups Refraction AI should reach out to ahead of launching service here. The list of groups inc…
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Comment #25562119
After I clicked a few panels I got this weird feeling and then I realized it... I actually remember reading this when it came out! 1998 was 22 years ago :$
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Comment #20682725
Our Teams has Planner to do lists. Great, I thought, now our to dos are integrated into our chat platform. Then I tried to edit a comment I made on a card. Couldn't figure out, con…
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Comment #19852174
Finn here. We don't have an Apple store, but I've been to a few in NYC. Just wondering around and looking all the staff run around and people waiting gives me anxiety. If I buy an …
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Comment #19312921
Really interesting read on how fonts render on different systems. However a huge reason why I went from Win to macOS are the incredibly frustrating scaling issues. At work I gave u…
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Comment #19204763
It's 2:40 AM, I open Hacker News because I couldn't sleep and notice this is on top of the page. I have no words. I didn't really know Alex from his work at Automattic, I knew him …
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Comment #19203007
I'm curious, what made you write this comment? What's with the negativity?
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Comment #19202966
I've been there. In my idealistic grumpy old man world, I'd rather have the main area silent and if you want to have a chat, just book a room :)
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Comment #19202953
In the past few years I've been to public libraries in Espoo, Helsinki and Vantaa. They all have the same modern vibe as Oodi (although less glamorous buildings maybe). >If you nee…
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Comment #19202897
>Exactly. The nostalgic fantasy I'm criticising carlospwk for is that public libraries are "noisy, too relaxed and not geared towards actual studying". Not really a position that f…
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Comment #19202863
>I find that the fetishising of books and silent library spaces is a nostalgic fantasy championed by people that rarely actually use libraries, while they are unaware that librarie…
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Comment #19197395
I don’t think it’s accurate to call Oodi a library. It’s more of a communal space for citizens and a sort of a playground/hangout for kids. With some books. Maybe I’m a cranky old …
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Comment #19053924
Ditto. I instantly thought of a less successful and intelligent version of Gilfoyle from Silicon Valley.