Kerrick

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by Kerrick 4y ago
Not even in most of the U.S. I’ve never broken that salary in the Midwest and I’ve gone from Junior to SWE to Senior to Lead to Manager to Director. Even in total compensation it took me until Director (managing managers who in turn manage
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by Kerrick 4y ago
You can unmark the habit as completed, but you don't interact with "the big checkbox" to do that. Shortly after you interact with the satisfying checkbox described in the article, it disappears to show you a visual representa
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by Kerrick 4y ago
It's exactly the right amount of big and flashy for a once-a-day interaction that's supposed to motivate and reward you to do a difficult IRL thing, just so you can come check the checkbox and release a bit of happy reward chemica
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by Kerrick 4y ago
There is actual implementation in the app ( https://apps.apple.com/us/app/not-boring-habits/id1593891243 ). And there is a video of it in the linked blog post.
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by Kerrick 4y ago
As a user of this app, I disagree. During app onboarding, you _create_ the unchecked checkbox by typing the name yourself. And usually you're only building a single habit at a time, so you already know what the text will be before you
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by Kerrick 4y ago
The biggest three factors that made me decide to go for it were: - Even in my first attempt at college, I was never too concerned with the name/reputation of the school. My first go around I picked a state school that gave me a full ri
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by Kerrick 4y ago
Some do. I just started going back to school and I’m working on a B.S. In Software Development at Western Governors University. They’re accredited and online only. They also offer a B.S. in Computer Science.
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by Kerrick 4y ago
There is already a type-certified electric aircraft. https://www.pipistrel-aircraft.com/aircraft/electric-flight/...
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by Kerrick 4y ago
If you don't hit certain density targets, electronics begin to feel flimsy and poorly produced.
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by Kerrick 4y ago
I use virtual desktops/workspaces for context switching. Because I don't like to micromanage opening and closing a multitude of windows each time I switch tasks, I just... leave everything open until I'm done with it. My comp
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by Kerrick 4y ago
> The majority of the US population lives in the same 6-8 metro areas; According to [0] that isn't true. The eight most populous metro areas make up less than a quarter of the population in the U.S. You'd need the 48 most popul
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by Kerrick 4y ago
I disagree. For example when we build software, if we choose to build upon third party software with a regular release schedule, we often have the choice of upgrading to an LTS release or the latest stable. The LTS doesn’t have all the new
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by Kerrick 4y ago
> The company’s lawyers at Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton also argued that DiBenedetto could not simultaneously assert a claim of racial discrimination under the Civil Rights Act and age discrimination under the Age Discrimination of
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by Kerrick 4y ago
It's much more complicated, with multiple pages and login screens and such. I believe it's maintained by the same folks.
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CodebaseShow – The exact same application built using different frameworks(codebase.show)
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by Kerrick 4y ago
In addition to the other comments people have made, relative URLs that start with a slash don't work the way you probably intend them to if you're browsing around with file:// paths. For example, a webpage located at &#x
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by Kerrick 4y ago
To keep it hot. If you don't heat your hot water, it becomes room temperature water.
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by Kerrick 4y ago
That $212 million was starkly contrasted by the next point in the article, that Warehouse workers typically make $15/hr. It would take about 7,000 years working that wage (full-time) to make the same $212,000,000. It's still a _hu
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by Kerrick 4y ago
I did not do tons of research but I ended up with Cherry MX Clears.
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by Kerrick 4y ago
I bought a mechanical keyboard with clicky blue switches and brought it to work at my open office company. Very quickly my coworkers encouraged me to buy one with silent clear switches. I now own two. The clicky one stays at home.
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by Kerrick 4y ago
This is also exactly the kind of thing I was looking for and the reason I bought a CODE Keyboard years ago when they came out. I don’t know whether my keys are swappable and I don’t care. I just wanted something to replace my Model M that h
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by Kerrick 4y ago
According to its release notes, 1.4.1 was released this month and "is an extensive overhaul of the underlying code, modernising and converting most of the codebase to Swift." That doesn't sound like maintenance mode to me. h
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by Kerrick 4y ago
Here’s a good guide from 1917 — after the Haber process was invented, but before its widespread use in the Green Revolution. https://naldc.nal.usda.gov/download/ORC00000242/PDF
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by Kerrick 4y ago
Also worth noting: not all ARMs have a balloon payment. For example, I bought most of my farm on a 20yr ARM with a 20yr amortization. As interest rates rise I will have higher payments, but there’s no moment when the music stops and the res
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by Kerrick 4y ago
No, it’s a colloquialism that refers to sedans as large as a boat. Of course boats come in all sizes, but it’s usually referring to something the size of, say, a present-day Chrysler 300 or larger. A truly full-size four-door sedan. Also kn
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by Kerrick 4y ago
Oh wow, that is actually really exciting!
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by Kerrick 4y ago
Will all software shipped with the hardware when ordered with GNU/Linux be Free or will there be non-Free software such as the BIOS/UEFI? EDIT: I just realized that you cannot order this laptop with GNU/Linux pre installed. I
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by Kerrick 4y ago
Yes. Sony became as big of a player as Canon and Nikon because of it. Canon launched a new lens mount (RF) and announced they will stop producing EF lenses and flagship DSLRs. Nikon launched a new lens mount (Z).
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by Kerrick 4y ago
At that budget you’d be better served getting a cheap lighting kit and a small to help push your webcam to its limits. Mount the webcam at eye level, pick a classic portrait lighting setup, and make every pixel work for you. https:/&#
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by Kerrick 4y ago
I have an IBM Correcting Selectric III for this exact purpose. I do find it helps. It’s not very portable, though. I just picked up a Sears Citation for that, but the 1960s typewriter definition of portable is much closer to “you can take i

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