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by 2143 4y ago
Taskwarrior.
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by 2143 4y ago
> If you're trying to go around corners as fast as possible in a front-wheel drive car 1. Please don't do circus on public roads. 2. If you're on private roads, well, you know, front-wheel-drive cars tend to handle poorly
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> What's infuriating is... As many as 89 people may have died so Toyota could claim Bluetooth and MP3s in their latest models. You don't have to stay infuriated anymore. The computers for in-car-entertainment is different and d
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> I asked him why he didn't just shift it into neutral. What if the engine free-revs and redlines on neutral? Maybe turning it off might be a safer alternative.
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I'm aware of the benefits of double entry bookkeeping, and tried to use GNUCash for a while. The fact that it doesn't have an official companion smartphone app (that I'm aware of) was the dealbreaker; I can go for weeks witho
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by 2143 4y ago
Guess I missed my bus. Twice. Nothing I can do about that. Moving on.
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Came here to post this. They make plenty of cool projects that young people might enjoy. HTDP is explicitly designed to be a good pedagogical tool to drill down foundational concepts.
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Sedna (a dwarf planet)
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> I was hard working and [more] intelligent than him. Ultimately what matters is how well you work in a team and how much you're able to combine the best of everyone into delivering excellent products. It doesn't matter how gr
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Going through his blog, it appears the man is a digital nomad (and a minimalist in theory — he only owns two suitcases of stuff — which is important considering he's likely a wealthy person), and lives the life he loves; give him a bre
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Ah! Rookie mistake!
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Yes, I think Porsche is one of the sportscars that makes sense at some level. Where I'm from — and I'm not from Italy — buying a Lamborghini makes you an instant a*hole. People think the only reason you bought that is to show off.
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That is infact on the list! (Do a ctrl+F on "correct answer")
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Ah got it. Leasing is virtually not done where I'm from, so it didn't cross my mind.
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I see your point about experience with a specific procedure. Makes sense. About the cheapness aspect, what I've seen in India is that if a hospital specializes in a specific type of treatment, there's a good chance it is going to
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> My last 3 cars were Teslas. You bought 3 Teslas back to back?! You must really love it. Why did you then move to the Telluride? I thought Tesla lasts really long. So why 3?
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Yes there are hospitals in India that cater to a specific aliment. For instance, eye hospitals, cancer centres, hospitals that cater to pregnancy, childbirth and neonatology etc. > Like you're saying, the more a heart surgeon speci
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by 2143 4y ago
Check out Laravel, a popular feature-packed PHP framework. For Laravel I found this tutorial [1] extremely useful back in the day. The one I've linked to is for Laravel 8, and I believe all of the videos can be seen for free without si
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by 2143 4y ago
I see your point and agree with you. You cannot put a price on a valuable idea. In this particular case though, I feel reading that book was mostly a waste of time primarily, and of money secondarily. But then, me being me I would probably
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> Nah buddy I didn't even post when you did update 1 don't even try fam 1. I didn't mention your name anywhere, yet you got offended. 2. That's a lie. I made the update after you posted. 3. Look at all the comments ar
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by 2143 4y ago
Did I call you lazy? If you felt that I said your lot is lazy, that was a misunderstanding. A miscommunication. For the record, I'll state it explicitly: I do not think people of Sweden (and the Scandinavians in general) are lazy. Ther
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by 2143 4y ago
If you don't like America don't go there. Nobody's forcing you to move to that — to quote your own words — "hellhole", are they? In your culture do people typically crap on others and spread hate like you're do
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> Peak American take. I'm not American. I'm not even Western. Infact I'm pretty far away from USA. > Don't you have an 80h+ workweek to go back to? 40. > And then maybe you can take 3 days off a year. 1 month. W
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Hmm. I see. Actually, I never put on TV in the background. Either there's something I want to watch or there isn't, in which case I turn off the TV. I sometimes keep music on in the background. But this is only if I actually feel
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I've heard about this before. And I'm puzzled. Are the Scandinavians so bored that they find the dashcam of a train amusing? When people are given good social security, food, healthcare, education and everything else, do they star
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It's an alright book. Nothing groundbreaking. Could have been condensed into a blog post. I assume most people intuitively know the ideas in it beforehand. Buy it only if you get it cheap. Or buy used. After reading a bunch of such boo
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I think it's common for fleets to have similar named. Here's some of the ship names of Royal Carribbean, which follow '____ of the Seas' convention: Quantum of the Seas Anthem of the Seas Ovation of the Seas Spectrum of
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Maybe they were going for "Ever Afloat" but had a typo.
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This. I recently installed Chromium via apt, and it actually installed the snap! I mean, if I wanted the snap I'll use the snap command. If it's not available via apt just say so and quit. I don't want it to install the snap
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I had read the portion you quoted and found it interesting as well. I've always been fascinated by long running processes. I'm sure you might have heard about the Clock of the Long Now [1] (Wikipedia article [2] seems more useful

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