RegBarclay

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by RegBarclay 6y ago
There are two kinds of people who never amount to much: those who cannot do what they are told, and those who can do nothing else.
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by RegBarclay 6y ago
But tornadoes...
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by RegBarclay 6y ago
Shoes. For me, I have to put on street shoes. Pants too, of course. It's all part of sticking to a routine that I would do if I was going to work in an office. I wear jeans and t-shirts rather than business causal, but I shower, shave,
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by RegBarclay 6y ago
This is exactly why I pay for YNAB. As I'm going through all of these free options I'm wondering what support there is for sharing the information with my spouse and how much manual wrenching I'll have to do to make that work
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by RegBarclay 6y ago
I think there is additional value to automating or improving a process even if the time spent automating exceeds the time saved by the automation. What if it just makes me happy that I can turn the bathroom light on with my voice even thoug
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by RegBarclay 7y ago
I scrolled back up to the top of the page to check before I finished reading it.
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by RegBarclay 7y ago
I was thinking as I read the article that there was a next step innovation in the wings to vary the treatment by patient.
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by RegBarclay 7y ago
My commute is a lot shorter, which does free up more hours for me, but so far I'm working the same number of hours -- possibly more because it's easy for me to let work bleed over into non-business hours when I work from home.
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by RegBarclay 7y ago
I know of at least one US college that has completely closed for the rest of the Spring semester: https://www.kentucky.com/news/local/education/article2410586... There are several other colleges switching to
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by RegBarclay 7y ago
You'd need a lot of monoliths.
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by RegBarclay 7y ago
How does the novice programmer know about order of operations? Maybe they are blissfully unaware of both features, but if someone is being taught one feature, they should be taught both. In my case, I'm self-taught and just applied wha
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by RegBarclay 7y ago
I'm not sure anything was proven about people continuing to work during a temporary basic income study. If the basic income provided is temporary as part of a study, why would I leave my job when I know I'm going to need the incom
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by RegBarclay 7y ago
As I was reading the article I was thinking this isn't an issue if you just use parentheses.
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by RegBarclay 7y ago
Yes! And if software lets a user do something that lands them in an error condition, then there should be a way to recover from that condition in the software .
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by RegBarclay 7y ago
Agreed. When I worked from home I did everything I would do to prepare for a day in a regular office except the clothing selection was fully casual. My one biggest rule was that I had to wear regular street shoes. If I was wearing slippers
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by RegBarclay 7y ago
Perhaps on the used car lot.
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by RegBarclay 7y ago
Amazon isn't a search company, so I think it's a little different case. Also, if I call a Ford dealer and ask them for their best deals, why would I expect them to tell me about Toyotas?
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by RegBarclay 7y ago
Agreed that there is a lot of toxicity. But I think there's value in learning to participate without being dragged down by griefers and trolls.
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by RegBarclay 7y ago
What could go wrong?
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by RegBarclay 7y ago
A lot of their electrification efforts are penance for dieselgate.
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by RegBarclay 7y ago
Cost and service (call it reliability) were my biggest issues. I have a long commute and needed to buy an economical car a little over 2 years ago. I live in a rural community and anticipated that it would be difficult to get a Tesla worked
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by RegBarclay 7y ago
I agree. I'm originally from Charleston and have always said that it's not like the rest of WV. I'd say the real heart of Appalachia is Pikeville KY.
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by RegBarclay 7y ago
I tend to agree in general. I found that actively listening and paying attention to a lecturer and maybe taking a few sparse notes on some key points or things emphasized by the speaker worked fine. I advised my kids as they went off to col
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by RegBarclay 7y ago
I thought the same thing -- that once content is moderated, it should be trivial to block exactly the same content from being posted and moderated again. What a waste.
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by RegBarclay 7y ago
If I see someone in distress, am I supposed to interrogate them before rendering aid?
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by RegBarclay 7y ago
My grandmother died from AD around 30 years ago. My dad has AD now and there's really not been much progress since his mother died. I'm very much hoping that there are some breakthroughs in the next 30 years. I'd rather die f
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by RegBarclay 7y ago
I have a similar problem. I plant a lot of cucumbers and cantaloupe. Any vine-like plant that grows along the ground isn't going to work with this. But, I plant tomatoes and peppers on the other end of the garden, so...
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by RegBarclay 8y ago
My wife works too, but not at home, so... It was cool during school breaks to have my older kids at home. Cool during lunch. Not so cool when I had to break up disagreements. It didn't get really bad for me until I'd been at home
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by RegBarclay 8y ago
Not a freelancer, but I've worked remotely... > It gets pretty dang lonely sometimes, particularly if you’re working remotely. I don’t care if you’re an introvert or extrovert, it’ll affect you either way. I'm an introvert. I w
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by RegBarclay 8y ago
https://dilbert.com/strip/2001-10-25

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