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I didn't know until I happened to read about it on HackerNews. Nothing in my life changed whatsoever.
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> Without drawing graphs and equations, it is absolutely useless. For you maybe, I use org mode a lot and never feel the need for having graphs and equations in my workflow.
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I find it works great on linux. On Windows I use it with WSL2 and its works just as well as on linux IME.
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Or Calva for VS Code. It's the best dev environment I've used for any language. It's brilliant.
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Yeah, it kinda seems like buying offsets does nothing to actually reduce real Co2 emissions and its more "fund a project that aims to maybe, possibly, sometime in the future reduce Co2 emissions" I think these projects are worthwh
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> it just looks more complex because it's less familiar This is a problem I have at work. Everyone here thinks unfamiliar and hard / complex are synonyms. They aren't!
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Clojure with VSCode and Calva is the best development experience I've ever used in any language.
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> How many Tim Cook's do you have lying around? I don't think these people are as special and rare as you think they are. There are plenty of smart people on the planet.
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I think this is a tough one, and I'm not sure where I stand on this. On the one hand I don't think the government should be able to tell you what you can and can't do with your body. If you want to sell your body, you should
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What countries is this true. I know zero people who have private health insurance. Some companies offer it as a perk, but I have never heard of anyone paying for their own private health insurance.
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Last time I tried to get an Uber, the app found me a ride then when he was on his way he cancelled the ride. I go on the app and get another ride, on the way he cancelled the ride... I called a regular black cab and got picked up in 5 mins.
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It's not the security or trust that is even the issue. Even if the footage was never recorded or deleted instantly after. Even if it was 100% anonymous and 100% guaranteed secure, it still feels like some creepy dystopian nightmare. A
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I love the disdain that the ars writer clearly has for these morons. It's nice to see a piece that isn't trying to be balanced, but is happy to just call them out like that.
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> My solution was to use webcam if available and make people wave hand or some other gesture in order to verify that you are really human. This seems even worse to me. Wave at the camera to prove you are human... This is a whole other le
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Same here, but with tea. I drink tea with milk and 1 sugar. I keep trying without sugar but its just undrinkable.
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Hey, I'm an adult and I managed to accidentally purchase Mary bloody Poppins via the Amazon Prime phone app. An accidental swipe in the wrong direction. It happens.
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I write technical stuff to convince myself that I understand a topic. I'll write a tutorial for myself on it, and during this, ask questions that someone who doesn't know it at all would ask, sometimes I don't know the answer
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I would recommend to basically read anything by Steinbeck.
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This is what is considered edgy nowadays?
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Don't take attacks on a tool you like as an attack on you. This is rarely ever the intention, and I'm 100% certain wasn't the intention of the poster here. The tools you use shouldn't be your identity. Chill.
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A blowtorch?
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British here, everyone i know keeps eggs in the fridge. I assumed if they weren't kept in fridge they would go off, but now i actually think about it they aren't in fridges in the shop... It does say on the box though to refrigera
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Dark table is incredibly impressive for free open source software.
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How is this possible for people with existing jobs?
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Because some developers will take offense. They will think that if you call the language they use trash then you are calling them a trash developer. It's odd, there are developers who make the language they work part of their identity
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To me, Go feels like the antiquated language.
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I wouldn't be. I simply can't sit and focus working for 8 hours a day. Especially if its hard. I'm not a robot. If I thought you were sitting there just to watch me to try and force me to work more, I'd leave. I think fo
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Yeah, same here. It's ridiculous slow.
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I get asked quite often if I'm angry, grumpy, down, "what's wrong?" even when I'm absolutely fine and none of those things. I was even stopped by a random stranger in a supermarket once and they asked if I was OK...
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