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by joshu 4y ago
when i realized that it is a strange programming language with an insane IDE i was able to quit
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by joshu 4y ago
agreed, and also for cars over XXX hp (not sure of specific limit but still)
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by joshu 4y ago
that's not what technical analysis is.
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by joshu 4y ago
if you lump all the parts of a large domain together and then paint the entire thing with the aspects of a part, you also get garbage. so author is doing the the same thing with reasoning that they complain about in engineering.
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by joshu 4y ago
The bup has a modifier effect on the dxm. The fact that it is also an antidepressant is not the main driver.
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by joshu 4y ago
this game is also named after his book (the electric state)
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by joshu 4y ago
Was Simon Stalenhag actually involved?
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by joshu 4y ago
he’s a comedian whose style is to make long complaints about trivial, unimportant things.
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by joshu 4y ago
yeah, i have just thought about making the Big List Of Supplements with what they are supposed to do, just adding papers for/against any to each
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by joshu 4y ago
the dev site was susp.icio.us for a while
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by joshu 4y ago
we owned delicio.us and other domains to let us put the dots in other places, as well as delicious.com. but i am glad you found the opportunity to do the nerdiest seinfeld impression.
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by joshu 4y ago
the big value of delicious was the central aggregation, which becomes difficult in a decentralized manner that said, i always wanted to split delicious up into "islands" of ~50k users or so, and allow each island determine it&#x27
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by joshu 4y ago
i use trello for links lately, since lots of my surfing is project-oriented i use apple notes for links plus text for projects that have a short completion cycle (find a bunch of stuff, make an analysis and decision, jettison the research)
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by joshu 4y ago
i am a bit wary of any doctor with a podcast
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by joshu 4y ago
Do you have a list published somewhere?
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by joshu 4y ago
ok but does it taste different?
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by joshu 4y ago
i have six different kinds of chilis fermenting right now. it's a lot of fun and the results can be spectacular. also you can put a bit of dried chilis in there to add a bunch of lovely smokiness. i do lactofermentation in a vacuum bag
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by joshu 4y ago
yeah, the prusa is too reliable to consider messing with. maybe i could get another used prusa somewhere…
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by joshu 4y ago
i have preordered the xl. i just want to build a separate machine for messing with other stuff
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by joshu 4y ago
i keep thinking about building a new machine to try out klipper, fancy extruders, and so on. i am reluctant to mess with my workhouse prusa.
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by joshu 4y ago
wezterm
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by joshu 4y ago
filtering vibrancy?
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by joshu 4y ago
i feel like you are trying to refute what actually happened to me with what you read somewhere on the web
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by joshu 4y ago
it’s a bad experience for opening external links. i don’t care that it’s not easy to get to. and no, not all apps do this. tiktok does not offer an escape, and instagram hides it behind two clicks.
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by joshu 4y ago
exactly
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by joshu 4y ago
webviews for clicking arbitrary links in apps like instagram or gmail are absurdly restrictive. i lose my context, cookies, and regular tools (bookmarks are gone, sharing often overridden, etc)
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by joshu 4y ago
i don't understand why apple allows in-app browsers.
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by joshu 4y ago
Easily. I do a lot of car stuff. Rented out entire racetracks, raced competitively, invested in a racing team, etc
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by joshu 4y ago
At the time that was not the case. After the track I had to do a recertification inspection.
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by joshu 4y ago
it was silicon valley ferrari. dealers here largely know you can’t go by outfit. although the audi dealership was also shitty when i went to look at an r8 (thank god, they are awful) i like to drive my cars hard so used is better for me (fi

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