honkycat

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by honkycat 4y ago
India has had many many vegetarians for a long long time. We don't need to eat bugs. We can just eat less meat, like our ancestors did.
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by honkycat 4y ago
Here is the only thing i have found that works: 1. Do less. For me, this means playing fewer video games, watching less television, and going to bed earlier. There is a ton of other knock-on stuff that I can add to this, but doing less is t
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by honkycat 4y ago
I actually kinda love this form factor. my laptop is a glorified desktop/monitor and removing the keyboard is a good idea.
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by honkycat 4y ago
At first I was like "jesus christ this is going to be a bloodbath" and then I read your post and thought "huh yeah i guess it makes sense they are firing people."
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by honkycat 4y ago
There are a lot of small shops who aren't dealing with scale, and assume that what works for them works for everyone. Personally, I think micro-services should be approached very carefully but I understand the idea of them.
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by honkycat 4y ago
How I got out of my rut: 1. Moved across the country from Chicago, IL to Portland, OR I don't know how people live in these massive cities with zero good nature to explore around them. Overcrowded, overpriced, overrated! What a miserab
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by honkycat 4y ago
I consistently see all of these giant trucks owned by urban portlanders, and all i think is: Wow, what an expensive minivan. I bought a house recently. People were shocked. How can you afford it? Easy. I didn't own a car for years. I t
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by honkycat 4y ago
There is probably a browser Gameboy emulator one could set up for this
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by honkycat 4y ago
AEM is the biggest piece of shit software I have ever had the misfortune of using. 90% of the functionality they claimed to support did not work. It was way way harder to use than anything else I've seen. -- Going into consulting: I wi
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by honkycat 4y ago
> I'm avoiding going to breakfast with them, to keep away from the weird silences, and I feel like I do them a favour This is a critical flaw in thinking. You are NOT a mind reader you have no idea what their opinion of you is, or
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by honkycat 4y ago
I have few friends who bit the "the office job is death" thing hook, line, and sinker. Only... it didn't work out for them. They are in shittier careers barely making it work while I took the middle path and and quite comfort
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by honkycat 4y ago
The logistics of actually fighting a war would deep-fry your brain and serve it drizzled with chili crisp sauce. I don't see it happening. "Civil war"... oh please. The people flying their private jets to the capital have ZER
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by honkycat 4y ago
People on the left are viscous critics of the democratic machine politicians. Pointing to them isn't an effective critique because: yes I agree. Liars and crooks all of them. Running to the right and embracing authoritarianism is much
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by honkycat 4y ago
You realize that was almost 250 years ago at this point. Constitutionaliam is a grift run by conservatives to smoke screen their agendas. Nobody argues it in good faith.
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by honkycat 4y ago
Or producing meat, or maintaining prisons, or building security critical CPUs, or funding medical research... These people think the market exists, but really we just have a fucked-up version of socialism that privatizes the profits while s
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by honkycat 4y ago
The name is an abstraction. Naming it "cache" is not specific enough. The uses and functionality of services change over time and then you have to rename them. We have a service called "Search" that does... much much mor
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by honkycat 4y ago
Nerd trap. It is hard science, and interesting so people are more willing to deal with bullshit to get close to it. Engineering processes are very well developed and therefore less leadership is expected out of the ICs. I mostly troubleshoo
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by honkycat 4y ago
So glad I ditched unity for unreal a year ago. Instead of chasing the ecs waterfalls they should have been iterating on their product... Or actually shipped one of their next gen features within a reasonable timeline.
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by honkycat 4y ago
Th arturia V collection is amazing. Nothing comes close.
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by honkycat 4y ago
> Who are they employing? Thankfully, nobody who consumes a certain illegal plant-bases drug, and are fine with working for someone who counts that as a criteria. ..this probably self-selects assholes much more efficiently than you would
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by honkycat 4y ago
Sometimes I wonder what planet these people are coding on. Hosted k8s makes it so easy. The other day I spun up a new eks cluster, created some Iam roles, installed the cert-manager, external dns, and aws alb ingress controller. Then I push
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by honkycat 4y ago
vim9 script? what a waste of time. Why bother? Nim, Lua, Crystal, Racket.. I guess the point is to make the migration easier, so I get that. I've been using LunarVim/Neovim lately, and it is PHENOMENAL. Highly recommended!
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by honkycat 4y ago
Check out LunarVim, it is excellent.
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by honkycat 4y ago
You should look into Zoloft. A lot of my friends and family take it for anxiety. It is a pretty safe, minor, and not intense anxiety medication that I hear has a bit of a funky/fun edge to it. I was gonna start on it next month to try
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by honkycat 4y ago
I use the notion web clipper. Works great, I can have multiple databases for different interests.
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by honkycat 4y ago
> As time goes on it won't feel "fun" it'll just feel "normal". And you just won't get as much out of your life as you could get, won't achieve as much relationship success, professional success, o
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by honkycat 4y ago
My wireless mouse has always been crappy and glitchy on osx. Has been for years.
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by honkycat 4y ago
4T is a big number but when I look at the details it all seems very reasonable: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Build_Back_Better_Plan#Origina... Honest question: How are we supposed to maintain our civilization without
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by honkycat 4y ago
Well, I have been going out and doing stuff for months and months, but i didn't catch covid until I was forced to go to an airport. So yeah, I think there is a balance. I am not one of those "we need to stay inside forever" p
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by honkycat 4y ago
I was just forced to go on-site for team building. It was fun! I had to fly into SF. We had a nice time. Came home. Covid positive. Me and my partner. Hooray.

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