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ElatedOwl
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We adopted Vue 2 years ago and I've been extremely happy with it. It's very easy to get into, the learning curve is not steep at all, and for the most part it just works. TypeScript support is mediocre. It's supported (Vue wi
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Spot on IMO. People think they need to be interesting for people to care about them, but really you just need to be interested.
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>Diversity was understood; we loved and embraced different users and devices. The hilarious irony here is that supporting all devices is a contributing factor to the "problem". Yes, I want to support older versions of IE, mobil
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9y ago
I've always been fascinated by things like Soylent, prepackaged food is so much easier but is either insanely expensive or insanely unhealthy. How cost effective is your DIY powder? My main turn off of keto is the higher grocery bills.
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Congrats on the lifestyle change! Were you overeating before? I've heard a lot of anecdotal stuff about keto and magical side effects, but I really wonder if it's effects are from losing weight/eating a better balanced diet.
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9y ago
If you don't mind sharing, what size company and how often do you hire devs? >Some may think no CS graduate would fail a test that let you choose any popular language to implement some basic string parsing. I don't see anything
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As someone responsible for hiring developers, these quizzes seem like an absolute waste of time. As an applicant it's almost insulting. I've been a part of two great alternatives: a pair programming session with the lead dev and a
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>I believe high protein intake is as bad as high fat intake, high calories intake, and high everything else. What constitutes high protein intake, and at what point is it detrimental? Should our macro breakdown be 33%/33%/33%?
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9y ago
>Also, it's your choice if you just eat eggs or take protein shakes because you want to look like Arnold. You want fast and unrealistic results without working hard. It seems you're implying high protein intake is bad for you -
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9y ago
For me personally, I get an hour unpaid lunch. I skip the shower. 4 days of the week I lift (one main lift with 2+ minute rest, 4-5 accessories with 1:30 rest) and one day I have enough time to run 3 miles (a little faster than a 9 minute m
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Aside from the gym being less busy, it gives me something to look forward to every day. Being able to thoroughly decompress about halfway through my day has been a huge boost for me.
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9y ago
Don't forget history, because someone will eventually make a mistake and a finger will need to be pointed :) In my current org I would still lean on engineers making the config changes, but if we had a group of more tech-savvy stakehol
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9y ago
Certainly an interesting approach >While this is a much quicker solution in the short term, an engineer will have to context switch out of their work, watch the release go out and make sure nothing goes wrong—that all hurts productivity.
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9y ago
I only started using cannabis because I got accustomed to the highs from coffee /s
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Different strokes for different folks, certainly. Lifting for me is almost a sort of meditation. I don't listen to music and I'm extremely conscience of my breathing. This probably sounds silly, but in the thick of it it's al
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9y ago
This assumes fitness is about prolonging looks and life, rather than an enjoyable hobby. If I had 24 hours left to live I would definitely hit the gym.
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9y ago
It kills me a little to see them say overdoing it, there are so many factors at play and intensity of workout is only one variable. No mention of diet, sleep or programming... I think the author touches on a fair point, people want to push
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9y ago
In the object explorer just some text input that would filter accordingly. Some of our databases have a TON of tables/sprocs and it would be a nice convenience. SQL Hunting Dog looks exactly like what I've been wanting, thanks for
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9y ago
Personally, I loved to code, but management has been much more fulfilling for me. Helping my team grow, professionally and personally, is a hugely rewarding experience. I still get to exercise some problem solving skills (though I let my de
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On my first cursory glance: no table designer, no execute stored procedure GUI There's a lot of little things I wish SSMS had/did (like inline text search for sproc/table) and was hoping this would have it. The execution plan
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I don't think the numbers agree with your assessment. Taken straight from your PDF link, (emphasis mine) "the increasing overuse of prescription opioid painkillers, contributing to a national drug overdose epidemic and rising dr
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Can we be certain of consciousness? How can we be certain that what we perceive as reality isn't some demon feeding sensory information to our brain?
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Neat! Is this meant to replace Vuex / some other store?
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Overweight child, healthy weight as a teenager, early 20s gained a lot of weight. I don't know that I'd say I have a source of depression, I'm not sure my circumstances have an effect.
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It's a fair point, and I can't really know how much of it was just me maturing as a person. I can say, though, that making these changes at any point in my life would have been a vast improvement. Sleep and nutrition help me vie
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I've never done psychedelic therapy but I do vape a decent amount of weed. I think at times it helped me be a little more introspective without bias, but it could have just been a side effect of maturing. As far as breathwork, fitness
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I was diagnosed with "major depression" when I was 14, did the medication and therapy thing for a bit but the medication made me a zombie. Therapy helped me learn to cope a little better, but I was never "cured" of my de
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My only issue with Reddit the amount of astroturfing that takes place. Take a look at a community like /r/fitness, and you get a lot of people recommending a lifting program that requires you purchase a book. The worst part is, on
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>But the rampant individualism and abandonment of the family unit leads us to no dialogue between peoples. It's not like that everywhere. I live in a midwest metropolitan area (~230k people), when I walk passerbyers always say hi or
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I work in office but regularly communicate with an outstanding remote employee. Any time we have an issue or project to discuss, she'll call me up and we either start or end the conversation with some scuttlebutt (5-10 minutes). As a r
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