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Comment #47159721
Yes, and “genuine question” or “am i missing something?”
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Comment #45484511
Oh that’s not a limitation, it was a choice. You can remove that restriction by changing the appropriate line to scan ~ instead of ~/Documents.
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Comment #45483715
I see. While making this I found that if you hide the Finder sidebar and toolbar (both are options in the menu), then your scenario plays out. In a way it’s nicer than the video on…
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Comment #45483675
You can just choose not to use this. Nothing bad about having the choice, so no need to be negative.
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Comment #45443639
Ah yes, that may be an issue. But that is solved by not installing the "window_title_changed" hook, so that the scripts only take effect when new Finder windows are opened. In that…
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Show HN: Re-Implementing the macOS Spatial Finder
Modern macOS versions open folders in seemingly random positions and sizes. This set of scripts restores the behaviour known to classic macOS, where: - folders remember where they …
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Comment #44855657
* coral shaped rock
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Comment #39429966
Math books are only static on your size scale
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Comment #38747540
What a spectacularly poor take, it's clearly a joke. Where's my $0.50?
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Comment #36564678
The amount of effort this must have taken is obscene. The creator made a physically accurate pin-hole camera and film inside Blender. I hadn't realised that this is even possible w…
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Comment #32733442
While at my previous work, my manager deleted a message in such a way that it would make the conversation appear hostile from my part. We were already not in good terms, and it was…
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Comment #28945293
That sounds like false reasoning, take a computer for example. You can have a computer emulate itself perfectly (a finger touching itself by that analogy).
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Comment #28942818
Ahh, thanks for the reassurance!
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Comment #28942357
So in the last illustration with all three concepts in a row, why does the monad change the wrapped 2 to a 3 that gets shoved into the function? What makes the 2 turn into a 3?
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Comment #28673701
This is encouraging! Don't hesitate to get in touch if you have any feedback: max@riverspirit.nl
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Comment #28668288
I very likely will. But that's just another thing to worry about and for my sanity I am deferring it. This is being developed alongside my study and two other jobs.
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Comment #28668128
Should be fixed now!
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Comment #28668123
This looks very sophisticated, much more complex than MPLG. Very impressive! I also wonder why I didn't come across Veusz while doing market research. A main goal of MPLG is to KIS…
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Comment #28668073
Thanks for the kind reply jftuga!
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Comment #28668071
I understand. I intended to charge for certain usage types only. MPLG will very likely be free for individuals, but you can buy a license to unlock the following (individually): - …
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Comment #28668010
Great to hear, don't hesitate to get in touch with any questions you might have: max@riverspirit.nl