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by denvaar 3y ago
Looks like mainly they played around on the ice.
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by denvaar 3y ago
any popular youtube alternatives?
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by denvaar 3y ago
Couple days ago I logged into Facebook for the first time in about 2-3 years because I wanted to download a video that I had saved there. What a hot mess. I needed to reset my password, but the form was seemingly unresponsive. Then suddenly
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by denvaar 3y ago
I can't get ctrl-. to work as you say, but esc-. calls up the last argument of the previous command. It's nice for when it's a long file path because you don't have to type it again.
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by denvaar 3y ago
I first saw Tom Scott on Computerphile. He’s so good at explaining topics with excitement and enthusiasm. It’s amazing he’s been so consistent with a video every week for the last 10 years. Not only “a video”, but videos that go above and b
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by denvaar 3y ago
> extremely mechanical 4Runner Same sentiment for my washer/dryer. Bought an older (used) set for $300, They have lasted 7 years so far, which is in addition to however long they were in use before: I would guess at least 7 more. Se
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by denvaar 3y ago
Awesome, I ended up purchasing your app, which is saying a lot because I hardly ever do stuff like that. It's been helpful in weighing out different financial decisions recently.
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by denvaar 3y ago
Not surprised if you're right, but I don't think that heat map takes any sort of timeframe into account, so it's just the history of all users who have recorded walks ever, from what I understand.
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by denvaar 3y ago
I made it a point to walk 3 or more miles every day this year. Haven't missed a day this whole year so far (knock on wood). It's been a great decision, although it is hard to compare it to what I would have felt like if I didn&#x2
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by denvaar 3y ago
It's funny because I did the opposite - switched from a Herman Miller Aeron to some crappy chair that looks like a couch - and that has cleared up my pain.
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by denvaar 3y ago
Here's a few - Book called Compact Data Structures by Gonzalo Navarro https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/compact-data-structures... - Ben Langmead's YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com&#
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by denvaar 3y ago
Learning about Information Theory. It’s pushing me out of my comfort zone. For example, leading me to improve my math skills in order to understand some of the concepts and notations that are used in research papers. Also gives me some cont
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by denvaar 3y ago
I don't know if it technically qualifies as a REPL[1], but I really enjoy Elixir's interactive console, IEx. What I like about it: - Tab completion (obviously). Not only for functions/modules/bindings that are in scope,
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Gateways to Joy (Website)(gurmeet.net)
2 points by denvaar 3y ago|0 comments
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by denvaar 3y ago
I ended up with pulmonary embolism as a young (early 30s), healthy guy. Still not sure what caused it, but the doctor thought it may be COVID. The strange thing is that I never tested positive or had symptoms, though my spouse had it just b
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by denvaar 3y ago
I'm like my cat, in that I like to be near people, but not necessarily engaging. Sitting in a coffee shop doing my own thing is really nice sometimes.
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by denvaar 3y ago
I am the same way, and I enjoy YT Music as well.
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by denvaar 3y ago
I know, right? I just bought it.
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by denvaar 3y ago
Any Cancer-related news is exciting, but at the same time, I feel like knowing that I'm at an increased risk will make me obsess over it, and end up being a net-negative for me.
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Modos Paper Monitor (2022)(modos.tech)
158 points by denvaar 3y ago|73 comments
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by denvaar 3y ago
Mind sharing a specific example of what made it difficult to come back to? Was it control flow, a specific library like Ecto, no types, etc?
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by denvaar 3y ago
Curious what you got stuck on
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by denvaar 3y ago
Knowing the context and history definitely makes it more interesting and usually helps in learning too.
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by denvaar 3y ago
What makes it so that you can only resolve the host wifi.delta.com during a flight?
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by denvaar 3y ago
I think what makes a programming language easy to use is largely due to the constraints that it imposes, through carefully thought-out design decisions. At first the constraints may be difficult to grasp. You may feel like a feature is miss
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by denvaar 3y ago
It’s fun to make your own SSG tool, and this is a great example of keeping it simple. It’s also interesting to read so many comments of people doing similar things. For my own site, I find that I want an SSG tool that is simple, intuitive,
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by denvaar 3y ago
> Grouped aliases/imports/requires are a mis-feature in my view. They save a few characters when typing but they complicate searching for module uses and refactoring. Totally agree with this. I prefer to not use aliases most of
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by denvaar 3y ago
A little margin/padding would go a long way
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by denvaar 3y ago
My dad ran his own business, and I remember his answering machine recording well, because my room was right next to his office at home: "Hi, this is Dennis, I'm sorry that I can't come to the phone right now, but it's a
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by denvaar 3y ago
I'll admit I only skimmed this article, but I think that I have noticed this sentiment as a boon during software development: Sometimes I will find myself in a position where I need some level of sign-off or approval from the team abou

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