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htp

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    Comment #44100177

    Hah, yeah. I raised a mini Australian Shepherd from a puppy, and naively thought that experience had at least somewhat prepared me for parenthood. (It didn’t. At all. It’s an insan…

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    Comment #38300040

    These are neat, but solve a different problem than the hangers from the submission.

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    Comment #37581377

    This is rad! I tend to find animation and motion design daunting; the step-by-step construction of the menu really helped me understand how something like this can be put together.…

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    Comment #36986959

    I assume this is a reference to e.g. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36982813

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    Comment #34025499

    This seems... not true, as https://www.sqlite.org/appfileformat.html indicates it "automatically coordinates concurrent access to the same document from multiple threads and/or pro…

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    Comment #33859432

    Facebook's and Google's customers are advertisers, not end-users, no?

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    Comment #32295857

    I’m a fan of this one: Never give up on a dream just because of the time it will take to accomplish it. The time will pass anyway. Earl Nightingale

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    Comment #31591570

    I've found https://honk.me to be great fun.

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    Comment #27427149

    In general: try tapping the dots at the top of the app, or tapping the app's icon in the dock. For Mail specifically: there's an icon in the lower-right of the sidebar that looks l…

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    Comment #12808688

    Is the Touch ID sensor the new power button? Yep.

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    Comment #10933035

    Designer News: https://www.designernews.co/

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    Comment #8554037

    A college friend in San Luis Obispo is working on this: http://horsepower.com

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    Comment #7751903

    Cached version, as the site is currently down for me: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:0-I-y0x...

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    Comment #7474951

    Took some time to figure out how to type these on a Mac: 1. Go to System Preferences => Keyboard => Input Sources 2. Add Unicode Hex Input as an input source 3. Switch to Unicode H…

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    Comment #7322301

    The site’s hosted on a machine in his house, and is served over a DSL connection. He says Node and/or Pulsar are doing well enough (150 connections using ~50 MB of RAM and 40% CPU)…

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    Comment #7295978

    > The DDP itself is kind of like REST over sockets on steroids. Wait, could you help me grok that? The way I see DDP, it's more like "just" RPC + notifications. Where does the REST…

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    Comment #7261232

    Now that I’m thinking about it: What if you put one finger down to activate the interface, and tap with another finger (while still holding the first one on the display) to cycle t…

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    Comment #7261186

    I really like the “one big button” idea! Using different numbers of fingers to control different things is interesting- how would people with missing fingers use this?

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    Comment #7192783

    Just wanted to say I loved the original Eliss. Can’t wait to give this a shot later tonight!

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    Comment #6885097

    "s/every day/frequently/g” is a UNIX-y way of saying “substitute ‘frequently’ in place of ‘every day’ in the entire document”. (See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sed#Substitution .)…

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    Comment #6845784

    This is the kind of thing that helps me understand why people don’t want to contribute to open source: You can get flamed just for making code public [1]. Contributing to someone e…

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    Comment #6214854

    Nope, but it does animate when you resize your browser window.

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    Comment #6182173

    Yep- send bugs and feature requests to https://bugreport.apple.com/ . Everything gets read, eventually, by a real live person. There’s more information available about reporting bu…

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    Comment #6086935

    Reposting a comment by the author from the article: > Upton depends on Nokogiri, which is basically the BeautifulSoup port for Ruby. > If you just used vanilla Nokogiri, you'd be r…

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    Comment #5252813

    Worked for me, too.