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fibonachos
5y ago
I used to work in a busy downtown area of the east bay and we used to get a lot of the loud bike with loud stereo rolling through. What other possible motivation could there be for such a thing than wanting the attention? South Park hit the
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fibonachos
5y ago
This plus the anxiety of thinking you are bad at everything despite evidence to the contrary.
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fibonachos
5y ago
I had a similar experience recently because I called out that the name brand webcam was not in retail packaging. That was the last electronics purchase I’ll likely ever make from Amazon. I ended up returning it and actually found one at Bes
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fibonachos
5y ago
I ordered a printer from Staples with an estimated delivery date about a week and a half out. When I checked on that order a few days later the delivery date had been changed to over a month out. It changed every time I checked, sometimes s
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fibonachos
6y ago
It takes a great deal of work, and my accuracy is still meh, but it can be done. In person interactions wind up being a balancing act between parsing the social cues (verbal and nonverbal) and listening to the words being said. Never both a
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fibonachos
6y ago
This actually exists, and it’s called DDC/CI: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Display_Data_Channel I only recently learned about it myself while setting up a new monitor and asking myself wtf is this DDC/CI s
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fibonachos
7y ago
I made the switch maybe 5ish years ago when I felt the early signs of RSI. It took a few weeks of regular practice to get up to a somewhat productive speed, then a few more months to reach my previous speed. Now I would say I'm faster
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fibonachos
7y ago
As someone who lost 80 pounds cutting out junk food, sugar, and carb heavy foods while watching my older brother continue to struggle with his weight and accompanying health issues, I heartily agree.
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fibonachos
7y ago
Tangentially related, but the reader view of a page seems ideally suited for archival bookmarking. It's unfortunate that so many sites seem to be intentionally breaking the reader view functionality in order to maximize newsletter subs
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fibonachos
7y ago
I only recently, as in two weeks ago, purchased my first home automation product in the form of a few Philips hue bulbs. Not so much for the automation aspect, but the ability to control the color temp and brightness. The automation will be
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fibonachos
8y ago
This is the approach I have always tried to take. Unfortunately it seems that most employers now want Angular/React/Vue experience so you wind up with devs shoving it in to projects where it's not really needed just to get th
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fibonachos
8y ago
It definitely sounds like they had staffing or policy issues. I work from a space similar to how you described DeskHub, including a few small teams in the common area. The noise policy in the common area is very clear and allows for relativ
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fibonachos
8y ago
> it really should be graded based on how much you improve over time rather than whether you can reach certain goal Agreed. After my first year of regular P.E. I signed up for a class focused entirely on strength and fitness. No team spo
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fibonachos
8y ago
Because there are some factors that are simply out of ones control that affect athletic ability. Should students also be graded on how much weight they can lift? How flexible they are? How far they can hit a softball? Is it fair to let that
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fibonachos
8y ago
I gained a deep, searing hatred of team sports due to a combination of forced participation and being a physically awkward teen in the middle of an epic growth spurt. Being graded on ones ability to complete a mile within a certain time con
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fibonachos
8y ago
My doctor actually transitioned me to Prozac from Effexor to help with the withdrawal symptoms. After slowly reducing the Effexor dosage to 37.5 mg, I switched to Prozac for a couple of weeks then simply stopped. I still experienced some sy
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fibonachos
8y ago
Same here. As I have lost significant amount of weight over the past 18 months, the higher pressure actually became an impediment to restful sleep. A quick google search and a couple nights of trial-and-error and I was good to go. Which rem
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fibonachos
8y ago
As a former Phoenix resident, I completely understand the resistance to speed cameras. They are always touted as a public safety measure, but widely regarded as little more than a revenue machine. In my experience, the trigger speed was alw
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fibonachos
8y ago
Your post came at a good time for me. I've been working as a programmer / engineer for the better part of two decades now. I'm self-taught, have plenty of code in production at several (small/medium) companies doing mill
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fibonachos
9y ago
http://www.proggyfonts.net/ I didn't create any of the fonts. When I discovered the original .com domain had been lost to squatters, I decided to grab the .net domain and go about hunting down and re-hosting as much of
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fibonachos
10y ago
About four years ago I began experiencing some of the early symptoms of RSI, so I decided give Dvorak a try as an experiment. My personal experience is that it has increased typing comfort, my RSI symptoms went away, and my typing speed is
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fibonachos
10y ago
I actually discovered this by accident one morning a couple of years ago. We do get the occasional sub-freezing morning temperatures here during winter. One such morning I used my windshield washers and wound up with a nice, blinding sheet
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fibonachos
10y ago
California native here. What is this 'winter' you speak of? In all seriousness, it takes about a month or more worth of dust buildup before the view out of my windshield can be considered to have been obscured in any way. Thankful
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fibonachos
10y ago
I was in the shower on the second floor of a house in Orange County during the second quake. That was a wild ride.
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fibonachos
10y ago
As a long time independent consultant looking for a regular 9 to 5 job, my recent interview experiences would be consistent with this statement. After a series of phone interviews and a 4 hour on-site, all of which yielded positive feedback
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fibonachos
10y ago
I wasn't sure if it was just an issue of my browser, plugins, or the site was just agonizingly slow. Apparently it was the latter.
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fibonachos
11y ago
Damn. This is my normal without any drugs. No LSD for me.
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fibonachos
11y ago
Having chucked boxes in my youth, and currently a programmer, I can relate. As my skills have improved over the years it doesn't happen as much, but there are still those moments where standing in the back of a 52' trailer, callin
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fibonachos
11y ago
I host 4 Wordpress sites on the $5 plan without a problem. Admittedly they are pretty low traffic, but you did specify starter site. If any of the sites ever start seeing significant traffic I'll probably bump up to a 2 cpu plan and mo
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fibonachos
11y ago
Best use of parallax scrolling I have ever see on firewatchgame.com.
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