TheMerovingian

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by TheMerovingian 5y ago
What worked for me was having a separate room to work, and another room for life/fun. Once the work is done, the door on my office is shut, which causes my brain to context switch into relaxation. It's a fun way to employ the Door
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by TheMerovingian 6y ago
Now that it's warmer outside, having tea with my wife on the porch while soaking up some rays. Also, like you OP, I started to walk around the neighbourhood. Fresh air, the sun, and enjoying the wind. Nature is a hell of a drug.
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by TheMerovingian 6y ago
Sounds like you're suffering from mild depression; one of the common symptoms is lack of motivation. If you try powering through your symptom, there is a good chance it will make your anxiety rise. And that's arguably worse. Let m
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by TheMerovingian 6y ago
There was a poster a while ago that designed a series of mods that would automate the sprawl of his base. It would detect ore patches and set up mining and train loading. https://forums.factorio.com/viewtopic.php?t=41377
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by TheMerovingian 6y ago
Someone should make an extension that does this automatically.
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by TheMerovingian 6y ago
Anyone know if it will be littleBig endian?
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by TheMerovingian 6y ago
I just finished a 10K SPM base. Finishing a base that big is like finally releasing a product that was in development for a year. I don't know what to do with myself now that its all finished.
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by TheMerovingian 6y ago
Anecdotally, cutting my coffee intake to near-zero levels has allowed my anxiety to simmer down. Perhaps this may help in your situation.
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by TheMerovingian 6y ago
As someone that will work well past retirement age, what lessons or wisdom could you impart on us youngins'?
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by TheMerovingian 6y ago
Only down side is that it can't scale to the levels Factorio can. (Only applies to us that like to build massive megafactories).
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by TheMerovingian 7y ago
The US is our biggest trading partner. If they are also barred from entering the country, it would effectively grind the economy to a crawl.
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by TheMerovingian 7y ago
You're right. Being smart is also knowing when to buy a replacement. Being smarter is knowing how to treat a car well so it can see it's 20th year of service. Unfortunately, certain countries, such as Canada, are very hostile to c
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by TheMerovingian 7y ago
Interview process. From the start, we did away with whiteboard questions and instead opted for a take home test. The test wouldn't take more than an hour or two, depending on how much effort the candidate wanted to put into it. They go
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by TheMerovingian 7y ago
In my first install of Arch linux, I figured that using the bleeding edge software meant everything was supported. Upon plugging in an external monitor into my Dell laptop, it, indeed worked. Well, until I moved my mouse cursor over to that
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by TheMerovingian 7y ago
There are a number of companies already starting on this. One in particular that comes to mind is Reliq Tech, which does remote monitoring for patients. Currently they have pilots with native reserves, where doctors are hundreds of kilometr
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by TheMerovingian 7y ago
I agree to an extent. I think remote work is a swing in the opposite direction of open offices, but it can go too far. Remote work does not allow developers to collaborate easily; sometimes getting several people at a white board is necessa
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by TheMerovingian 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fisher%E2%80%93Yates_shuffle