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by Given_47 3y ago
> There are ergonomic items you can buy for a home-lab situation or maybe the office splurged out on Herman Miller chairs I got a nice condition used Steelcase Leap v1 several months ago for about $120 and that thing has been an absolute
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by Given_47 3y ago
I share the same mindset as u and I’ve been told countless times something to the effect of “yea but that’s not realistic” yet I never stop. I’ve often wondered why that is; I assume it’s just some psychological thing/on principle of
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by Given_47 3y ago
That’s dope! I’m macOS so I just use karabiner for all button remapping. Tho I recently got a QMK board and have been meaning to add some mouse actions to it (purely ergonomic reasons, ideally use my mouse less and less). That’s nice u have
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by Given_47 3y ago
Right. I have mission control set up to one hot corner for when I want to switch between windows lazily with just one hand (mouse) and making out parts of my wallpaper underneath the scattered windows is the extent I see it.
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by Given_47 3y ago
Entirely agree. I’ve had trouble distilling this attribute or whatever into a specific quality. Maybe probabilistic thinking? But the bar for acknowledging when u don’t kno something should be pretty low. > we’re failure machines looking
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by Given_47 3y ago
I’m sure there r random blogs devoted to that lol. Which is y I aggressively bookmark niche sites cuz by definition gold mines r very much not discoverable
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by Given_47 3y ago
Yea that’s my main frustration with overall journalism. The one subject where I’d consider myself in the 99th percentile of knowledge (more of a reflection of the sample) is basketball and it drives me up a wall the number of Medill type, c
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by Given_47 3y ago
Yea I’ve never rlly understood the Reddit users that r frustrated at the mods for this specifically. It’s definitely unfortunate, and I haven’t gone on Reddit in over a month as a result. Altho u basically already answered it: > If you l
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by Given_47 3y ago
I primarily use the g604 (more buttons and thicker hump so also more comfortable) but the g502 scroll wheel is so much better
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by Given_47 3y ago
Exactly. Analogous to curling cheat.sh or simply using the tldr pages as opposed to sifting thru the entirety of a man page for a quick command
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by Given_47 3y ago
Oh I’m aware, but thanks. It’s more so the mental burden of second guessing if a search is “worth it” that would arise. Like I said tho I’ll use the trial to best figure out my process. And also yea three cents for every two searches over t
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by Given_47 3y ago
The ultimate trump card
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by Given_47 3y ago
Well they said it’s out of principle so I read that as simply a rationalization that helps them stick to their principle(s)
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by Given_47 3y ago
Oh yea that’s been super common in the gambling industry for a while. For casino games, losers will get comped a night, maybe a weekend even to encourage them back. In betting, losers get incentivized back into the habit by receiving “free
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by Given_47 3y ago
I’ve been heavily considering the 1k Kagi but the limit thing has been giving me pause. I’ve yet to try to trial tho so that should help give context how quickly I burn thru 100
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by Given_47 3y ago
I just recently started using DDG is there any intuitive way to block the MSN links? Probably wouldn’t be too hard to get the original article url anyway tho. And I’ve been pretty impressed with Brave search so far. Promising
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by Given_47 3y ago
Now also called the Tepper School of Business!
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by Given_47 3y ago
Yea same I’m a big hoop nerd but the mainstream collegiate sports especially basketball make my eyes bleed. Literally infuriating to watch idk how people do. But something like Duke Basketball has been tremendously beneficial to Duke–in ter
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by Given_47 3y ago
Definitely feel like this isn’t nearly as common as it should be (possibly cuz it can be uncomfortable for some). Additionally to what u mentioned, I regularly ask myself why I just did something and try to examine if I truly had all the ri
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by Given_47 3y ago
This is great I’m definitely gonna remember this. Epitome of the bugs bunny “no” meme
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by Given_47 3y ago
It’s an interesting concept tbf. I immediately disable it tho but I won’t shit on the idea cuz it’s at least a start
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by Given_47 3y ago
What ur describing is essentially Librewolf
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by Given_47 3y ago
Nice! I went on a closing tab spree recently but rejoined the 1k club this morning (1018 brave tabs rn on my mac) lol
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by Given_47 3y ago
McNamara fallacy is actually such a common one
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by Given_47 3y ago
I would assume they’re suggesting the company also has misaligned incentives
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by Given_47 3y ago
The point about providing ur own perspective is what makes blogs so (sadly) refreshing. I’ve stumbled onto so many random blogs and read a post on a topic I’m already familiar with because I hope to find a different perspective on it.
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by Given_47 3y ago
Love it. And now that I think about it, I have stopped noticing the incessant Casper ads scattered around SF
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by Given_47 3y ago
Definitely not biased here but idk the prospect of building whatever u want and seeing it immediately realized seems pretty exciting. And all u have to do is hack at ur keyboard lol. I’m just struggling to envision construction work being m
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by Given_47 3y ago
Yea affiliate deals r abhorrent. And I wasn’t even aware of how high stakes it can be until this article: https://www.fastcompany.com/3065928/sleepopolis-casper-blogg...
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by Given_47 3y ago
My initial comment came across more antagonistic than I intended lol and I wasn’t trying to hand wave away the “mental burden.” I chose the word because it acknowledges the effort required, so apologies. And I didn’t mean that Excel is bad

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