2wrist

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   by 2wrist 4y ago

   Thats a really well written article, nicely balanced. I also agree, it can be great opportunity to learn.
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   by 2wrist 5y ago

   My dad suffered a head injury and afterwards, he could just sit, still, spaced out, in one place all day. At night he used to struggle. Our two cats decided to look after him, they used to snuggle him through the day, or harass him to go ge
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   by 2wrist 5y ago

   Is that to run or to build currently? And is this not due to the fact that fission is an exisitng technology and fusion new? The new technology would be much more expensive until it becomes know and then it the price comes down as they unde
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   by 2wrist 5y ago

   Cooool, this is used on github https://github.blog/2022-02-14-include-diagrams-markdown-fil... Also on Azure DevOps too https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/project/wiki/w..
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   by 2wrist 5y ago

   hahaha that would be scary...
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   by 2wrist 5y ago

   I used to do the same and that turned in to turning tabs in to bookmarks, then i ended up with soooo many bookmarks.. then I discovered pocket. But within a year I had so many unread items, they even informed I was in the top 3% of users...
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   by 2wrist 5y ago

   Ah FFS.
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   by 2wrist 5y ago

   Cool! I will have a look. BTW this was raised in a cracking corecursive episode recently https://corecursive.com/quines-polyglot-code/
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   by 2wrist 5y ago

   Akademgorodok sounds so inspiring! If you don't mind me asking, what happened next? What did you end up doing?
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    by 2wrist 5y ago

    Great stuff!!
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    by 2wrist 5y ago

    If I remember correctly, this used to happen on historical maps too, the UK and Europe were often made larger than they actually are. It feels silly but there are manipulative reasons to do this.
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    by 2wrist 5y ago

    and then was given a ventilator contract, with fanfare, at the start of the pandemic when there was a shortage, (whilst the government wasn't answering the phone from actual ventilator manufacturers) then they couldn't deliver. I
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    by 2wrist 5y ago

    There is a sequence at the end of episode 7 which is so well done, it is stunning. The series is a good watch.
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    by 2wrist 5y ago

    Yes, very true. Having the camera off also means that we miss out on lots of non-verbal cues. I can't tell you the amount of difficult meetings I have had where people are edgy when the camera is off. With it on there is often a more r
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    by 2wrist 5y ago

    Maybe not the same but Co Recursive is excellent https://corecursive.com/ The host is very thoughtful and the conversations that come from that are lovely.
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    by 2wrist 5y ago

    thanks for this.
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    by 2wrist 5y ago

    There is a video playlist by Michael Clarkson which has been released recently too. He is a pretty good communicator! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLre5AT9JnKShBOPeuiD9b...
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    by 2wrist 5y ago

    I am not the biggest karate fan, I did it growing up. But it is just one way to think, to move, act and react. All martial arts give you a different flavour, they teach you different things. There is not one style that rules them all. Tai C
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    by 2wrist 5y ago

    Thanks for the link! Most folk think that Computing is all technical but it is still a people business. It also helps me to think of it as people engineering.
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    by 2wrist 5y ago

    This is what resonates with me, I went to a declining secondary school inthe UK and the amount of clever, clever kids who were written off because they were poor, or their parents were from the wrong side was scary. They just didn't bo
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    by 2wrist 5y ago

    Quite interesting that. Thanks for the post. On an aside, I have struggled with reading focus these past few years I have found that when I read I get a jittery panicky feeling like I need to stop and do something else. What seems to help i
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    by 2wrist 5y ago

    Touché :-)
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    by 2wrist 5y ago

    The pushed the new cars to next year, this year they wanted to cut downforce levels as the load was too much for the tyres last year.
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    by 2wrist 6y ago

    Sounds like you had a great trip!! I sued to hang out on motorbike forums and I remember that it seemd that the two places people raved about travelling through were Iran and Syria. It is a funny world. BTW the BBC last year did a series by
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    by 2wrist 6y ago

    Same here, I have been looking at Element too... Alternatively, anyone use Threema?
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    by 2wrist 6y ago

    thanks for that! I wasn't sure.
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    by 2wrist 6y ago

    There have been a few cyclists who use whoop and it picked up on HRV and they could see that something was not right. Hopefully HRV gets added to the AWatch soon, if it isn't already. (C'mon Apple, deliver my device!) It is pretty
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    by 2wrist 6y ago

    There are so many stories of Senna and Prost, maybe what seprated them was the level of commitment to win regardless of the cost. People talk Prost down but, he was staggeringly good. He once said that he didn't like using kerbs, when
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    by 2wrist 6y ago

    They also invest in education, and especially in STEM. There are more Engineers being produced every year than their competitors.
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    by 2wrist 6y ago

    Good luck to you. I wish you every success. The education in this country has been shit for such a long time. It is and has been pretty devastating for so long. Apologies for the negative waves.