elbear

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by elbear 6y ago
I love the sense of humor found in the comments of this thread.
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by elbear 6y ago
You could see each entry as a function in a programming language. You don't want to repeat yourself. Instead, you implement that function and reuse it where you need.
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by elbear 6y ago
That's how I'm using Tiddlywiki basically.
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by elbear 6y ago
I'm using Tiddlywiki as well, but I haven't customized it much yet. Regarding your fear of it becoming slow, the good part is that you can manipulate the tiddlers easily, so you could import them in another system, if you need to
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by elbear 6y ago
You could use Tiddlywiki. You create entries (called tiddlers) and you can hide them. Then, you won't see them by default, but you can search for them. You can also set it to show you a specific tiddler when you load the page.
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by elbear 6y ago
Maybe aim to see things in a different perspective. You making that code usable by others means others will benefit from your work. So 1) you benefit from the work by having fun 2) others benefit from your work by using it to solve their pr
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by elbear 6y ago
Another data point: I also found multiple jobs with multiple clients through Upwork. I even built a transpiler for the most recent client, which is the coolest thing I've ever done.
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by elbear 6y ago
There's a name for that: rubber-duck debugging :)
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by elbear 6y ago
I'm glad to hear that you're coping and that you found a practice that works for you. Wish you well and I hope you have a fruitful journey :)
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by elbear 6y ago
How are you dealing with that experience now? Did it completely put you off meditating?
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by elbear 6y ago
If you want to delve more into this topic, I recommend this book: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25942786-the-mind-illumi...
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by elbear 6y ago
Consider reading this book to deal with your trauma.[1] It talks about how trauma is stored in the body but also offers a few approaches to healing at the end. [1]: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18693771-the-
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by elbear 6y ago
I believe it's more about your psychology at the time but also your past trauma that determines how you react to it. Experience with meditation should help with any weird moments too.
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by elbear 6y ago
You still get the benefits coming from the antioxidants found in coffee. Regarding the decaffeination process, all modern processes should be safe and not leave any harmful chemicals around. I used to drink decaf, but I just missed the tast
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by elbear 6y ago
Hey! At the end of your article you mentioned you're hiring. Are the positions remote? If yes, how can I get in touch?
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by elbear 6y ago
You can use a different path, but then you don't have access to the binary cache, because of the mismatch between your path and the path found in the cached binaries. That's how I understand it.
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by elbear 6y ago
I use Tiddlywiki. The good part is that, once you familiarize yourself with the internals, you can customize it any way you like. https://tiddlywiki.com/
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by elbear 6y ago
Can you point out how? Here's an exaggerated example: are you upset because you can't fly like a bird? Probably not, because you know that the world doesn't work that way. A more subtle example: If you understand why people a
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by elbear 6y ago
Why would it be less likely to be rich and happy the smarter you are? If you're smarter, it means you can learn more efficiently. If you learn more efficiently, you get a deeper understanding of the world. If you understand how somethi
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by elbear 6y ago
I would say it depends on your alcohol tolerance. I get tipsy if I have a beer. Other friends don't show any signs at 3 beers.
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by elbear 6y ago
Configure your HTTP server to serve that subdomain from HTTPS. Here's an example using nginx: https://linuxize.com/post/redirect-http-to-https-in-nginx/
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by elbear 6y ago
Well, I'm in Romania and I got the paywall, so it looks like we qualify as rich enough.
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by elbear 6y ago
What's the difference between the axioms of woo and the axioms of mathematics? I'm genuinely asking. My understanding is that we also accept those axioms.
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by elbear 6y ago
Are you aware of the model of the mind system from The Mind Illuminated (a book that teaches meditation)? First, I have to clarify concepts. There is a consciousness created by the mind. It's the place where sensory input is experience
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by elbear 6y ago
This is how I'm modelling things that I'm learning. I'm defining types (in Haskell) and functions that map those types to other types. Even if I don't write the implementation of the functions, that still gives me a clea
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by elbear 6y ago
I agree and it's important, at the same time, not to trick yourself or push yourself. If you don't feel like doing more, don't. With time, you'll want to do more.
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by elbear 6y ago
One thing you can try: actually stop after those 5 push-ups. Actually stop after editing that line of the code. The idea is that I need to build tolerance for that task. If you keep at it, those 5 push-ups will become so easy that you will
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by elbear 6y ago
Your angel.co job listing only allows remote in North America.
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by elbear 6y ago
I don't know. But if you can, that still leaves you the second use case: starting your container on reboot. Can you have Docker do that too?
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by elbear 6y ago
Can you expand what you mean by "truth is local"? I'm asking, because I see it as the complete opposite. The rules of physics apply all over the world and outside of the planet. Yes, some patterns of reality are only found in

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