cryzinger

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   by cryzinger 1y ago

   If you're sitting for more than ~10 minutes you should really get up and try again later, anyway... unless you want hemorrhoids, which I promise you do not :)
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   by cryzinger 1y ago

   I also found the writing style grating, but not for a lack of efficiency; it just felt kind of empty and fake-deep. (Definitely also wondered whether an LLM editor or co-author was part of the equation.) For contrast, I recently saw this bl
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   by cryzinger 1y ago

   I have an LG washer/dryer (not the cool new heat pump dryer, though) and both have "smart" features that are optional and non-intrusive. You don't have to hook up either appliance to the LG app, but if you do you can get
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   by cryzinger 1y ago

   You might be interested in a recent New Yorker article about the Mütter and the debates about its collection, if you haven't seen it already :) https://archive.ph/2025.06.23-112139/https://www.newyorker.c
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   by cryzinger 1y ago

   I think TAL is pretty good about this, particularly when it comes to showing the actual fallout from various policies being implemented. And it's not strictly partisan (one of the stories I linked to in my writeup is about sex workers
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   by cryzinger 1y ago

   Oh that's good... And apt considering deep dish is Chicago style!
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   by cryzinger 1y ago

   I considered it but thought it might be too obnoxious/gimmicky for readers who aren't already familiar with the show, lol.
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   Lessons from 863 episodes of This American Life(indarktrees.com)

   68 points by cryzinger 1y ago|68 comments
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   by cryzinger 1y ago

   Thanks for sharing! I'm far from a JS expert but might have to try something similar... so the snippets you shared are super helpful :)
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    by cryzinger 1y ago

    Oh, those look nice... how did you pull that off? Pure CSS?
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    by cryzinger 1y ago

    That's also very true. Most of the people I've interacted with who communicate that way (the "one question per email" thing hits painfully close to home, lol) seem very... maybe "oblivious" is a polite way to s
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    by cryzinger 1y ago

    You know how a lot of classic midcentury modern houses (which you can still find in downtown Vegas!) have those kind of lattice-y decorative walls and panels? Are those actually functional for reducing heat and not just cool-looking?
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    by cryzinger 1y ago

    The increased water usage is tough because we're serious about water reclamation here in Vegas, but you can't reclaim water lost to evaporation, which is why there are policies (and serious fines) around excessive landscape wateri
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    by cryzinger 1y ago

    Vegas is hardcore about not wasting water because the water we do capture gets treated and put back in Lake Mead :) https://www.cleanwaterteam.com/about-us/who-we-are > [Las Vegas] used 38 billion gallons less wat
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    by cryzinger 1y ago

    This old-ish Newport essay comes to mind: > The knowledge sector’s insistence that productivity is a personal issue seems to have created a so-called “tragedy of the commons” scenario, in which individuals making reasonable decisions fo
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    by cryzinger 1y ago

    It's also frustrating how, for the targeted anti-inflammatories we do have, there's no real way to know which one will be the most effective for someone other than trying several until you find one that does. More options are alwa
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    by cryzinger 2y ago

    Yeah, I mean, for every indie dev who's successful enough to make a career out of it, there'll be countless others who try and fail. But it's still technically possible to break through, in the sense that you don't need
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    by cryzinger 2y ago

    Balatro also comes to mind. And that one's the work of a solo dev!