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thunderbong
118,646karma·18,325submissions·May 20, 2012
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I submitted the Github page, but the main project page gives a better overview
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That Ctl+arrows key to resize the Start Menu I didn't know about. Thanks!
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This is probabley a bit off topic, but for me, the James Carse book, "Finite and Infinite Games" is the last word on all games! https://www.amazon.com/Finite-Infinite-Games-J…
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I came across this in another thread - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21657884 The website is - https://www.bootstrapworld.org …
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In my experience most of the vegan evangelists are not pragmatists
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More enlightened conversation seems to be happening on this thread -
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21624316#21625154 …
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Suddenly, it feels like the 21st century!
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Suddenly it feels like the 21st century!
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Very interesting article. >> The most economically powerful thing you can do is to buy something for your own enjoyment that also improves the world. This has always been the value proposition o…
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After reading the comments here, I decided to give Metabase[0] a shot. Awesome analysis tool. Very impressed. Works even with large SQLite databases. [0]: https://www.metabase.com/ …
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Rarely nowadays, does the jaw drop!
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I know this is no way related, but there was this other submission which I found excellent, "Taking too much slack out of the rubber band" [0], and it just made me wonder... [0]: https:/…
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Dupe:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21476304 23 comments, 65 points
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Money quote - "Capacity engineering is no joke."
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Right! Thanks. I remember having gotten quite proficient in it!
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It was called A9 mode, I think!
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A lot of these features are available in the Sencha ExtJs Grid (both for desktop apps and mobile). Sencha ExtJs is a paid front-end JS framework, which I find extremely comprehensive. I have worked on…
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I think the 'truly minimal' refers to the UI!
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That was really a great explanation! Thanks.