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coltoneakins
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Comment #47055384
Very nice. Agree 100% more tools like this are needed.
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Comment #44223775
100% agree it is about re-educating yourself about calories in food. I wasn't happy with my weight but it was never 'obese': I am 5' 8" and weighed 187 lbs. Back in November I star…
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Comment #44219223
This makes me feel seen. I was a lunatic at one point trying to make Emacs to be my end-all-be-all. I learned to cope with multiple programs being my "toolset" since then.
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Comment #32726562
Congrats on the launch! Random, but: what program did you use to make the intro video? It looks really clean.
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Comment #32326333
Could you possibly clarify? This is a bit broad: like, what kind of testing do you currently have in place (if any)? You didn't really describe your process. There are a lot of dif…
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Comment #32324889
Love this quote: > When times change, the wisdom from that past era tends to stay around for a longer while.
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Comment #32115604
I read the entire book series and saw the movies, and I agree that the author's tone crosses the line. I can tell he cares deeply about how the story ia represented. My his wording…
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Comment #31614743
This looks awesome!
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Comment #31601167
Not exactly the same, but when I worked as an _intern_ for a program funded by NASA, my grandmother ("Nana") used to tell her friends I worked for NASA.
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Comment #29942206
Location: Chicago, IL Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Web Programming (HTML, CSS, JavaScript), Modern JavaScript Programming (NodeJS, TypeScript, React, Vue, Sve…
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Comment #29819971
In my humble opinion, the thread title should be renamed to include a short description of what Youki is. I think more readers on Hacker News will click to learn more about your pr…
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Comment #29220757
Emacs + Org Mode is a great tool for this too. Although Emacs itself has a learning curve, it is well suited for a task like this. I use Org Capture to bookmark links using a Chrom…