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by emit_time 7y ago
Stunned and bewildered Cold and afraid Torn up and broken Frightened and dazed...
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by emit_time 7y ago
:(
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by emit_time 7y ago
I read "The Rosie Project"[1] and the sequel and it made me realize I have a number of similar patterns to the main character. Made me more aware of how I should act in a relationship. [1]: https://www.amazon.com/R
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by emit_time 7y ago
Same position here. Thankfully starting at a FAANG, so less likely to see layoffs than smaller more vulnerable companies. Scheduled to start on 3/30
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by emit_time 7y ago
I was back on the /r/apolloapp sub before the app was released, and was in an early public beta. I had so many major gripes with all the other reddit apps for iOS, and I tried all the major ones. I remember using it and dealing wi
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by emit_time 7y ago
Also, use this[1]! [1]: https://objective-see.com/products/kextviewr.html
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by emit_time 7y ago
I use evil-mode in emacs with the emacs lisp interface that works with Franz's Allegro Common Lisp. I really like it, and do the vast majority of my development in it as a common lisp developer. It's no longer support and has some
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by emit_time 7y ago
I graduated with a physics BS a little over a year ago. My experience has been that it has taken a lot of effort and time to try to learn things, and keep up with everything. Also, I think my resume just gets straight up tossed out a large
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by emit_time 7y ago
13 year old account with 13 karma. Wow!
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by emit_time 7y ago
I worked for a trucking company for a few weeks during two summers in college. I did Manhattan deliveries once, which meant going in the middle of the night ~9pm - ~5am and doing the deliveries to avoid spending all day in traffic. Was defi
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by emit_time 7y ago
Have you considered moving from tinc to Wireguard?
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by emit_time 7y ago
https://www.gwern.net/ Beautifully designed, highly readable, black and white. Take a look :)
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by emit_time 7y ago
“Windows has gotten good enough” As someone who took a job using Windows after 4.5 years away from it, I completely disagree. I hate windows with a passion, and it’s part of the reason I’m looking for a new job. I’m not saying it’s not good
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by emit_time 7y ago
Not very dry in my opinion. Good mix of explanations, information, and context. I’m about 2/3rds through it.
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by emit_time 7y ago
Physicist probably. Maybe work in a national lab? Not sure if I’d like being a professor. Physics or math are probably likely for me.
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by emit_time 7y ago
Diagnosis of what, if I may ask.
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by emit_time 7y ago
Yeah, and people also need to cover the alternative. If you don't retire early and don't save a significant portion of your income, are you still going to be protected from massive medical bills? Having a job isn't going to p
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by emit_time 7y ago
I find reading his blog helpful in that it gives me a new perspective on things. E.g. putting a dollar amount risk on buying a "safer" car and things like that. I highly recommend reading his blog to many people, in that I think i
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by emit_time 7y ago
Good blog post covering some safety margin talk[0]. [0]: https://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2011/10/17/its-all-about-the...
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by emit_time 7y ago
What has been your life trajectory, if you don't mind me asking
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Proprietary Services Make Your Software Worse(eugene.kovalev.systems)
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by emit_time 7y ago
I don't remember the name, but the teacher for the class was a famous nonfiction author John McPhee[0], and I believe you needed to apply, or win a lottery to get in the class. John McPhee wrote "Levels of the Game" [0]: htt
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by emit_time 7y ago
One thing Tim Ferriss likes to talk about is how a difficult writing class he took lead to improved grades in all of his other classes, and he think it's attributed to the clarity in which he cultivated, and evaluated thoughts.
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by emit_time 7y ago
The Allegro IDE puts syntax highlighting in the undo stack. Better to use SLIME or the eli with it ;). That being said, there are things you can do in the IDE that I don't believe you can do in SLIME or eli.
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by emit_time 7y ago
How often did you run starting out? I’ve been doing 1 miles after my strength workouts ~3x a week, and it hasn’t gotten much better. Been doing it for about 2 months.
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by emit_time 7y ago
Isn't caloric restriction one of the few things to robustly show huge benefits in longevity etc across species?
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by emit_time 7y ago
I'm not saying it's more functional than another language, also depends on the dialect of lisp. In general though, lisp is a functional language.
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by emit_time 7y ago
Is the second programming language to have existed, and it is still used for some applications. It has some unique properties, including _code is data_. It is a functional language, and functional programming is making a comeback as well. T
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by emit_time 7y ago
Sony WH-1000XM3 I wear them everyday at work. Better than the BOSE QC35, and better than the new Bose 700's I had the opportunity to try.
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by emit_time 7y ago
Anecdote: My dad (finance/accounting guy) lost his job in his 40's and was never able to find another one. Thankfully my mom makes enough for things to work out, and they own a piece of rental property, and my dad stashed away a l

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