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4y ago
Right. I run 5 days a week, but I don't attend to performance enough to be really aware of any difference there. I suspect differences due to caffeine, if any, would be swamped by the already pretty significant day to day variations. B
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4y ago
I've never experienced a withdrawal headache. Though thinking about it the only headaches I've ever had have been the result of hangovers, so maybe I'm just not prone to headaches in general.
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4y ago
I'm strictly strong espresso/macchiato, self-ground fresh beans, and drink 3 or 4 doubles most mornings. Last time I stopped was for 6 weeks mid last year as an experiment. No effects whatsoever that I could discern. Nothing you&#
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4y ago
Coffee has no subjective effect on my energy or arousal or alertness. I just really enjoy the taste and aroma. Every year or two I wonder if I'm getting addicted or inured to caffeine's effects, so take a few experimental weeks of
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4y ago
As a frequent js/ts avoider currently using deno and deno deploy for a few bits and pieces, I've found both truly pleasant to use. My needs are simple (cut to fit my js ecosystem ignorance) but given those limits, the only problem
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4y ago
Yes me too. The developers have done a great job of keeping it focused. It being a side project probably makes that easier (no wolf at the door pestering them to make it more profitable). FWIW if you're interested I have a little comma
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4y ago
I've been a paying user of Checkvist for years. It's a a pleasing rarity in the contemporary web software world - a simple useful and reliable keyboard-driven tool with little hype and no world-conquering aspirations. It improves
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4y ago
This is a local-only service for just a single nation.
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4y ago
Fair enough, cheers. I've been keeping notes on and off. I may be able to turn them to use at some point.
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> there’s still new good work going on in that space Is there anything there someone like me (ie. having difficulty with Rust) might usefully contribute to? I'm a little overwhelmed right now trying to keep a roof over my head, but
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4y ago
I wish they (and all repo caretakers) would do this more often. Each comment notifies every person who subscribes to an issue, and if that comment adds nothing other than an information-free expression of feels that no-one other than the fe
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4y ago
No I was half-listening and think it was mentioned in a loose way, and I think I'm conflating it with some other mention in a different recent podcast so that's more than a few levels of looseness. I've just scrubbed back th
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4y ago
I wish extreme Rust solipsists would stop blankly stating as a fact that working in Rust is 'easy' just because they find it so. If you do, good for you, but your experience is not universal. Many don't. I find Rust extremel
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4y ago
I've fantasised idly for some years over building an editor around something very like the AST Mode, so I'm looking forward to trying this out.
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> the UX needs to vastly improve Which client? Elk ( https://elk.zone ) seems pretty good to me, though I'm not particularly fussy about UX in this particular case (I only check social media a couple of times a week). But
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4y ago
It really is time for the HN mods to review the guidelines. Nearly every comment here has been made almost verbatim thousands of times, in dozens of different forums, repeated for years on end. The same thing happens when there's any m
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4y ago
Could you expand on why, and what you used? I'm looking into a multiplatform app myself, and I've considered egui and iced, but am leaning towards Tauri. I'll definitely be sticking with Rust (this is a front end for a Rust l
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As others have written, it can. Dart/Flutter is clearly further along. The main non-technical reason for this is that Flutter is the single blessed UI toolkit for Dart, whereas Rust instead relies on the creative chaos of multiple comp
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4y ago
Your ire would be better directed towards fossil fuel companies, who have spent millions designing and then infecting the public sphere with irrelevant rhetoric designed by marketing companies to distract (all the 'points' you mad
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4y ago
My local area has been devastated by historically unprecedented floods twice just this year , with nearly complete destruction of all local infrastructure. I know two people who drowned. I have had complete loss of roads and bridges out of
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4y ago
Have you actually read any climate science, as opposed to political prattle about climate? Do you really think climate change is intangible? Serious, detailed, empirical work done by tens of thousands of scientists, converging across 10s of
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6y ago
Unintentional? Are you blind? Nah, just a member of the elite boys club. Bye.
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6y ago
Turn the HN angry mob mode off Funny how, to the rich and powerful, any amongst the lower orders who dare to ask questions are always an 'angry mob'. We’re all in this together That would have been nice. Too late.
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but these promises were quickly revoked Were they? Where did you see that? The Health Dept's response to the Privacy Impact Assessment's recommendation for release of the app's source code says as follows: Agreed. The PIA
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6y ago
Unless they've done some independent investigation, that's just federal government speak. The feds have been at pains to present COVIDSafe as having stringent privacy safeguards, but they have such an appalling record that few wil
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6y ago
Yes I've installed babashka. It really is a cool project. Must look into GraalVM at some point, but, as someone new to Clojure, I'm wary of spending too much time on tooling yet. I've found in the past I can tinker so much w
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However, the elephant in the room (which I also like to ignore as a Clojure enthusiast) is that the start up time of a Java based GUI app is too slow (this is exacerbated even moreso when Clojure is involved) I'm expecting a GraalVM
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I haven't seen the film yet, but I've heard Moore talk about it on his podcast. Nuclear vs fossil vs renewables isn't the point at all. It's about how the increasing size of the so-called 'economy' (of which en
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I hadn't. Thanks, that's a little gem.
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I'm really reluctant to say any more about this particular dead duck, but the ignorance and vapidity go hand-in-hand. The notion that we just apolitically need to 'want' the right things is risibly divorced from the reality o
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