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by fastasucan 9mo ago
I dont get the either/or posts here about polars. Some times I do duckdb sql queries against a polars df, some times I convert a duckdb result to polars. Its great to use whatever is best for the situation.
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
One guy I work with has little formal training (and mid level experience), but do a lot with LLM's. But in every situation he has to do anything without an LLM he heavily struggles/are not able to anything (say a basic sql query).
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
>development of accounting tooling, There has been several really nice personal accounting CLI projects lately.
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
So it is an american thing. It seems like your unions do a lot of weird stuff, and then you just accept it as its an universal rule.
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
Have you factored in healthcare costs, welfare (if you ever need that), childcare/kindergarten costs, benefit of living in a safe society, sick leave, holiday, worker protection, better work/life balance etc when you say better of
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
Thats an extremely simplistic view of things? All else is equal? Why do you think that is a product of unions?
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
>Not just that, but the union would likely end up capping their salary much lower so the wealth can be spread around My union have never done that, why would it?
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
Why would you want all that into the html, instrad of defining it in css?
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
Cant you just customize the css of btn-primary?
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
>No one is heating their place with air/air heat pumps besides americans I am, and I am not an american, lol.
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
Thwre is nothing voodoo about heat pumps. Not really that complex and not at all fragile either.
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
Depends what I mean with large areas? Ever been to Greenland? Greenland is about 25% of the US excluding Alaska, the ice sheet covers 80% of that. This means that the ice free area of Greenland is a bit larger than California. Thats the thi
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
Yes, prevents heart attack, but if you are in the middle of one? >that hardly applies to anyone on HN. Sweet summer child.
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
The fact that you say "stop being weak" without having any insight tells me that you have much growing to do.
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
This is still not enough to get rid of adhd symptoms for many. Keeping a knowledge management system is uttainable, I bet many with adhd have tried them all (and constantly try new ones instead of doing work) you can only block so much. S
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
>is the modern day rise in depression I think it was quite hard to get an appointment for a depression diagnosis 100,000 years ago.
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
Its also a huge sign you are already on your way out of the depression.
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
This is spot on. "To stop being sick you just have to do all the stuff healthy people do, and not do the stuff sick people do! I have never seen a healthy person being sick, so it must work!".
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
Some times its almost like telling a person in the middle of a heart attack that they ought to change their diet and start exercising more.
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
What if medication helps people being able to exercise?
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
How can diet replace the wheels? Think bipolar disorder is curable through diet change? Think harder.
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
>You also totally missed the point of suggestions entirely. I assume that happened because you were out of brain/willpower energy. No, you are pretty bad at communicating. You should try a bit harder, because this is obviously at 10
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
>ADHD people should be MORE vigilant regarding the correct behavior, rules, habits. Yes, but that doesn't make the ADHD fully go away. >actually solvable with typical means without reinventing the wheel. Yes, and they are defined
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
>I didnt have it easier, I fought harder No you didn't. Try to build yourself up without putting others down, how is that challenge?
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
>t helped me to have a life goal that was bigger than life, ego, or energy. Maybe you havent found it yet. If you have, I apologize if I sound cocky! You are incredibly cocky, and naive and have very little insight on other peoples situa
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
>Do you ever feel unmotivated to go to the toilet despite needing to? Has this lack of motivation ever stopped you from getting from your chair? A lot of people with depression and adhd will nod "yes" here. Sorry but you have n
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
Dicipline and the ability to build good habits is out of the window for a lot of people due to different illnesses. You come across as trying to sell snake oil to people with a heart attack.
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
No its not.
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
>Motivation is fleeting but routine persists Dude, not when we are talking about mental health problems. A semi serious mental health problem can take you out of the routine of showering, eating and brushing yoir teeth. >There is no q
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by fastasucan 9mo ago
>If you're like me, your best thinking happens when you're not at your desk: taking a walk, Its sad to think about that even now, about 14 years after this was written, my boss would be livid if I regularly 15-30 min walks, eve

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