Sevrene

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by Sevrene 9y ago
I'm not sure I follow, maybe I'm not understanding you correctly. Are you actually saying personality is only a result of environment? Take for instance introverts vs extraverts. Introverts might be forced to be more social in an
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by Sevrene 9y ago
Working overtime without some sort of commiseration should be illegal, yet it is typically expected in a lot of salaried work. Even my local groceries makes their workers spend 10 minutes cleaning up before close, 'off the clock'.
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by Sevrene 9y ago
Some spend their entire lives working at a company to figure out how little they actually value them in the end. I know I've worked for people for far too long knowing this and always regret not leaving sooner. Glad you saw the light a
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by Sevrene 9y ago
While I can agree there are 'real' rockstar developers that act like the original article mentions, I don't think whether Rick was or wasn't one of them is what matters here. What matters most here is how management deal
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by Sevrene 9y ago
The problem is that someone will tell you anything to stop you from pulling out their nails, so you can get a lot of really incorrect information.
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by Sevrene 9y ago
Why did you link that, can you provide more context? It doesn't seem like a massive deal according to what they state: he made a joke and it wasn't well received. They never say what the joke is or what about it was sexist.
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by Sevrene 9y ago
That's what I do except I use TotalSpaces[1] to use the trackpad to swipe up, right, down or left to each workspace. You can set applications to open on specific desktops, or any desktop. This combined with moom[2] really makes macOS a
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by Sevrene 10y ago
What!? I never would have expected this, quite a surprise. I hope it works out for them.
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by Sevrene 10y ago
Honestly I feel the opposite. I agree Dwarf Fortress is quite hard to learn and the UI plays a large part of that as it's completely keyboard based and requires a lot of upfront effort to learn, but once you do you become much faster t
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by Sevrene 10y ago
Or a public bathroom, for example.
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by Sevrene 10y ago
I think to some degree everyone is biased. Even if you say you don't care about age there's still some part of your mind that accounts for that when 'you' decide you like someone or not, whether that's negatively or
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by Sevrene 10y ago
> after cleaning up my diet, my migraines were cut in half. I get a cock eyed look from doctors, when I say my treatment is this natural thing, or dietary. If your 'natural' treatment is just dietary change, that is actually a
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by Sevrene 10y ago
Stilgherrian[1], a technology journalist and commentator from Australia has had issues with this, particularly the Google Plus name policy. He changed his name to his online handle because that's simply what everyone called him. If I&#
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by Sevrene 10y ago
So what's the difference between this and the whole Mojang 'scrolls' debacle? Seems pretty strange Bethesda would let this fly compared to simply naming your name Scrolls.
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by Sevrene 10y ago
I love OpenTDD, but I had no idea you could install it with package managers. That's awesome.
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by Sevrene 10y ago
I agree that's it not really a big deal, but there are unforeseen consequences that can be mitigated by simply using the correct domain. So why not, what's to lose?
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by Sevrene 10y ago
Thanks for the solid information! I like me some standards, might have to start using .test from now on.
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by Sevrene 10y ago
Yeah I heard that bonjour messed up .local, although isn't that meant to be reserved for actual local nets or something?
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by Sevrene 10y ago
Do you actually set the A record for it, or do you just set it up in /etc/hosts? Seems risky if it's the first.
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Ask HN: What TLD do you use for local development?
45 points by Sevrene 10y ago|60 comments
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by Sevrene 10y ago
Thanks for the input brudgers, I think you're spot on. After a few days there, it seems they are definitely in the first category.
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by Sevrene 10y ago
Thanks, thought so.
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Ask HN: Starting a new job on Monday, still haven't seen the contract
2 points by Sevrene 10y ago|4 comments
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by Sevrene 10y ago
If it works in other email clients, it should work in Mutt. Personally setting up Mutt was easier than most email clients for me.
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by Sevrene 10y ago
Sure, don't see why not.
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by Sevrene 10y ago
One time I went up to my local mountain lookout to do some night time photography. It was very dark and I was using long exposure. During one of the photographs a huge white flash occurred. I turned around and couldn't see anything. It
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by Sevrene 10y ago
I always felt it was from David's perspective of what is unimaginable to any human, and the scene is just his feeble mind attempting to make sense of something that his body can't. Much in the same way he experiences himself grow
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by Sevrene 10y ago
google cache: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:blog.2...
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by Sevrene 10y ago
I agree with you, but isn't this more of a problem with the implementation of body cameras, rather than the idea itself? Normally these sorts of places create bureaucratic systems to enforce common practise and a set of standards, whic
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Constructing the Sierpinski triangle(oftenpaper.net)
2 points by Sevrene 10y ago|0 comments

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