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> You can even have a "do not disturb" sign on your door.

You can't. At least not in modern open plan offices, nobody except management loves.

Please stop hijacking scrolling. Thankyou.

No it does not.

Lost 50 kg doing CICO. To keep your muscle, watch your macros and exercise.

Losing weight is actually pretty simple. But I won't argue that it is hard.

Risky click of the day.

Wait, didn't we install frontend stuff like css frameworks via bower? I feel kinda out of the loop.

"schatzmeister anschlägen vormarsch stolzen" Yeah. Pretty german.

What I hate more is the thought of having my financial data stored in some shady, cobbled together, cloud service, hosted somewhere on Amazon AWS.

I predict, that it is only a question of time until they will encounter some disastrous data leak.

Begin a YNAB user for more than a year now, I am really angry at them for this move. So I'll guess I have to move on to something else after the support for the YNAB4 apps will be shut down.

You are not alone.

I wonder, why even bother with wrapping rows in array brackets and not do it implicitly.

    ["Name", "Session", "Score", "Completed"]
    ["Gilbert", "2013", 24, true]

would be

    "Name", "Session", "Score", "Completed"
    "Gilbert", "2013", 24, true

Which is, well, more or less just CSV. This should work with objects too:

    "name": "Jane", "key": { "nested": "object" }, "foo": ["bar"]

Or mixed:

    "Foo", { "fnord": 23 }, true

Or people below a certain age.

Hey guys! Did you know you can actually execute a script with date by running date && ./myscript.sh

WOW! I better get on going writing my blog post "executing abitrary code with 'date'".

I first thought this was some site about pranking startups...

This could be a little more robust... Miss a dot and you get weird places like "if". Relative times don't get extracted.

Something like: "Hi Frank,

I've looked up the OIDs in the Cisco manual. Let's meet for lunch at burger king tomorrow at noon.

S" yields only "Cisco" - as a place. Well.

I know parsing natural language is hard. So keep up the good work and keep on tweaking :-)

Why are you not curating a curated list of curated curating-lists?

From the page:

> "It is to show the future of software development"

> "Because in 2020 most programmers won't be engineers"

> "They will be doctors, teachers, farmers, executives"

So this is a sophisticated version of Microsoft Access? Combined with Apple's Filemaker? For the web?

Hooray for everything being "curated" these days.

This whole social hierarchy based on colors reminds me of Jasper Fforde's Shades of Gray.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shades_of_Grey_1:_The_Road_to_...

> There seems to be too much confusion

    I can't get no relief

    Businessmen, they drink my wine
    Plowmen dig my earth

    None of them along the line
    know what any of it is worth

I use vim + tmux

Food / Poison break even was at 88. A chart would be interesting.

However - since R2D2 seems like a slow learner it would be nice to speed up the time a little bit.

Software solution: Install Tinder.

I'm not convinced.

Looks like the time variable is not updated...

Update: Sorry - Time is just really slow there :D

There is something seriously wrong with the paperclip.

To power this with a battery a better solution would be to use a switching power supply. (For example a LTC3525 step up converter with two AA 1.5 V batteries.)

The linear voltage regulator basically turns 4V of the 9V block into heat. This is not really efficient.

Because the Android SDK sucks.

Can someone explain to me why all this physics demos always seem to run in slowmotion?

Yet another "booohooo JS language design sucks and I don't like it" post.

What year is this?

Well... there is app.net - But honestly I don't think that anyone beyond a certain german podcast-bubble really uses this.

> "A few weeks ago Twitter contacted our legal demanding that we abandon our trademark"

Guess it's time to abandon Twitter.