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rfeague

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    Comment #34743123

    I was hoping for something that would allow me to load a page to be scraped, mark the things I'm interested in, and have it help with the selection expressions.

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    Comment #32145337

    This article made me _really_ curious what manner of awesomeness is going on at Two Sigma, but couldn't figure it out from the website. @spf13, any pointers on where to find a good…

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    Comment #23126945

    Since there are a lot of text editors, I'd like to see more detail on the motivations for yet another one. How does this compare to the current top-five open source editors?

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    Comment #22344956

    I think you have an opportunity here --- I found myself wondering how much it would cost to get a nice-quality print on canvas or metal. Something I could hang in my office. They l…

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    Comment #21511675

    Seems they got acquired for $12MM about seven years after their last seed round, per CrunchBase. That's perhaps a "soft landing" --- not a "success". The founders probably got some…

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    Comment #21054210

    What password is assigned if you inadvertently click "add password" with the password box still empty? If you click "add password" without first entering a password in the box, the…

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    Comment #20079122

    Bravo! Nice work. I'd love to see a keyboard shortcut for adding a new note that would work from any state.

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    Comment #18843381

    Not sure what made this suddenly appear here after so many years, but I LOVE this tool, and now that I'm on MacOS, I REALLY wish there was an equivalent. It's mystifying to me why …

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    Comment #17895695

    Got one with high hopes, but can't stand the way the loud fan spins up seemingly at random. My 4+ year old MacBook is almost never audible.

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    Comment #10436913

    Damn, that's some great writing. :)

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    Comment #10024707

    What are a few good practical examples of the kinds of problems I'd solve with this?