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by codpiece 2y ago
Thank you, this is fascinating! Do you have any recommended reading?
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by codpiece 2y ago
And if he remains dead...
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by codpiece 2y ago
Great answer, and good proper use of the benefits of LLM. Let the LLM do the grunt work and let the expert human be the expert. Best of luck to you!
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by codpiece 2y ago
Too late. You have been transferred to a dormitory with more appropriate peers.
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by codpiece 2y ago
I just ordered one, too! I'm a huge fan of eInk tablets and always loved the Pebble display. Your design is very clean, and the screen quality looks beautiful. I can't wait to run this as a thin client to my Lenovo P920 ML worksta
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by codpiece 2y ago
I think it's interesting that the press call it a 'gamble' and the company execs call it 'strategic investment'.
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by codpiece 2y ago
That's a wonderful observation, never thought about it that way. Thank you.
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by codpiece 2y ago
Same here, it's a time for re-connecting with family and friends. We reminisce about the deceased, and we're connected by those stories. Some of the foods are generational, baked by great-great-aunts, or even a particular store-bo
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by codpiece 2y ago
It is still a tradition where I'm from, New England. It's just a natural reaction when a family is in trouble, you make them a casserole or something substantial that keeps for a few days. I did it a few times this year already. I
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by codpiece 3y ago
Happy cake day. Have an updoot.
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by codpiece 3y ago
Thanks for this, it's simple and extremely helpful.
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by codpiece 3y ago
Sleep when the baby does. You can catch up on chores later, but not sleep. Prioritize your family over all else. Money is a renewable resource, your time together is finite and fleeting.
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by codpiece 3y ago
This is great, thank you! I really love Calibre, but like you, I find the UI difficult. I will download and install today! Good luck!
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by codpiece 3y ago
Ha! My fondest memories were taking 5 minute naps with my first child.
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by codpiece 3y ago
I take meeting notes and jots in plaintext. I like to have deeper thoughts and observations on paper, often a journal. When I need to synthesize a vague idea, I will jot pieces down on index cards and shuffle them around. For what it's
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by codpiece 3y ago
not true
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by codpiece 3y ago
Large format photography forum is genial and welcoming. Most others are spec fights. https://www.largeformatphotography.info/forum/index.php
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by codpiece 3y ago
>And I need to finish things that I start. Do you, though? Try reading Barbara Sher's "Refuse to Choose". There's a place in the world for everyone, and not everyone has to be an administrator to succeed.
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by codpiece 3y ago
Could you please elaborate? This is fascinating.
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by codpiece 3y ago
I read that as Friskers. I was anticipating a highly-stylized orange and gray car. Too bad.
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by codpiece 3y ago
I am no beauty, and my wife is adding pounds. We have lots of aches and pains. But let me tell you, even 30 years later, she is beautiful, and more than anything, we make each other laugh all the time. I don't care about her body, I ca
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by codpiece 3y ago
Holy cow, that's the perfect summary of what's been bothering me with Gibson's latest few series. Thank you for the insight.
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by codpiece 3y ago
Oh! I wish I didn't stop reading before the parentheses!
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by codpiece 3y ago
Hell yes! You have seen a lot, and that's the most valuable contribution you can provide. Newer career people get caught up in the drama and can't find a good way out. You've seen this play out hundreds of times. You can prov
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by codpiece 3y ago
That is so cool! I have an image of a photo of my dad in front of the NASA Crawler, but it was lost in a flood. He did navigation systems and the photo was from the launch of Apollo 8.
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by codpiece 3y ago
What a beautiful story. I have a similar one, but never thought of recapturing the photos. Nice idea. You certainly honor and deserve the heirloom, and I wish you well.
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by codpiece 3y ago
P.S.: My wife's most important consultant is in his 80s. He paints, he consults, he wrote the seminal book on his industry in his 60s.
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by codpiece 3y ago
At around 50, I felt washed up; in a dying industry and a failing company owned by private equity. Job was bleak and thankless, I was old and unemployable. If I lost my job, I was hopeless. A headhunter called me out of the blue. We talked
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by codpiece 3y ago
Adding to my thought to answer your question: Too many software products have failed over my 40 years of computing. Plaintext lives. ReadySetGo! documents do not. What I do now: - Meeting notes are always digital and plaintext for posterit
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by codpiece 3y ago
I wrote a response of all the barriers between me and my thoughts when an e-Ink tablet (Remarkable) is powered down or sleeping, but that was just kind of pedantic and obnoxious so I deleted it. The reality is that you can go back to your p

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