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by hasbot 1y ago
My problem is not only procrastination but motivation. Why should I be doing all these tasks? I appreciate having a clean house but having one isn't fulfilling or enjoyable. Am I just a work machine? I want to soar with the eagle
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by hasbot 1y ago
AI is slimy? Please elaborate.
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by hasbot 1y ago
Oh definitely there are fewer provider options with Medicaid and Medicare, again, in my experience, I received better healthcare than I did with an employer insurance plan.
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by hasbot 1y ago
I was on Medicaid for three or four years and had much better healthcare than when I was on an employer plan. Employer Plan w/ a shoulder injury: no MRI until three months of PT (physical therapy without knowing what the issue is????)
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by hasbot 1y ago
Short answer: problem solving. At the mid-level of climb difficulties, a climber needs to figure out footwork, body tension, balance, and move sequence to advance up the climb.
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by hasbot 1y ago
That's a completely unfounded fear. I've climbed on and off for 35 years and have injured my finger tendons a few times but never to the extent that it interfered with my programming job. Injuries do happen but one can learn to
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by hasbot 1y ago
It'd be nice to filter by language too.
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by hasbot 1y ago
Weird that a google search for "pdf redact online" or "pdf redactor online" doesn't show your site in the first page.
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by hasbot 1y ago
I played the game again today and easily found a solution. It told me I found an alternate solution. It'd be nice to be able to see the official solution.
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by hasbot 1y ago
My thoughts: Add option to eliminate sounds and light show when dragging letters. Add ability to select the difficulty. A difficult puzzle on a gray Saturday morning during breakfast is more than I can handle.
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by hasbot 2y ago
Article completely forgot what's really important: software is supposed to provide value to users so SWEs need to understand the domain and design a system that does so. Some might say that it's the job of the business analyst bu
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by hasbot 2y ago
Of course it's a serious question. When I do a micro controller based project, processor selection is an important consideration. One can slap an ESP32 or a CH552 or dozens of others on a breadboard too and do everything you mentione
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by hasbot 2y ago
My elderly mother has been scammed twice (that I know of). She fell for one of those "Your computer has been hacked" popup windows a few years ago. Which led to her buying a "protection" service that installed malware
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by hasbot 2y ago
Why? Why not use a modern and more powerful chip like the ESP32?
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by hasbot 2y ago
I haven't seen or touched a 6502 based computer since 1986. Are people using those ancient computers or actually using new(er) ones? I see 6502 based kits are available as are some new SBCs.
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by hasbot 2y ago
I've lived off-grid for three long summers (late spring to early fall). It's tremendous work. Most of the same systems exist it's just that one has to research, design, build, operate, maintain, and revise them instead of s
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by hasbot 2y ago
IMHO, the root cause is HTML was/is not designed for building user interfaces. It's amazing what people have accomplished with HTML but, damn, so much work compared to using an actual UI toolkit.
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by hasbot 2y ago
But how much did your grumbling disturb other people around you and reduce their efficiency?
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by hasbot 2y ago
Seems fine to me. Been a heavy user before and after the reskin and the only thing I've noticed missing is polls.
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by hasbot 2y ago
/r/conservative absolutely bans people that make too many anti-conservative comments.
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by hasbot 2y ago
Maybe the root problem is keeping too much stuff? IRL, I have one bank box that has a folder for everything I truly need (e.g. dog papers, vehicle repair records, tax documents, deeds, and um... that's about it really). In my digital
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by hasbot 2y ago
Seems to me another downside is the increased difficulty in traveling. As in, if I want to go away for a few days, I'll have to find someone to feed and water the chickens.
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by hasbot 2y ago
It's very similar to sponsoring a TV show: instead of charging for the TV show; all costs are paid for by the advertisers and the show is shown free.
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by hasbot 2y ago
Mick Jagger told us back in '65: https://genius.com/The-rolling-stones-i-cant-get-no-satisfac...
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by hasbot 2y ago
A lot of things changed in 28 years, including me, and I wasn't enjoying the job anymore. After a while, coding wasn't that interesting any more.
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by hasbot 2y ago
https://www.goodrx.com/conditions/adhd/3-adhd-types-differen... Yeah, I'm in the Predominantly Inattentive category.
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by hasbot 2y ago
> Simplify your life, go cheap and use extra time to both reduce stress and spend less time in stressful situations. That was my dream too when I retired from computer programming 10 years ago. I got bored. I was good at programming an
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by hasbot 2y ago
From the first article: "But people with ADHD had twice the rate of suicide, twice the rate of death by homicide, and a 30 % greater rate of death from unintentional injury" I get the suicide, but the higher homicide rate is surpr
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by hasbot 2y ago
TIL Lenovo makes a standalone keyboard with a TrackPoint nub: https://www.lenovo.com/au/en/p/accessories-and-software/keyb... Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJ-0WRju2Zc
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by hasbot 2y ago
People didn't just randomly add lead to their products. They added lead for specific desired results (e.g. adding lead to gasoline was to reduce knock). So the beneficial properties of lead were well known but, it appears, you'r

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