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by curun1r 4y ago
> If most of a city was zoned to allow up to multi residential highrises rather than most of a city being zoned for single family The problem with this is the only entities with the financial power to build such buildings are large devel
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by curun1r 4y ago
Damage comes in many forms and temperature/climate controlled rooms only prevent a certain kind of damage. The ancient city of Palmyra was irreparably destroyed by Isis in 2015. No amount of climate control would have protected it from
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by curun1r 4y ago
It’s more like a noble half truth, since the architect leaves themselves open to accepting a good idea that isn’t their own.
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by curun1r 4y ago
I think it’s important that everyone feels like they own the architecture. In practice, it means that everyone puts in ideas and the person or persons in charge only (gently) nix the ideas that don’t fit with their vision. But it’s import
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by curun1r 4y ago
It’s probably more accurate to say there’s a build back of CO2. Wim Hof uses hyperventilation to lower blood CO2 level well below normal so that when you do the breath hold, a big chunk of the time is spent just returning CO2 to that normal
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by curun1r 4y ago
AIUI, the major difference between the two is that Tauri uses the system’s WebView while Electron bundles a specific version of Chromium. That means Tauri will have a number of performance advantages at the cost of not being able to target
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by curun1r 4y ago
Facebook has a similar problem. They’ve known about it for more than a decade…it was probably reported long before I reported it, but I first saw and reported in in 2008. But recently a friend of my mom was taken for $1000, so they’ve obvio
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by curun1r 4y ago
I tried something similar when I went overseas. In my case, I tried to use Twilio and even got everything setup to forward correctly to the number I got in whatever country I was in at the time. But that doesn’t work for 2FA. I ended up loc
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by curun1r 4y ago
> aims to optimize for being on top of problems vs being conservative in treatment You should really read the article as this is the exact problem they’re pointing out…that the whole field is rife with treatments that are not evidence-ba
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by curun1r 4y ago
A lot of that is sleep hygiene. People rarely had issues falling asleep early before electrification. And we’ve made it even worse with TV, computers and smartphones. Being very conscious of light consumption and turning off devices several
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by curun1r 4y ago
It will require you to venture into C land, but I found the walkthrough of the code for the kilo editor [0] to be very informative. It’ll hit on a number of the basic concerns that a console-based editor needs to solve. Any vi/emacs im
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by curun1r 4y ago
It feels extremely likely that there were many other powerful people who were involved. The fact that many of them (Dershowitz, Trump, Prince Andrew) were publicly accused at a time before the Miami Herald’s reporting made all this common k
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by curun1r 4y ago
I feel like Go was built with primary design considerations that are often not considered publicly and often at odds with what programmers want out of a language. I saw one of the first public talks from the creators at Google I/O and
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by curun1r 4y ago
Results-oriented thinking is just one of many human cognitive quirks that are often maladapted to the modern world. A major one is how we tend estimate probability. We naturally do that by equating it with how easy it is to imagine or remem
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by curun1r 4y ago
I think you and the people disagreeing with you are both right, in a sense. These tools can absolutely simplify and improve even a small deployment…for someone with significant experience using them. But there’s a lot of learning that has t
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by curun1r 4y ago
> It's sad one is labeled a racist or anti-feminist or w/e when you point this obvious fact out. ~70% of black kids are born to single mom's Where it ventures into racist territory is to present these statistics on their o
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by curun1r 4y ago
> choosing Rust just for performance gains usually doesn't pay off Performance is a complex topic. Other languages can be fast and you’re likely right that with simple initial benchmarks, Rust isn’t going to out-perform other langua
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by curun1r 4y ago
Studies absolutely don't show it to be common. Here's a meta analysis [0] of many that, as I mentioned, shows it below 1% of the population. That's rare. Don't confuse it being easy to find with it being common. Whenever
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by curun1r 4y ago
> Cannabis is involved in approximately 50% of psychosis, schizophrenia, and schizophreniform psychosis cases. Thats significant, wouldn't you say? Absolutely not. Alcohol is involved in 60% of the snake bites in the US. It’s easy t
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by curun1r 4y ago
The internet lends itself to immediate/premature responses. People read headlines without reading the article. People stop reading in the middle as soon as they feel they have something to say about what they’ve read. People don’t take
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by curun1r 5y ago
I’ve switched away from using OMZ as an all-in-one framework that takes over my .zshrc, but I still use some of its plugins. Its plugin management is too slow for my tastes, but there’s a few plugins that I came to rely on. Switching to She
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by curun1r 5y ago
> makes it difficult to share parser logic between the two It’s difficult to reuse traditional compiler logic in an IDE, but there’s good examples that the reverse isn’t true. IDE validation of language semantics is a strictly more compl
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by curun1r 5y ago
Not after I got back from vacation, no. There’s not much opportunity where I am and I didn’t have training partners, so I the only thing I could do safely was dry training.
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by curun1r 5y ago
I got one. I ended up accidentally losing 25lbs when I did this, but ymmv. Basically, about 6 years ago, I got into freediving while on vacation. Once I got back to the real world, I got obsessed with training to hold my breath for longer.
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by curun1r 5y ago
As someone who has hired a new grad into a “Senior Engineer” role, it meant the title of the salary band that met the candidate’s salary requirements to make our offer competitive with the other offers he received. We wanted to hire a junio
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by curun1r 5y ago
Pretty Rust-centric, but I think: https://matklad.github.io has some good content
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by curun1r 5y ago
The other path that works well is to use Dash/Zeal for documentation. I find dealing with a browser tab to be a bit awkward, especially if I'm working on a Rust project using Wasm and actively testing in a browser and having to fl
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by curun1r 5y ago
> Samsung TVs on sale at 100% off at your local Target doesn't have the same moral weight to it I kinda disagree with this. If it were a local retailer run by your neighbors, you’d be absolutely correct. But if you’re talking about
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by curun1r 5y ago
I've done a bunch of Buddhist trainings, 10-day retreats and such and, for me at least, the saying "no plan survives contact with the enemy" seems to apply. I've yet to be able to carry what I've learned forward int
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by curun1r 5y ago
It's worth noting that Rust's Async functionality starts with very different priorities from Go's goroutines. Rust, as a systems language, made lack of overhead (allocations, etc) the highest priority. It's part of Rust&

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