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ss48
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Comment #44996582
It's a very well-designed tool. Great job. Is there a way to add our own internal part numbers corresponding to manufacture's part number? Can individual wires have different wire …
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Comment #42369531
This wikipedia article might help in tracking the upcoming launches. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Starship_launches
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Comment #41196304
Yeah. I found out that a Tabs > Memory Saver setting was disabled. Once I enabled that, the performance improved somewhat.
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Comment #41192397
You could check out Vivaldi. The split view is pretty robust. The Vertical tabs can be on left or right, and allow one level of tab grouping.
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Comment #38463994
In most cases convenience. Sometimes, you may need to share a password one-off (ex. https://support.1password.com/share-items/ ) with a coworker or a friend. Setting up something l…
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Comment #38309338
Evoluent Vertical Mouse. Mouse lasted for about 4 years (the middle scroll wheel stopped working), and replacement mouse purchased is still going strong. https://evoluent.com/produ…
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Comment #37813969
Regarding the Side Note: probably because of their acquisition by Seimens: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27556552
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Comment #37583646
There was an anonymous post complaining about mariadb.com, the company a few months back. Never saw the claims anywhere else though. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3546
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Comment #37433571
Honestly, I find that in many cases I would trust an anonymous random Joe more than a company because they can be more mission driven and limited in their ambition than a growth dr…
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Comment #37210340
Otherwise, your next best bet would be to add a notes file or folder with all your TODOs and notes that refer to lines in the source code and keep that in gitignore.
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Comment #37210303
Take a look at this. I'm not sure how active development is though. https://thamara.dev/posts/code-annotation-a-vscode-extension...
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Comment #37138529
Our interfaces are simpler and bespoke compared to others. We create a document showing different components, how the components should be dimensioned, and also detailing of differ…
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Comment #36978910
Figma
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Comment #36786014
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WE58YisgFeQ Techalter did a good job describing the fate of a lot of Philips different businesses and product lines.
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Comment #36623635
I would say yes. We work with several subcontractors for our software development (business systems and embedded standalone products). Our responsibilities and subcontractor's resp…
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Comment #36529651
Could they not just leave these alternate channels a few weeks or months behind the current release that only the subscribers have access to? That would keep them as the most curre…
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Comment #36468197
How well will this work when accessing Zotero notes via the Mobile App. Will the notes still be viewable from iOS Zotero App, even with more limited functionality?
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Comment #36299455
If it's a work computer, I expect nothing less. Since remote work, there is a lot more invasive tracking software used by companies, often owned by third parties. If I want to brow…
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Comment #36074029
Aldus was purchased by Adobe. PageMaker was discontinued in favor of InDesign and QuarkXPress, which are both still in development today.
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Comment #36070508
Notepad++ is close: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notepad%2B%2B , 19 years ago. It's text editing engine, Scintilla, is 24 years old https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scintilla_(softwa…
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Comment #36058734
I focus more on the outcome I would be okay with and my progression towards it over the problem. As I learn more, I can get a better sense of what the outcome should be. If I'm app…
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Comment #35987807
I think some of it has to do with Hacker News being focused on new and shiny things. There comes a point where it becomes more cost-prohibitive to produce something new that is as …
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Comment #35457790
> "By the end of 2022, Cisco Systems had reduced its workforce by a factor of 12 to five employees." I think something got lost in translation here.
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Comment #35174471
Yeah, I found out it was handling better when I was not logged in compared to when I was logged in.
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Comment #35172456
OpenAI co-founder on company’s past approach to openly sharing research: ‘We were wrong’ (title had to be shortened).