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by f1shy 1y ago
I think the OP is far from saying what you are implying. He is not advocating for changing text editor or installing any plugins. Just recommends trying out org mode. I think is very valid. I’ve known many many people (in the order of hundr
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by f1shy 1y ago
I have had lots of discussions with people who insist in eating all raw. I have been in a restaurant where a teenager ordered a raw beef right beaid us. Made me sick just of seeing, feeling the raw meat smell, and hearing the chewing. I h
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by f1shy 1y ago
>> always wear gloves when handling raw meats and don't touch your face. Ecoli alone should be enough to be careful with handling raw meats (of any animal) and of course the worms and other things. Specially if you have ANY wound
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Or just dissapear (which btw, no joking, is what some people propose)
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by f1shy 1y ago
I can speak 4 EU languages besides english. All 4 have special forms which are “formal” all 4 more verbose in the formal form. So if you ask me: “no”
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Tesla board awards $29B of shares to Elon Musk(theguardian.com)
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by f1shy 1y ago
And even if Gates were there, is his luck still the same: I see constantly attribute to work and intelligence what is also a big chunk of luck and opportunities. Yes he seized it, but could it do it again? How much was luck? Related: https
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by f1shy 1y ago
At least I would not accept from my team. Is borderline infuriating. And I would promptly insinuate, if that is the answer, next time I do not need you, I will ask directly Claude, you can stay home!
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by f1shy 1y ago
This is exactly how I see it. Is not about the tool, is how it is used. In 1990 that would have been “IDK I got it from a BBS” and in 1980 “got if from a magazine“. It doesn’t matter how you get there, you have to understand it. BTW I had a
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by f1shy 1y ago
Is almost like a bribe I guess?
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by f1shy 1y ago
Exactly. At least where I'm, not even remotely (30% to 40% more as a manager)
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by f1shy 1y ago
The funny thing is I bought a mac some years ago because Emacs was installed by default. Sadly does bot come anymore installed, probably because of bad support
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by f1shy 1y ago
Just water is not recommended. 1- Would be too much. And 2- it gets absorbed too fast. But yes, it helps.
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by f1shy 1y ago
Did you read the comments? OP is comparing costs in USA. The cost of the drug in India is much less
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by f1shy 1y ago
Amateur…
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by f1shy 1y ago
To which extent can a man go to not accept is wrong in an argument… DB9 and RJ45. Period. I have never once in 45 years of working with open system had somebody misunderstand what you mean with RJ45 or DB9. That kind of pedantry can be save
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by f1shy 1y ago
I’m pretty pretty sure it is just marketing
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They don’t give lots of heat, so convection is negligible.
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Lying?
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by f1shy 1y ago
I’m pretty sure Mr Spielberg DOES something. If he does absolutely nothing, I really doubt the phrase “directed movie indicates a level of quality” can have any level of truth in a general case.
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by f1shy 1y ago
I refrain from any of those X, mastodon, etc. so let me ask a question: are all equally bad? Or same bad but a different aspect? E.g. I read often here that X has more disinformation, and right wing propaganda, while mastodon here was calle
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by f1shy 1y ago
The “mostly” there is so important! But also HN suffers from other problems (see in this thread the discussion about over policing comments, and calling fast hyperbolic and inflammatory). And don’t get me started in the decline on depth in
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by f1shy 1y ago
Where is the hyperbole? Is a question: where is the line to start calling it slavery. Obviously, for you far. Not for me. If we want to go the pedantry way, this is the definition I found: “a condition of having to work very hard without p
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by f1shy 1y ago
>> via contracing companies that force them to sign separate secret contracts that prevent them from pushing for their full legal rights under Australian labor law Where is the line between that and plain slavery?
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by f1shy 1y ago
You are right. ohm’s law does not stop working. Never does. Is just you cannot apply it to any circuit blindly.
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by f1shy 1y ago
I don’t know at this point if you have fun trolling around or what. “If you have two power supplies at different voltages and connect them together, there will be a finite resistance through the cable and Ohm's Law applies.” That is an
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by f1shy 1y ago
Wow. You really are interesting person. You obviously have no idea what you talk about, but keep insisting… Man… you are really a nice case. Let me make a last attempt, even when I know it will fail: 1) “Ohm's law doesn't magicall
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by f1shy 1y ago
No it will not. Have done it thousands of times. No no no. You can downvote all that you want, but you will still be wrong. It will happen nothing. Period. If you do not know about it, educate yourself before downvoting and commenting about
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by f1shy 1y ago
That is exactly the reality. I work in a place where we build HW. The resistor costs almost nothing. But installing it, having it in stock, making sure the quality of yet another component is correct, eventually managing another vendor, all
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by f1shy 1y ago
Yes you can. They will not blow. Nothing will happen.

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