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by goldfeld 8y ago
Well, and no harm done then. We shouldn't be taking historical content offline just because people have become too inattentive to analyze things top to bottom. The code might even just work still.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Security issues are our chaos ally, whereas Political issues are what make such a thought stupid.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Dune started out as journalistic research.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
So like Hacker News? (guilty as charged, and no offense intended since it's not really comparable)
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by goldfeld 8y ago
You'd be surprised.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Or just read some books at airports and hotels and become a smarter person to talk to. Sleep enough so traveling doesn't take a toll on health. People complain a lot when it comes to jobs, cushy ones even. And stay on their smartphones
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Surprise, eating one egg also wastes 55 gallons of water.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Poor Steve, secretly wishes he could have had the constructive legacy of Stallman instead of his destructive consumerism.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
These people are only barely doctors.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
What science won't say because of the subjectivity, which works for both human and animal is that a tilt of the head is an open emotional signal for contemplation, and can mean the subject is comfortable and even enjoying what they&#x2
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by goldfeld 8y ago
I'm pretty sure UI tends to be science, with art kept for flight of fancy systems interactive like Emacs, vim, the Leo editor or Bret Victor's ideas--none of which would pass muster in committee UI decisions in for-profit companie
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by goldfeld 8y ago
What about hdf5? I'm starting to use it as an in-memory, parsed cache representation for data stored in like a plaintext file document database. With python's PyTables and visidata acts as the independent data explorer app.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
I'm sure those people are laughing at new grad's chugging Atom/VS Codes while they vim away in cultivated peace.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Wow, this grandiose "modern software" must be making people's morning coffee and eating their lunch to boot then!
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by goldfeld 8y ago
I use some old laptops, the light one I'm using now (good for python dev) has 2GB. The reasonable option (bulky, heats up) has 4GB, the dev rig which I'm not using because age defects are showing up has 6GB. I don't use Chrom
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Dangerous is not a "value judgement." A country where journalists may feel intimidated to death because crazy men with guns are angry about their duty of reporting (with one incident in 2015 also) is a pretty dangerous place to do
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Nice, I think this is what the web needs, a Unix approach so tools can be built on top and hosts are interchangeable. Coming from wix I assume you know Carrd.co? It would be nice to start checking your editor without login as well (they do
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Maybe we need arts and journalism to step up the game again, so good content is missed from the mainstream needing to be supported directly. Maybe most current art and journalism online won't be missed at all.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
GoDaddy manages to seem even more of a cheesy web 1.0 company than they are because of the name. It's like a TV ad company for the whole family, not something a programmer would find pleasing to behold.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Garbage are corporate boards. This should be fined under malicious intent or worse.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
But for how many decades do you expect someone to be honestly happily hungry when food turns out to continually taste like doritos?
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by goldfeld 8y ago
> We don’t have the privacy to have a multifaceted life without feeling like some fraud. You hint at the answer, that aside from financial obligations nothing stands in the way of finding who you really are but yourself. Once a person fi
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Or maybe the way technological or even knowledge work in general is structured runs counter to human biology and chemistry in more than one way, or in compounding ways, more than most other professions where social elements are part of the
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by goldfeld 8y ago
It's different and coconut milk is as much milk as a seahorse is a horse, it's just a word.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
It's a dawning of mind, grateful state. It's like peeling one layer off the onion.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Saying a 2-week is a mini-sabbatical reads like satire no matter how many quotes are around it. A term like that could work from the 3-month mark or something like that though, since it would be rare for even extended vacations to last that
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Speaking from experience, holding an office job (it's worse with programming, bad for the neck, wrists, eyes and spine) for 8+ hours a day and then managing a disciplined regimen (hours a day including stretching and relaxation, good s
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Maybe to reap the benefit in actual fighting you have to be so good, so honed, so kung fu, so calm that most masters at such disciplines won't engage in "sparring" for modern superficial/individualistic reasons. The mode
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by goldfeld 8y ago
That's amazing, where are you and where are your master and tango teacher from? I started Tai Chi among other disciplines I've been studying for 4 years and my teacher/group's master is from Ireland, who's also a ta
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Just because the US brand of capitalism created an even more depressive monster doesn't make the US look too good.

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