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tmslnz
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Comment #47085252
Troika! Hello from a friend in London :)
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Comment #41699693
How is it different to pip-chill[1]? [1]: https://github.com/rbanffy/pip-chill
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Comment #37888141
You took the words from my mouth :) Selling tents to clueless SV customers with disposable cash, with a not-so-veiled promise they can rent them out on Airbnb. It's the lime scoote…
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Comment #36309147
We use a loose version of it in my small company. It helps with two things: - 1. A little easier to be consistent across projects so not to reinvent the wheel every time - 2. The p…
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Comment #35404489
I say FruitMaster
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Comment #34614951
We use and swear by Opalstack.com, which is made by some of the same peeps that worked for the may-as-well-be-defunct Webfaction. Full SSH access, generous limits, very active comm…
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Comment #32790528
Their engineering prowess is also demonstrated by their website’s butter-smooth scrolling performance. /s
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Comment #32605017
I was looking for discussions mentioning this app on HN, but didn’t find any. I am not affiliated with it, just thought I’d bring it to the community’s attention as I have been usi…
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Comment #32462787
Like I suppose many of us, I had a conversation with an artist friend about this very topic. They are concerned about it. Some of the generated results are impressive and surely ca…
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Comment #31408048
I was moved by the message on the last GH release for Meld macOS. So tragic and sad, and I will pray for your brother Youssef. Dedicated to Osama If you use this software, please p…
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Comment #31302319
We must have met then. Hi! Cesar was studying with me in London (RCA) and Tokyo was our “school trip” that year.
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Comment #31297633
Reminded me a lot of Animal Superpowers by Chris Woebken and Kenichi Okada (2007) https://chriswoebken.com/ANIMAL-SUPERPOWERS Kenichi's Wide Eyes: https://web.archive.org/web/20180…
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Comment #30920457
True, a for a good part it is that " maybe " that makes me (and others) do it, but I can see how it's akin to choosing not to make a choice. There's a tangible cost to this however…
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Comment #30917547
On the one hand, I find myself aligned with many ideas exposed here. On the other hand I fight myself constantly to avoid keeping too much around, or to prevent the archiving proce…