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drekipus
1y ago
This one was definitely funded by the poor. Good catch
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1y ago
I've seen backpacks with a fold out panel. You could probably imagine 3 panels = 90% charge in 1 week with no load. But that pales in comparison to a phone getting depleted every second day
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1y ago
I think kakoune invented motion action keybinds, but Helix is the one popularizing it. I love helix because it is very fast, it supports everything it needs to, and the built-in help/which key. It's what I wish vim was. Shameless
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1y ago
Same, chrome on Android as well
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1y ago
Redundancy is still "signal" I don't think it's an argument of efficiency but rather the avoidance of noise. The "ums" isn't redundant, it's not repeating or decorating the conversation. It's fil
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1y ago
I actually LOVE making up words that fit. it's a little side game i like to play. sometimes language has gaps. sometimes it's worth it to just invent a word to convey meaning.
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1y ago
if you've got nothing to say, you're just adding noise.
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2y ago
Roots of which started way back earlier than 2001 even..
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2y ago
I had a simple formula: "I feel like I am contributing at least $X value to the company. If I am then it makes sense to pay me that, and if not I'd like to know how we can get there." It starts a discussion and it's more
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2y ago
As the other commenters posted, "yes, this is just meditation" I think the real value of this post is that it's almost like discovering from first principles . Building up the knowledge bit by bit. Thankfully it also provide
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2y ago
> I doubt there's even the slightest difference in sports betting. > Yeah the city is cleaner.. Cool. So it has positive effects on the city, without any negative effects on economic outcomes. Cool. I'm in. Let's implem
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2y ago
i think sms should be purely left to person-to-person communication. i hate getting business sms
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2y ago
"which is to say, master" is the part we're talking about here. jesus isnt a modern day rabbi, but was a teacher in the classical sense. makes sense to me. thanks
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2y ago
That's fair. Thanks
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2y ago
> the first-century Jewish rabbi I don't know why they put rabbi there. Jesus is later rejected by Jewish teachings and is probably considered heretical. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_views_on_Jesus Al
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2y ago
I told my father-in-law about this, he didn't know anything about custard, but he pulled out a CD that he had of "Dave McCormack and the Polaroids" Sure enough same guy, played at a pub down the road from us last year or so.
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2y ago
> Where there’s many people with different views and no established culture, there’s chaos and insanity. in real life and online
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2y ago
Closing the tab is enough, I don't think the "fuck them" is warranted.. fuck them for what? Not accepting less than $20? Who gives a shit dude
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2y ago
"I care enough to cast $18 of my cold hard earned cash into a black hole for altruistic purposes, but nay shall it be $20, as I am but a humble mortal"
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2y ago
This is the animal kingdom. All is permitted.
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2y ago
I'm always sceptical about both sides of these sorts of "watchlists" and "violations" because it is always dependant on who's who. A trivial example: is criticism of Israel fair or antisemitism? I would imagine
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2y ago
I got new prescription glasses recently and they cause some eye strain. The prescription is about the same as my old glasses, 12 years apart, perhaps they are dialed in just a little bit too much. The other thing is that these glasses have
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2y ago
> Even the most atrociously bad prose writers don't exactly go around just saying random words from a dictionary or vaguely (mis)quoting Shakespeare hoping to be understood. I actually do this (and I'm not proud of it)
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2y ago
This is the unspoken differentiator imo. I have seen an alarming number of programmers hunt-n-peck typing, and it's getting larger.. To them, vim is probably on-par or slower
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2y ago
The goal isn't to compete, only exist.
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2y ago
that's wild. I find that my.... 27-month old daughter (heh, what a coincidence) also recognises the titles of bluey episodes pretty easy.. we can be scrolling a list of bluey episodes, and she knows what they are by the words.. "w
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2y ago
Hurt people hurt people. That's all this is. Same with ICE raids. People are upset because they built their house on sand and have to start again. Businesses are upset because they can't get around labour laws I find it funny that
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2y ago
Is that not the case with torx? I could suppose not. I've been using Robertson but I don't often build stuff.. yet..
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2y ago
Police vigilance rises during special events. It's not an ever day occurrence
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2y ago
Funnily enough, I just switched to helix so I needed a git client. I tried lazygit but couldn't get into it. It was nice but slow for my work's monorepo. I switched to gitui, which is kinda... Obtuse. But fast. I I just added a PR
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