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by erfgh 8y ago
If you don't feel sleepy during the next day, you had a good sleep. Nothing further needed. Why do people today want to insert a gadget/app into everything they do? Too much disposable income? Try investing it for your retirement
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by erfgh 8y ago
How old are you? You sound young (under 35). Once you reach 35 and probably earlier, you will change your mind. When you're young your body can take almost everything. I know that when I was 20-22 I would sleep maximum 6 hours per day
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by erfgh 8y ago
Well, I can't get any enjoyment when I'm sleepy. Try to watch a movie, I fall asleep; try to read a book, I fall asleep. So if you lack sleep you can't get enjoyment anyway.
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by erfgh 8y ago
IMO, sleep trumps everything. One month ago I sacrificed exercise in order to sleep more. Lack of good sleep had destroyed me. I felt drained 24/7, whenever I sat down I had trouble getting up. I feel better now.
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by erfgh 8y ago
Why can't you do those things you enjoy in the morning?
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by erfgh 8y ago
Not solid. To build a good user experience you need to have end-to-end control. If you don't control the hardware your product will suck.
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by erfgh 8y ago
Inflation is not calculated the way you think it is calculated.
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by erfgh 8y ago
The government prints more money but still its value is more-or-less stable.
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by erfgh 8y ago
It's the same in Greek, Monday means "Second" but still, everybody considers it the first day of the week.
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by erfgh 8y ago
You sound like a novice programmer. If it works, don't fix it.
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by erfgh 8y ago
Everyone is built differently. Some people will get tendonitis with just a small amount of typing.
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by erfgh 8y ago
It doesn't make that much of a difference whether you read it on screen or on paper. Still, someone has to write it.
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by erfgh 8y ago
FTP is still extremely widespread in the form of SFTP.
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by erfgh 8y ago
Because make is built with the assumption that you can launch a process (cc) with minimal startup overhead. That doesn't work for javac for example.
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by erfgh 8y ago
Yeah but it was a fraud.
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by erfgh 8y ago
99% of the people who play in bands have no idea how to read a score, let alone sight read.
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by erfgh 9y ago
This is bullshit and you can mostly write the same article for any non-English language.
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by erfgh 9y ago
You can write a Google Authenticator script that works on your PC you know. It's about 20 lines of code. Also there are many freeware apps available for PCs.
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by erfgh 9y ago
The text is indeed very clear and it clearly says the opposite of what you are suggesting here.
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by erfgh 9y ago
It's not a pain in the ass (at least in windows) because there is an OS setting that lets each window remember its keyboard layout. So I don't have to switch very often. The coding windows use US layout and my chat windows use GR
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by erfgh 9y ago
We've been hearing this for decades.
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by erfgh 9y ago
Why can't you switch to US layout when coding and switch back to Estonian when writing Estonian text?
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by erfgh 9y ago
Another failure for AI.
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by erfgh 9y ago
Yeah but then you have nobody to compare with.
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by erfgh 9y ago
If you think snooker has even the slightest resemblance to chess then you have never played snooker or chess seriously.
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by erfgh 9y ago
Doesn't work because it completely screws up query optimization.
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by erfgh 9y ago
> This is insane in Python/C/Ruby. It's only insane if you don't have test cases with good coverage, in which case you are very-very-very screwed, statically typed or not.
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by erfgh 9y ago
The problem with RSS is that most feeds treat all items the same so the same prominence is attached to a nuclear strike on New York as is attached to a child scraping its knee.
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by erfgh 10y ago
People can and do learn foreign languages you know. Also, for many positions just knowing English will do initially.