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by jmkr 3y ago
> Garay said she has seen Swift perform eight or nine times. Richards estimated it’s 17 or 18 for her. And Johnston gave the ballpark of “high teens, maybe low 20s.” Taylor Swift fans are catching up on the touring world. I wonder if the
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by jmkr 3y ago
A while ago I took a course on Process Philosophy, and have wanted to read more Whitehead since, but more so because of his involvement in analytic philosophy, like co-authoring the principia. I remember not really enjoying Process Philosop
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by jmkr 3y ago
This has been a topic I've wanted to get into for a few years now, specifically because of Clojure! So if you have any additional recommendations I'd appreciate it. I really enjoyed Friedman's book `Scheme and the Art of Pro
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by jmkr 3y ago
I was looking at some stuff by Fogus and discovered: https://github.com/fogus/papers-i-love Really good resource for a bunch of important papers. There's also some good information for compilers on github https:&
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by jmkr 3y ago
Somberness and relevance aside, I can feel the disappointment in it, the writing is beautiful and a work of poetry. Also I like how there is a counter on the github site.
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by jmkr 3y ago
Interesting, I started going through Lisp In Small Pieces a while ago, and I enjoyed the first chapter, but put it on the shelf for a while. I've been meaning to pick it back up, but was considering going through Crafting Interpreters
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by jmkr 3y ago
> What happens when a banker says “you can download our app from the Google Playstore”? You say "It doesn't work on my phone." > There is no lengthy discussion about what the consumer can eat or wear. They simply say “I
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by jmkr 4y ago
Not at the moment, got used to the sedentary lifestyle, but totally promise myself everyday I'll start exercising to some degree. I've actually been kinda confused about my diet for a year or so. I gained a bunch of weight and th
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by jmkr 4y ago
Most of my life I never ate breakfast, and for much of my life I skipped lunch. Lots of people are surprised by this, but apparently it's called one meal a day or something. Though for a while I've been doing a smoothie breakfas
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by jmkr 4y ago
I have no idea what mTORC1, but this post is in bad faith. > Now, a non-insignificant set of people who have bought into zealous veganry are raising children who will be physically more fragile just because they've been marketed wit
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by jmkr 4y ago
I used (and use) vim for over a decade. I've used emacs for probably over a year now. I'm glad I learned modal editing with vim, but with doom emacs there is nothing I miss from vim, except maybe `ctrl-p`, `projectile` isn't
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by jmkr 4y ago
Animal rights is the most important movement. Everything every other movement says applies to animals as well, yet they get ignored, and they do not have a voice. From the article > "It's devastating," he said. "Thi
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by jmkr 4y ago
As a former wrestler now I'm wondering how I walk. I wanted to post specifically because mentioning the Granby roll, it's one of those memories that stick out to me. I went to a camp specifically focused on it, I think in Pennsylv
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by jmkr 4y ago
Location: New York Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Clojure, Python, Linux, Elasticsearch, AWS, SQL Résumé/CV: Email Email: jmkrhn@fastmail.cn Software Developer with 6 years experience, about 3 years
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by jmkr 4y ago
A few minutes of skipping around Dominion for me too. > I now think that the extreme abuse of animals by the food industry on behalf of ignorant consumers is probably the worst evil of the 21st century. I agree, there's no compariso
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by jmkr 4y ago
I recently found an open music theory book (I think I found it from the r/musictheory subreddit). I haven't read it yet but it talks about this. https://viva.pressbooks.pub/openmusictheory/front-matter/i
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by jmkr 4y ago
The vegan cheat sheet: https://vegancheatsheet.org/ has a bunch of links for recipes and that kind of stuff. There's also a lot of videos on youtube for cooking. In terms of vitamins Deva puts out a bunch of vegan supp
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by jmkr 4y ago
I haven't owned a drip machine in over a decade. Moka pots are probably my favorite quick coffee, and french press is easy. Both are easier to clean. However last year I got a Gaggia espresso machine, and espresso is a whole other wo
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by jmkr 4y ago
I recommend in addition to the podcasts and all career related listening, give a chance to appreciate Phish if you haven't. In lieu of a long post choose a jam compilation from here: https://www.youtube.com/@justjams933
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by jmkr 4y ago
What is the human touch and why do we value it? Maybe the answer to this question is in terms of reevaluating what we find important in _the human touch_. If I was to take a quick guess I'd say what is important (at least to me) is th
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Better access to information and knowledge. There is probably an overall cultural problem with it but it feels more difficult today to actually be informed. Part of it is that there is the power structures whom hold knowledge. Either in a
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by jmkr 4y ago
If you're vegetarian, go vegan, otherwise you still support the meat industries, as well as the exploitation of living sentient beings. If you're vegan, eat whatever you want as long as it doesn't exploit an animal in any con
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related: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kShIppJtHiY Every Phish tour starts the same way. Enter the lottery and hope to win tickets in some random spot. Don't win lottery and join the Ticketmaster queue. Watch the s
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> I will say that in the STEM degrees people were far more curious than in the humanities. Maybe? I found Philosophy people to be curious, maybe not as curious as I was, but more curious than others I've met. And I'm sure othe
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by jmkr 5y ago
Skimming through the book I'm happy that it was written with Racket, and I'm also happy it is supplemented with Ocaml for those that know Ocaml. Maybe I'll try reading it either after or in parallel with Lisp In Small Pieces.
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by jmkr 5y ago
If anybody is currently doing anything on the Scheme/Clojure side of things around databases, or PL. I'd be interested. These are longer term goals I have, my shorter term goals are focused on a lot of reading to prepare to start
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by jmkr 5y ago
1. Create feature branch 2. Make changes 3. Commit changes at whatever point and write a good commit message about the feature. 4. Commit more. 5. Create feature/branch_rebase 6. Squash all the commits. 7. Push to fork 8. Make pull req
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by jmkr 5y ago
The title doesn't really address the article. At the very least I was hoping they would explain how for > Use pre-commit hooks to scan for secrets and other code risks before they get into code. and > Automate your security. Good
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by jmkr 5y ago
Yes, the rescheduled MSG New Years Phish run, then summer tour.
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by jmkr 5y ago
Can you use a manager at a previous employment (before your recent one), and a coworker you got along with from your last gig?

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