Unbeliever69

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by Unbeliever69 5y ago
MBA Industrial Design here. I think that all art should start with the ability to draw. A foundational book like Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain is a good jump start if it is important for your ego to see quick feedback. Like masteri
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by Unbeliever69 5y ago
I didn't know dead comments was a thing. What is the correlation between dead comments and climate denialism being common on HN?
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by Unbeliever69 5y ago
I must not pay attention, but how common are climate skeptics on HN?
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by Unbeliever69 5y ago
My wife is a professional trumpet player. In the Utah Symphony the vast majority of members have a musical spouse. It is not uncommon for spouses to be in the same orchestra (nepotism anyone? fyi these positions are always filled via auditi
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by Unbeliever69 5y ago
It is extremely rare for musicians to marry outside of their field. Particularly professional musicians.
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by Unbeliever69 5y ago
For sure. Mine has been the perfect dev machine. My Docker build times are the envy of the office.
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by Unbeliever69 5y ago
https://www.forbes.com/sites/ianpalmer/2021/06/19/why-norway...
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by Unbeliever69 5y ago
You forget the computer is there! I have been so overwhelmingly happy with my M1 (with RAM upgrade) as a dev machine. It's THAT good. My co-workers cry when they see how fast my docker containers build.
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by Unbeliever69 5y ago
This has been so true to me. At the beginning of the pandemic I started keto. The first six months the weight fell off then I just hit a wall right around the time I began exercising (a full season of skiing) and weight lifting. For the las
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by Unbeliever69 5y ago
The "Big Lie" has entered the chat.
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by Unbeliever69 5y ago
I feel that a discussion of ltree is incomplete without discussion of manipulating the tree. e.g. splicing, cutting, moving, deleting branches [1] etc. Also, how ltree uses Gist indexes [2]. Reference: [1] http://patshaughnessy.
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by Unbeliever69 5y ago
Great commentary. Regarding 'I miss software design sessions with my team, we would go thru issues 2x faster being together.' My team struggled with this at first, mainly because we had a massive markerboarding wall in the office.
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by Unbeliever69 5y ago
The Sears Catalog of this generation.
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by Unbeliever69 6y ago
Yeah. This is the a similar problem with alternatives to 2D AutoCAD replacements. 2D CAD application can pretty much all do the same things. However, most of the really useful productivity features such as dynamic blocks, sheet sets, constr
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by Unbeliever69 6y ago
We are a small SAAS startup that is funded by a slightly larger architectural services firm. My partner was staunchly against WFH until he saw productivity rise and employee satisfaction go through the roof when the business was forced into
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by Unbeliever69 7y ago
My 1st gen ipad is still alive and ticking but completely worthless. Hardly a scratch in the case or screen and the battery is fine. I don't use it because no modern apps work on it. I bought a 2018 model and what a piece of crap. Warp
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by Unbeliever69 7y ago
Design tips without pictures is like coding tips without code.
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by Unbeliever69 7y ago
ii here!
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by Unbeliever69 7y ago
This is interested. About 20 years ago I bought a few Vans button-up shirts. These were amazing garments with vents in all the right areas. I'm not a skater but I understand why the shirts were designed the way they were. They were fun
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by Unbeliever69 7y ago
I think that what is lost is that Javascript is more of a functional language than an object-oriented one and a move to hooks embraces its functional roots while eliminating numerous footguns (this), simplifying reuse, and reducing redundan
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by Unbeliever69 7y ago
"Functional programming is just easier to grasp mentally" Disagree. Coming from a OOP background I'm still waiting for that ah ha FP moment. "as it takes away a lot of the foot-guns (mutable state, inheritance, etc)&quo
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by Unbeliever69 7y ago
We use a mixture of strawberries, dates, and lime juice. Sometimes we mix in bananas. Soooooo good!
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by Unbeliever69 7y ago
Yet, we also have to consider the joy we get from running and what we would be doing if we weren't running. If you told me at the age of 40 that long-distance running would take 5 years off my life, I wouldn't care. Running, makes
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by Unbeliever69 7y ago
This. Take your time. Baby steps. My wife and I use Vibrams as camp shoes for backpacking and I regularly wear them to the gym (treadmill) or around town. They've also helped me train to walk barefoot which I'll regularly do on lu
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by Unbeliever69 7y ago
I love this book so much that I bought a dozen copies and gave them out as Christmas presents back in 2009! To this day, my wife and I joke about the seriousness of running hydration because neither of us would ever want to drink out of a m
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by Unbeliever69 7y ago
I think that the Dumbledore's Office analogy is perfect for my use of HN. Frankly, it is the ONLY reason I use HN as I find the discourse (mostly) elitist and exclusive (tiringly).
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by Unbeliever69 7y ago
For comparison. https://github.com/trekhleb/javascript-algorithms/blob/maste...
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by Unbeliever69 8y ago
There is a saying in the graphics industry, "Output drives process." Always design with the output in mind. As this is a project that took years to create I can see how designing with responsive in mind could be overlooked or put
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by Unbeliever69 8y ago
I hire for a tech company and never background or drug check my employees.
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by Unbeliever69 9y ago
U.S. jails/prisons are designed specifically to make the inmate's life as miserable as they are allowed to by law. Trust me, if jails/prisons could ban books or commissary, they would. What you describe is what the Swedish pr

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