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   by jbjbjbjb 6y ago

   I’d imagine for something like Siri they’d argue it is too deeply embedded to be replaced and the rules would have exemptions for that. I think the rules applies more to superfluous apps on Windows and Android that you can’t remove like the
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   by jbjbjbjb 6y ago

   The results remind me of wordtovec examples where the opposite of Hitler, -1*Hilter, is Plantar fascia. Which is the total opposite but it might be perfect for not just getting out of an echo chamber but just entirely taking a break from th
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   by jbjbjbjb 6y ago

   I use Streaks habit tracker, Apple Watch and Shortcuts. Streaks can pick up health data to keep my on track for my weekly sleep and exercise goals. And I’ve set up Shortcuts so it increments a counter in Streaks to keep track of when I open
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   by jbjbjbjb 6y ago

   British Telecom’s origins date back to the founding in 1846 of the Electric Telegraph Company. ETC was the first public telegraph company.
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   by jbjbjbjb 6y ago

   We tried Slack in the early days. No way we could run that across the entire business. It was clear back with Slack being then a cloud based, Electron based, lacking of MS Office integration, lacking Active directory integration a Microsof
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   by jbjbjbjb 6y ago

   If this were a sales team they’d be expecting the guy to take his Rolodex. Unfortunately many developers seem to treat themselves and their peers as commodities.
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   by jbjbjbjb 6y ago

   Everyone says slow typing is ok but I also see a lot of people get frustrated at input lag when typing into a slow IDE
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   by jbjbjbjb 6y ago

   OOP isn’t necessarily slower. One thing you get is lazy evaluation for free. There’s no better performance gain that no computation. It’s also much easier to extend the types than in functional programming (where it is easier to extend the
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   by jbjbjbjb 6y ago

   I’ve not tried Habitica. I went with streaks because it is a one off payment
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    by jbjbjbjb 6y ago

    I think it works well enough for me I have my daily count set to 10. So I’m really trying to prevent those days where I’m mindlessly checking it throughout the day.
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    by jbjbjbjb 6y ago

    Habit trackers are great when you pair them with a smart watch and automations. I use an app called Streaks, Apple Watch and Shortcuts. Streaks can pick up health data and in Shortcuts I’ve set it up so it increments a counter in Streaks to
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    by jbjbjbjb 7y ago

    A lot of academics write C
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    by jbjbjbjb 7y ago

    Command-spacebar is probably what you’re looking for And there are many ways to restart the Mac using shortcuts: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201236