dmos62

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by dmos62 3y ago
A lot of great suggestions on this thread. Sometimes you can go a long way by addressing external factors like matching control over outcomes with responsibility (high responsibility paired with low control is bad). But, my two cents is loo
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by dmos62 3y ago
Please excuse the unsolicited suggestion. I recently learned a cognitive behavior technique where when you notice that you're demonizing something, you make an effort to find something good about it. As in, "I dislike this situati
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by dmos62 3y ago
What makes you able to work less than the standard week? Thanks for sharing by the way.
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This is like saying you won't change the oil, because the car is important to you. On the plus side, whatever burnout you're experiencing hasn't yet reached the later stages where one's functioning is super degraded or j
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I would be thrilled if that were a viable solution.
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Put whatever unexpected work comes up into a general inbox somewhere, without preprocessing it (i.e. without figuring the next steps). Then periodically process what's in the inbox (figuring out the next steps and scheduling them), onc
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by dmos62 3y ago
As is discussed in the article, their identities were leaked. A portion of them came from companies that would commercially benefit from content scanning contracts.
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Sardinia is small. All the pro drivers probably know each other. This sounds like a curiously exhaustive list of people that came to a beach party.
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It's about controlling intelligence. Not actions, which is what you're talking about.
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by dmos62 3y ago
I feel like inefficient but convenient has been the default trade-off in so many places during the last couple of decades. WASM is opening the doors for all kinds of new solutions. I wonder what kind of cultures will develop around it, as r
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by dmos62 3y ago
I share your sentiments about Python. This is useful in a Python project though.
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Pretty good replacement it turned out to be!
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Take this with a bag of salt, but I've heard people get notable improvements in joint, feet, leg health from switching to barefoot shoes. They also tend to be extremely comfortable. I've been using them exclusively ~5 years and ra
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by dmos62 3y ago
Colors in terminals are tough. There's the terminal, then the shell, then tmux, then vim, and you want all of their configs in concert even when you're switching between light and dark one or twice a day. Colors are tough in gener
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by dmos62 3y ago
A friend would do this with his Apple M1 laptop when we would play something online. He'd take some frozen fresh cheese out of the freezer (in a plastic bag) and put it under the laptop. Otherwise, his framerate would crater. Sometimes
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by dmos62 3y ago
Guy, I don't know who you're upset with or why, but it's not me. > tyranny of the mob You know that just means the perils of being a minority in a democracy, right? > pile of bullshit > propaganda > agenda > pr
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by dmos62 3y ago
Plain wrong. Art in our stage of society is inherently unpopular, not inherently bad.
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by dmos62 3y ago
> Its very hard to make a living off bad or average art. If your implication is it's easy to finance good art, I disagree. Where I live, most good theater productions are state funded. Production costs a lot. People aren't lini
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by dmos62 3y ago
Canada is a democracy. If you're not happy with your representation, you should pick that up with your representatives. The way you describe being forced to pay sounds like you think you're living in an autocracy. Art is awesome a
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Keep in mind, that counting small drones is a fairly new problem. What works today might not work tomorrow.
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To be fair, Tor costs too, it's just that someone else is picking up the bill.
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> In my anarchist circles, other things are recommended before z-lib, which is a second-to-last resort. > > There's an ebook piracy scheme that's been going on longer than z-lib, but it's a little bit more complicate
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by dmos62 3y ago
Drop me an email if you're interested in those stairs.
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What have you learned about einks when working on this?
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by dmos62 3y ago
Looks great. How do you get the print version of your newspaper of choice?
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by dmos62 3y ago
You might not be serious, but, for others' benefit, nuclear waste is not a problem. One just has to not be a complete moron about it. And, most of the spent nuclear fuel will be reusable in the future.
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Interesting. I'm waiting for HNers to tell my why this isn't awesome.
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Makes sense, no?
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Maybe someone knowledgeable can chime in. I heard that if energy inputs required to produce photovoltaics (in China, most likely) are taken into account, they are not efficient enough and long-lasting enough to be net-producers of energy in
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Both these things are probably already being done to some extent. Submarine broadcast stations for navigation were definitely talked about a lot. Note that military submarines is a secretive field, so you ever know only so much.

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