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3y ago
But that's not Stockholm Syndrome. It's more sunk-cost fallacy and inertia.
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Oh, that is interesting. I can see it.
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3y ago
Last time this came up I really got value out of https://www.codingfont.com/ to compare fonts in a tournament style until I found a font I liked. Years later I'm still happy with my font selection. I consider this pass
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My perspective is different than what has been posted, so here it goes. I knew I could outwork everyone and brute force being a better programmer by a function of continuous improvement through hours of work. (btw I was wrong, there is alwa
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3y ago
Shhh.... Conspiracy theorists just move to a new conspiracy, they never go back and evaluate how they got swindled the first time.
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3y ago
I was about to say the same thing. We currently use a podman container, deploy it in Kubernetes, build container images with it for CI, push them and scale down the podman container.
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3y ago
I now have two new goals. 1. Rewatch TNG 2. Emulate Picard
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3y ago
The implication of CEOs has always been that good leaders increase profits. Bad leaders reduce them.
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4y ago
I was telling my wife that internet of today is how p0rn sites looked in the late 90s. Popups, ads everywhere, miss-direction, can't go back, click this link to go here which might or might not take you there, links that look like site
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4y ago
If it's a small meeting I will say, "Give me a moment, I'm thinking". Even then it's faster thinking than I would like. If I'm forced to answer something, the more significant it is the more of a caveat I will
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OK, that is true in a way, I do think it depends on when you are thinking about retirement age, your future plans post-retirement, your family situation and how the market is doing in general. I have 4 kids, in Silicon Valley I would need $
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There is a weird hack about compensation. Move to a place with a much lower cost of living. I'm not talking about suddenly moving to Thailand, you can stay within the US, there are lot of smaller cities that needs tech but their cost o
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Sure. The main gist is adult or unknown content is not OK. Video game, creative (draw, paint etc), educational videos are fine. Of course, I have had to refine these rules as things came up. No TikTok videos on Youtube (the inappropriate to
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For me there is things you do that give you long term satisfaction and things you do that give you short term satisfaction. I think both have a purpose and a place. However it's inherently obvious that things that are only short term s
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See my reply to the original question.
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Just to be clear my oldest, now in 8th grade does ask occasionally to have a phone still. I gave her a pre-pay flip phone for emergencies, it can text and call, that's pretty much it. She also has a simple mp3 player for music that I p
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4y ago
I have not
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I do this with code a lot. If I work on a very hard, complex problem, which usually takes me about 1 to 2 weeks, I will switch to a very simple problem next. Ideally, I like jumping from complexity to known problems, with known solutions th
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I know that people mentioned you can't jump to the conclusion that it's social media, but on a personal level with two teen girls I have noticed something interesting. Taking into account my friends/acquaintances that I'
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It kind of sucks that I'm stuck in the looking for the best solution instead of coming for a solution. I don't do this when I code and I probably should, and for my personal life I do it too much and probably shouldn't.
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This is what gets me. Of course, if I could do the thing regardless of my feelings I wouldn't read about self-discipline, it would already be handled. My biggest frustration with the self-help industry is that nothing addresses the fun
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Books on Becoming More Socially Adept / Charismatic?
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This is what ChatGPT has to say about it: No, it is unlikely that ChatGPT will be able to replace Google in two years.
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I have been fortunate enough to be close friends with three different people that have what I call "people magic". One of them ended up being my significant other so I have been able to closely observe the benefits. Life becomes e
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4 kids, wife Wake up at 5:40 Kid prep, school buses etc 7:30 go to my office, write down my todo, journal 7:45 yoga or gym 8:30 cardio + read email, chats, reply to emails 9:00 write code 10 standup 10:30 write code 11:30 lunch 12:00-5:00 w
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I used Zappier to essentially take the local weather and send it to my evernote email address (which you just get by having evernote) so it would create an entry for me with the weather. Vitamin D and mood was done manually for me. All of t
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I'm a thinker, but when I start talking my brain freezes up. Maybe I need to start writing things down like you, this will allow me to organize my thoughts before I share them. Thanks.
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Yeah, my SO has said the same thing. Sometimes I assume everyone is dumb which is not my intent, but it comes across that way. Another reply said something similar, I should stop trying to anticipate questions and answer them. Instead expla
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Thanks for your input. Trimming the fat of my communication would be helpful. This statement nailed one of my problems: "Don't try to anticipate the questions too much. You'll be wrong about what what's going to give peo
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Part of it has to do with English being my second language. I have a slight accent from an uncommon country. At times I want to ensure people understood me despite my accent. Repetition is one way I ensure that. That's not the only rea
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