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dnewcome

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About dnewcome

Web hacker, audio tweaker, musician, beer and coffee geek.

Co-founder of UberNote online note taking application: http://ubernote.com

Creator of the Hacker Dojo audio and music meetup group: http://groups.google.com/group/audiohackers

Things I've created: http://newcome.wordpress.com/projects/

When I can, I make tiny investments in other startups whose founders I believe in because it's fun: http://www.bluefolder.com

I do most of my writing here: http://newcome.wordpress.com

I live in San Francisco.

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    Good to know I'll still have the reassurance of a 9:30 standup even though AI is reading my thoughts.

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    Show HN: I visualized Wasteland as an RTS game

    I'm trying to get into Gastown, and now Wasteland is kind of breaking my mind. I looked into what kind of data was being published and found that I could just read the public dolt …

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    The MIDI sequencer that launched a thousand 90s EDM careers. Unique workflow that I wanted to preserve so I reversed it and built a simulator with Claude.

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    I always wanted to pipe `ps -a` to something interactive using vim key bindings to select the process to kill. Maybe now someone in the comments will tell me how to do it with xarg…

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    The authors mention the possibility of holographic curing of multiple simultaneous layers. That seems significant although they haven't demonstrated it here.

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    There was GEOS https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GEOS_(8-bit_operating_system) in 1986.

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    Comment #11003193

    This is basically the Atomic CSS idea [1]. Yes it violates separation of concerns, but it does a good job at getting the page weight down. [1] http://acss.io

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    Comment #5742304

    Since I moved to California I no longer wear socks at all. I find that there is little need given the climate. Maybe this is the real reason for the miracle of Silicon Valley?

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    Comment #5665075

    You can prefix your command with pasuspender to temporarily disable pulseaudio. This is usually what I do. It's kind of inconvenient and half the time I forget to do it, so sometim…

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    To get true understanding of what you're working with you need to be able to trash the configuration of your gear at will. I learned a lot buying up some big old Cisco Catalysts an…

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    Comment #4263998

    There just needs to be some UX work here indicating the document status. Just like typing a chat message. "blahblah has entered text"-style. Evernote did this early on in their Win…

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    Comment #4219587

    This is one of the reasons I stopped messing around trying to find the perfect text editor. I focused on getting better with a stock VIM install. I think the spirit of this post is…

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    Comment #4214054

    Citing a single data point doesn't refute the quoted assertion. It is basically the same as me trying to refute that air travel is safer than automobile travel per passenger mile b…

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    It takes a lot of discipline to run a shared power setup like you describe. Most of those servers that have two power supplies operate in a shared power mode, rather than active/fa…

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    Comment #4085845

    I used to use CopSSH for running sshd on Windows. Worked pretty well from what I can remember. It's just cygwin+sshd packaged up nicely.

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    Comment #4060778

    > by acknowledging the mastery, we have changed the practice. I'm somehow (without irony) enlightened by this statement.

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    Comment #4030549

    I wrote something like this as a user script that works in FF(w/Greasemonkey)/Chrome/Opera a while ago [1]. The idea is to remove individual stories or add filters rather than remo…

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    Comment #3758542

    I like the declarative way of defining/extending the highlighters in code. Clean, direct and easy to grok if you're familiar with regexps.

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    Comment #3690911

    Hacking HN content helped me more with readability than hacking the style. I wrote a userjs to apply kill filters https://github.com/dnewcome/hn-plonk

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