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by fredsir 9y ago
It doesn't has as high an effect as saturated fat, no, but it still has a negative effect, and fact of the matter is that we need to consume zero dietary cholesterol, so every time we do, that is a negative action towards the goal of h
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by fredsir 9y ago
Problem is that moving from and to the arrow keys to navigate is an anti-pattern that is not present in at least vim where you can stay on home row at all times, which is why I dread having to write in editors that don't support a vim
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by fredsir 9y ago
I like vims better to be honest. More granularity, and I can stay on home row instead of moving my hand to and from the arrow keys.
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by fredsir 9y ago
> The paradox is many people feel the US government should have done more about 9/11 or other such events. Certainly. After all, they chose money instead of keeping the one tool[1] they already had that were able to tell them about
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by fredsir 9y ago
Tried using Safari instead? Might make a difference?
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by fredsir 9y ago
> I want a sandboxed OS where random app X doesn't access my $HOME data just because it feels like it. You should check out XFENCE[1], formerly known as Little Flocker, and made by Jonathan Zdziarski who sold it to F-Secure after he
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by fredsir 9y ago
The convention in this particular kindergarten is that for each meal there is one lunchbox. Meals are usually at 8-9 (optional meal), 11:30 and 14:30. My kids kids usually don't have the first lunchbox since they have just eaten breakf
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by fredsir 9y ago
My children (3 and 5) goes to a "nature kindergarten". We live in Denmark. Basically they are not inside if possible. They have a rather large building with rooms for each team, kitchens and whatever you would expect, but they use
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by fredsir 9y ago
I agree. But not in the commands to run in a local-dev-setup-guide that purges the db it points to. If anyone should be fired for that, it's the CTO. He must suck at his job at the very least, and junior dev should get an apology.
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What is modern Vim?(medium.com)
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by fredsir 9y ago
How is it shit? There's always room for improvement, but it's not shit if you ask me. In my opinion it's the best mobile OS we've got.
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by fredsir 9y ago
And that's the problem. The two modes doesn't "change" (or the apps are just the properly optimized for the different modes) the apps enough so in reality, an app is either good in one mode or the other, not in both.
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by fredsir 9y ago
If the UI/UX is bad for any one or all devices it runs it, that is a problem.
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by fredsir 9y ago
The power of minikube definitely comes from being able to use the same k8s manifests for production and development. We use helm which allows us to simply change a few settings in the production manifest so it fits development better. To in
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by fredsir 9y ago
> I disagree. The default settings of Visual studio work perfectly fine for me. That's lucky for you, but unfortunately, it's not the case for me at all. > As an added advantage, I can use other developers in my companies wo
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by fredsir 9y ago
I feel ya. tmux+vim looks terrible compared to for example VSCode. Problem is that VSCode just works much worse (for me at least) for editing code, navigation, running commands and so on, and I'd rather have an ugly editor that works g
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by fredsir 9y ago
> Nothing works out of the box, especially if you are trying to make two plugins work nicely with each other. Indeed, but it doesn't really matter since the default experience in VSCode or IntelliJ or Xcode or any other IDE or edito
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by fredsir 9y ago
Thanks for the write-up!
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by fredsir 9y ago
I use tmux and vim too. The problem is no IDE (or editor) comes near tmux+vim for me. If they did, I wouldn't be using tmux+vim since it's an awful experience living inside a text-based window-manager like that.
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by fredsir 9y ago
What are you guys doing with your configurations? I've been using vim since 2009 and tmux for the last 5 years. Initially, I had to figure out how things worked, and that took some time, but I never spent any time configuring it now ex
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by fredsir 9y ago
> This is pretty standard anthropological knowledge. A quick google search returned this Time article that lays it out nicely: http://time.com/4252373/meat-eating-veganism-evolution/ I don't believe that a
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by fredsir 9y ago
May I ask how you do it? I've thought about using minikube for local development myself as a way of being able to reuse helm charts so instead of having one setup for dev (perhaps docker compose or simply the stack standard way) and on
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by fredsir 9y ago
> Long-term, I expect the platform to be k8s + CoreOS + rkt. I have been dabbling with that same thought for a while too. One thing I have not yet figured out, though, is what CoreOS' vision is for using rkt as a developer on Mac, s
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by fredsir 9y ago
It's still doesn't change the fact that if you can't even control your lust for the sake of your health, you are as weak as they come. And to that extend, it's universally agreed upon by science and all mayor and respect
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by fredsir 9y ago
> There is massive anthropological and biological evidence to suggest that animals and "stuff you pick up" (seeds and so forth) are the original human diet. I feel like you should post some links to all that evidence. As far as
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by fredsir 9y ago
> I guess that's one of the benefits of not living in "processed or manufactured everything" America. We have the benefit of not having to cook as much, you have the benefit of having more control over what you put into yo
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by fredsir 9y ago
Glad I don't live in the US then :) I've seen an increase in gluten-free products in the last years though, and also heard that it's been happening in the US and UK among other places too. Even in candy. Is that not true?
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by fredsir 9y ago
> That's not true. The vast majority of convenient off-the-shelf meat substitutes use soy or seitan to replace meat protein. Indeed. I've seen a trend in new products using other stuff though. It's getting easier. But lets
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by fredsir 9y ago
I don't see how any of that is relevant. If your health is not enough to get you off something, you are as weak they come.
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by fredsir 9y ago
> To be clear, you think it's "easy" to live on a diet without any animal products, and also without soy or gluten, and that I'm "weak" for not doing so, despite other health issues I had on the diet? Yes I

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