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by chrsig 4y ago
The tradeoff here being how much of your time are you willing to dedicate towards helping others, and for what level of task. As a general rule of thumb, I try to ask "Have you X, Y, or Z'd?" as a quick filter for if the pers
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by chrsig 4y ago
That does look like just what I'm looking for. I'm going to have to give the 7 day trial a shot. I like that it has investment tracking as well. Agreed that mint was terrible with syncing. I don't know if it's impr
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by chrsig 4y ago
oh, hledger does look pretty neat. If I were the only person involved in my budgeting, I'd definitely give it some serious consideration.
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by chrsig 4y ago
Yeah, I can understand if you're not looking for something to help you with a zero balance budget, then it wouldn't be a great fit. I think my biggest gripe is the reporting tools. They give a couple basic charts, but it leaves a
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by chrsig 4y ago
I hated all of the advertising in mint. I recently started using ynab[0], which can also import balances & transactions from banks. It supports oauth and 2fa, which was nice for the reason you listed: I don't want to give my cred
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by chrsig 5y ago
Well, if you're doing a good job of treating the person...y'know, as a person, then you can ask them to change their behavior. And generally they'll be amenable to reciprocate. Also: Why doesn't the other person know yo
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by chrsig 5y ago
> I do not think the people reporting to me understands how much energy is spent as a manager negotiating with others in order to give the team and team members the most space/maneuverability that is possible Speaking from experienc
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by chrsig 5y ago
As a non-manager, I find that having a company wide policy for what tech stacks are supported really helps with that particular concern. It should be a pretty easy "tap the sign" sort of thing. And engineers should be able to un
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by chrsig 5y ago
What changed my assessment was actually another commenter[0] highlighting that the cop may be personally liable. If that's the case, then it could be a good thing with regards to qualified immunity. Cops seeing that there may be seve
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by chrsig 5y ago
I'm really interested in this. My big question is: how easy can it be made to fill in details? I've been thinking quite a bit lately on what I could possibly hack together in a few julia scripts, where I can at least munge my own
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by chrsig 5y ago
State known for being racist fights tooth and nail against ~falsely imprisoned~ framed black person. Brace yourself for mental gymnastics. I'm not really sure what there is to discuss here. How thin the veil is? The legalities involve
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by chrsig 5y ago
It's more "this is our contractual obligation, if we're down more than this, then we might not charge you"
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by chrsig 5y ago
So...it wasn't really rand() at fault here, it was some reentrancy library that newlib uses... For some reason the blog lists the source for rand_r, to which the caller supplies the state rather than using global state. I wonder if the
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by chrsig 5y ago
+1 for all of this! Other things that may help find issues: * the -pedantic -Wall -Werror flags * building with -ggdb3, run the program via gdb. With any luck it will lead you to a stack trace
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by chrsig 5y ago
> I know it's cool to hate javascript but it's not going anywhere. This does seem to align with it being a modern perl
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by chrsig 5y ago
Just so you're aware, in firefox on windows 10, I received an SSL error: > An error occurred during a connection to justine.lol. SSL received a record that exceeded the maximum permissible length. > Error code: SSL_ERROR_RX_RECOR
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by chrsig 5y ago
> If you accept for a moment that there is de facto discrimination arising from the actions of private actors, and you believe that this is a net negative for society, how would you go about reducing or elimination it? Reduce the difficu
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by chrsig 5y ago
There's also a significant reduction in crime rate and drug use in people with adhd that are being properly treated. I'll let interested parties do their own research.
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by chrsig 5y ago
> It’s so weird. I’m not seeing that people are having a hard time getting benzos at CVS Probably because benzos are schedule IV, where as adderall is schedule II -- it's much more tightly controlled. > “Kids were staying home w
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by chrsig 5y ago
From my understanding, people without adhd simply _feel_ more productive on amphetamines
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by chrsig 5y ago
Person with adhd here -- The good: I really appreciate that the free trial doesn't require a credit card/just freezes the features until an opt-in for a subscription. The bad: i think there's a bit of a bootstrapping problem
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by chrsig 5y ago
when you know the number of elements you'll be putting in the list, you can save on resizing and copying. A comprehension doesn't always know how many elements it will require.
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by chrsig 5y ago
There are quite a number of vectors that are activated similarly regardless of large swaths of the implementation. For example: if you're hosting a self made shopping cart versus an open source/commercial product, there's pro
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by chrsig 5y ago
> Imagine you were forced to do a SL1 run on your first play I don't think that's quite a good comparison -- because leveling up is literally a method to overcome the difficulty. Grind. Get Good. Kill some foes, run back to t
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by chrsig 5y ago
I doubt this is true, as much for many people, they're not willing to invest the time to overcome the challenge. Which is fine, but they're not the target audience, and that's also ok.
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by chrsig 5y ago
I strongly feel the opposite. The difficulty is what makes you spend time with the game, and truly appreciate each bit of progress you make. Without the suffering, you can't truly appreciate what you find around the next corner.
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by chrsig 5y ago
This is quite something! I intend to share w/ my coworkers :) If I had one thing I could have added to it: panel for understanding value categories[0] -- I have an incredibly hard time wrapping my head around how they're descri
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by chrsig 5y ago
I mean, I agree that it'd be an incredibly inhumane thing to do, and a very bad idea that shouldn't occur ...but war crimes seem like they should only really be applicable to an aggressor. How can we tell another nation how it&#x
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by chrsig 5y ago
For that matter, they may not even be trying to do so. Depending on generation method, it can be really easy to generate duplicate uuids from two different processes on the same machine that aren't synchronizing with each other. In
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by chrsig 5y ago
From what I understand about trademark law, unlike copyright, trademarks must be defended at risk of losing them. So it may seem petty, but might actually have some necessity behind it. IANAL, and certainly not an expert on trademark law

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