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by hahajk 4y ago
You don't have to use the company name in the email address, just use a unique email. If you start getting spam on a certain email address, search your email archives to see what company was associated with that address to link it back
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by hahajk 4y ago
A web search suggests that the "skipping breakfast slows metabolism" idea is actually a myth.
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by hahajk 4y ago
Of course, eating food you don't like so you end up eating less doesn't sound like the way to go through life!
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by hahajk 4y ago
I don't program professionally, and I struggle with dicts and classes. On one hand, I want to avoid the Java world of needing to learn 8 new classes to use any library. So dicts are lightweight and extensible and feel like the modern w
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by hahajk 4y ago
> This is why contract law exists, doesn't it? When I worked with non-trivial (>$1m) contracts, I learned that the sooner you start pointing to contract language, the sooner the relationship breaks down. “Working with” partners t
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by hahajk 4y ago
One of my favorite parts of these simple languages is implementing more advanced data structures myself!
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by hahajk 4y ago
My guess would be that ads are incompatible with white noise use cases. If the white noise “podcast” inserted ads, I would guess that people would find a different place to get white noise.
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by hahajk 4y ago
Can you use iSH to do the standard dev stuff like rename files on the host system? I think vim even works in it, so there’s a text editor too!
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by hahajk 4y ago
Well, he’s Catholic and I think the Catholic Church has specific rites that must be performed even to call a building a church. So really he just built a really cool building inspired by his faith.
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by hahajk 4y ago
Off topic, but this caught my attention: “In future work we will explore a framework for responsible externalization that balances the value of external auditing with the risks of unrestricted open-access.” I work for a big org myself, and
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by hahajk 4y ago
“After a quick burst of manic energy during exam phase…” It’s amazing what humans are capable of achieving while avoiding doing something else.
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by hahajk 4y ago
Or a “dogpile” for 3d printed things, like yeggi.com?
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by hahajk 4y ago
Is it really that hard to defend a peg? As long as you don’t spend the money people give you, you’ll have 1:1 dollars to stable coin. Then you can earn interest on the dollars.
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by hahajk 4y ago
It works with humans when they don’t need to constantly run a consensus algorithm (like agreeing on a problem or understanding the team’s relationship with externals.) An assembly line of 3 people will probably be >3 times faster than a
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by hahajk 4y ago
sort of like how smartphones without cameras cost more than smartphones with cameras.
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by hahajk 4y ago
It’s different than grocery stores and plumbers I think because roads are seen as a public good, and if they’re using space in a crowded city, that space was/is also a public resource. Since everyone contributes their individual sovere
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by hahajk 4y ago
responding to sibling, in my experience it actually goes “i have controls, you have controls, i have controls”. always ending on someone saying “i have controls.” so if someone doesn’t hear a call or response, it ends with either two people
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by hahajk 4y ago
On the plus side, if you are successful switching to software development, having a background as a practicing nurse will allow you to pretty much write your own paycheck if you’re willing to work in medical software.
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by hahajk 5y ago
It’s been mentioned earlier in this thread, but base16 is basically that. I use it, and it’s ok! After setting up a program to support base16, you can just type > base16-manager set nord to use the nord theme on all programs. http:&#x2F
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by hahajk 5y ago
There’s a monk out there somewhere that would say it is.
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by hahajk 5y ago
Web interfaces are the GUI equivalent of the simple, timeless tty interface. My 10 year old router still renders html just fine on modern Chrome.
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by hahajk 5y ago
Funny enough, for jobs that do schedule around sunrise/sunset (like flying), DST is even more disruptive. Perhaps you used to get a sandwich after your day flight but when DST starts, everything suddenly closes an hour earlier!
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by hahajk 5y ago
I was on on a US Navy ship, and the main display clock in combat control had two times - Zulu and a local time adjustable by an hour offset. This was obviously terrible... when we docked off India we had no way to set the correct time!
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by hahajk 5y ago
That’s true, I guess I think bad explanations of good rules are insidious: they alienate kids and create an us-vs-them mentality. If parents stay up late but don’t allow their kids to stay up late, it seems like parents are entitled and eve
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by hahajk 5y ago
An increasing population wouldn’t need more gold, gold (and money backed by it) would just become more valuable, right? Or, in other words, prices would drop and there would be deflation, for better or for worse.
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by hahajk 5y ago
Saying “because I said so.” Or “stop it,” out of frustration. Family members have babysat my kids, and this is a mistake I see all the time. If you tell kids not to do something, always tell them why. And be honest about it. It’s kids’ jo
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by hahajk 5y ago
Same with me, the music I normally like distracts me while I work. To fix it I open up a youtube tab with a "cafe sounds" loop running (while also playing my music). Then it sounds like there's some nice music playing somewhe
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by hahajk 5y ago
You wouldn’t need anti-radiation missiles, you just need to detect the radiation using some kind of sigint system, then plot those points on a map and attack them conventionally. I seem to remember that during the Crimea invasion, Russian u
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by hahajk 5y ago
Similarly, I was playing the recently released Humankind with some friends. My friends playing the first-party mac version were dealing with crashes every half hour, while I was playing through Proton completely issue-free.
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by hahajk 5y ago
Same, although I use Nixos with Pantheon WM. Since it boots to desktop in 10-15 seconds I don’t have to deal with the overnight power issues everyone complains about. And since it doesn’t run a hundred automatic background processes it’s mu

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