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8y ago
Very true. I think it's worth noting the inverse. That less aggressive men will become more competitive and aggressive over time in all male groups.
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Thank you.
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8y ago
Thank you, appreciated.
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8y ago
Could you define PMF for me please?
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8y ago
Then you'd never get anything done and spend hours saying "Wow!"
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8y ago
Just off topic. Love the software ideas as GitHub repo idea.
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8y ago
Emacs + Smex makes the M-x command discovery even more effective.
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8y ago
Zsh also has history completion of words. M-/ (opt/alt + /)
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Nice to have should really be, not necessary. Problem with that is the product team will be less likely to mark things as not-necessary. So we dub these less needed features as nice to have so there's a higher chance of negotiating a
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Exactly.
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Assess the product delivery in terms of risks. Look at what's on the roadmap and build a 2x2 matrix of the intended features. Get some post-its and write down each feature. Organized on the 2x2 with these axes X: "risk/comp
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Why stop at Perl? DSLs and limited environments are almost as old as Lisp.
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9y ago
Best way to rephrase the post title... Brutally honest people are better at creative problem solving.
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9y ago
Pup deserves a mention too. https://github.com/ericchiang/pup
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We have 2 seasons. Inside and Outside
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Still took me 2+ years to acclimatise properly. Now I'm uncomfortable in temperatures lower than 28C (84F)
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Depending on the shell in use C-c (will|won't) write to the redirected output file. C-d remains constant, but it's irritating that there's no way to consistently abort. To deal with this our edit target needs to be a temporar
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9y ago
I expect it's not a written confession if someone who isn't me committed a crime. Although IANAL.
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Corrective lenses don't teach you anything directly, but you can see more wearing them.
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While I'm sure there's not much practical benefit to this, I am glad this exists. Finally I can make my callback pyramid of doom t-shirt, generated from an actual pyramid of doom. Nice work.
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I have to admit, I wince when I see someone type clear.
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And Vimmers would think of yank as copy or kill save
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Now try C-k and then C-y Then regular old Cmd + v. You're welcome.
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origin head
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> It feels very much like a combination of gaslighting and extortion. So very much like all government interactions with it's citizenry?
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How the web distorts reality (2014)
(theguardian.com)
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You are triggering my OCD. It's my problem though. Everyone has their strangeness and charm. Not sure they have quarks but I'm quirky like that.
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It the one I don't write with... Not so complicated.
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I put my pants on.
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Lisp is pretty slow in comparison to C, that's acceptable. As a quick self test stand up a C http server using gnu microhttp, hit it with AB or Wrk. Next stand up a http server in sbcl (e.g. using wookie) and do the same AB or Wrk loa
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