Daneel_

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by Daneel_ 7mo ago
It’s not forced, and we do show by example. I also disagree that they’re too young to be immersed in a love for education, culture, and people. Oh and music too. We listen to a lot of music (for fun!). My family and friends are multi-cultur
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by Daneel_ 7mo ago
I’m genuinely sorry to hear that. I make sure my kids know I love them in many, many ways.
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by Daneel_ 7mo ago
I think people deserve parents that give a damn. And I do give a damn. Several in fact. It just doesn’t make me happy.
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by Daneel_ 7mo ago
I’m glad to hear that - it backs up what I’m hoping/expecting will happen. I think I’ll enjoy time with them much more as they age, especially once they’re 7+.
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by Daneel_ 7mo ago
I’m glad it’s eye-opening; that means not enough people talk about their negative experiences, thus justifying my original post even more. My kids miss out on nothing, don’t worry. There’s zero reason to pity them - they’re amazing and they
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by Daneel_ 7mo ago
I would never let them think I regret them - that’s such a cruel thing to inflict upon them, and it’s certainly not their fault. I also don’t regret the joy it’s brought my wife. I regret the loss of my mental energy and personal time, but
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by Daneel_ 7mo ago
Many of those are things I greatly enjoy, as well as many other things from a very diverse range of hobbies. My kids aren’t old enough to join in on those things yet (6 and 4), so I only find time to do those things once every few months, a
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by Daneel_ 7mo ago
I go above and beyond to give them a great life - to care about providing them with a rich education, as well as a wide variety of life experiences, to immerse them in quality time with friends and family, to travel with them and spend time
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by Daneel_ 7mo ago
I also had kids, and while I love my kids I haven’t loved spending time with my kids. This will hopefully change as they age, but the first six years have so far been very much a drag on my life and productivity, and not much else. They hav
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by Daneel_ 7mo ago
I agree, but it’s ambiguous, hence the problem. There are many counter-examples to your examples, such as “direct” and “indirect”, “humane” and “inhumane”. The words used should be clear in their meaning. “Inflammable” is ambiguous, and it
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by Daneel_ 7mo ago
Exactly! The only logical way out of the flammable/inflammable mess is to use 'flammable' and 'non-inflammable', which makes me so mad.
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by Daneel_ 7mo ago
I think that might be generational. I don’t know anyone under 40 who writes in cursive. I certainly don’t.
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by Daneel_ 8mo ago
The iPhone pro max cameras offer more physical options that I actually take advantage of, so it’s a true statement for me. I agree that phone size doesn’t have to correlate to picture quality, but that’s how many of the manufacturers positi
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by Daneel_ 8mo ago
I was in the small phone camp. I’m in a fortunate position where due to my work I have a work phone that has regularly refreshed hardware that I have some input on, so I made the conscious decision to switch to a max-sized handset (iPhone 1
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by Daneel_ 8mo ago
There are dozens of us!
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by Daneel_ 9mo ago
While I’m glad for the author, in that they’ve found something that delights them, this just seems like a really long-winded way to say “matte screens have less glare” - not a new fact.
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by Daneel_ 9mo ago
On windows at least, I almost always use 'alt+space; x' to maximise windows, as well as winkey+left/right/up/down, which is really the only resizing I do. Having to use the mouse is a pain.
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by Daneel_ 9mo ago
I fully agree, but the winkey + tab order is simply in order of last used, with the most recent being at the upper left and oldest at the lower right.
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by Daneel_ 10mo ago
No need to make small-talk with someone is a positive for many people. That might make it worth it?
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by Daneel_ 10mo ago
Interesting little read. I always find it fascinating when old code holds up really well - especially structurally. Great trip down memory lane!
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by Daneel_ 10mo ago
Try Pass4Wallet. It has a long list of supported barcode types and it's free, so win-win. I'm not affiliated, I've just found it to be very flexible over a few years of using it.
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by Daneel_ 10mo ago
I've been using Pass4Wallet (the app you linked) for a number of years and it's been fantastic. I'd recommend it.
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by Daneel_ 10mo ago
Look at Pass4Wallet - free from the start.
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by Daneel_ 10mo ago
Try Pass4Wallet from the app store. It's free and supports a huge array of barcode types, including codabar. It's been my go-to custom card app for a number of years.
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by Daneel_ 10mo ago
I’m curious. What are the critical features you’re looking for? I always like to hear the specifics of how people want to use fonts.
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by Daneel_ 10mo ago
To me it seems that they're banking on it becoming indispensable. Right now I could go back to pre-AI and be a little disappointed but otherwise fine. I figure all of these AI companies are in a race to make themselves part of everyo
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by Daneel_ 10mo ago
Did you read the article? That's kind of the point, that you don't see it visually, but when you copy/paste it then it's there. If you evaluate the code with your brain you'll get the correct answer, but copy and
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by Daneel_ 10mo ago
The logic results in 3 + 3 - 5 = 1, so it's not 5, sorry. I'd love to know what logic path you followed to get 5 though!
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by Daneel_ 10mo ago
Seems like the author of the linked post has a lost airtag located in the abyss.
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by Daneel_ 10mo ago
Not everywhere has apple stores that you can “just walk in to”

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