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by krn1p4n1c 3y ago
I enjoyed this read and have some of the same parallels in my judo and professional journey. I suffer the same issue with overthinking which kills my effectiveness in shiai/randori and probably professionally as well. My coaches are al
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by krn1p4n1c 4y ago
Diamond Age was my first thought when I read this too.
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by krn1p4n1c 4y ago
I do judo 2hrs 3x/wk and weight lift/cardio 1.5-2hr 5x/wk with some soccer occasionally on Thursdays. Before I started (5yrs ago) I was about 115kg, I've been steady at 95kg since. There's no way I'd stick with
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by krn1p4n1c 4y ago
Sweden is still recommending it. https://www.folkhalsomyndigheten.se/publikationer-och-materi... Anecdotally, I have 2 friends who are doctors in the kommun and both said the hospitals are short staffed, beds are filling up
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by krn1p4n1c 4y ago
Yes and yes. All of the teachers at the IB here hold a masters or higher in their topics and teach it like it would be at uni. Only one of high schools around here offer anything near it in course depth and focus. I also like that philosoph
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by krn1p4n1c 4y ago
What school does is provide an environment of ~8hrs/day to pressure test their social skills and build coping mechanisms (good and bad). You do get that to a lesser degree from other environments such as sports and in the end it's
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by krn1p4n1c 4y ago
I agree that a lot of it's needless and painful, but there's some merit in knowing how to defend yourself (physically, mentally and emotionally). There's a lot of the petty BS that you learn from in school that transposes to
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by krn1p4n1c 4y ago
There's definitely a strong overlap in that sense. Probably also because these institutions tend to have smaller class sizes which allow better teach/student interaction and more time. Public schooling in the US could do this too,
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by krn1p4n1c 4y ago
Both my kids transitioned from Montessori to public school at 11 (grade 5) in the US. 13 and 16 now. + Love of learning and self-driven discovery + Top of class in pretty much all subjects + Comfortable giving presentations + Comfortable wo
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by krn1p4n1c 5y ago
Fix the parts that are likely to cause the most damage in a hard freeze: - Insulate your walls at the areas you have exposed pipes using something like closed-cell foam or rockwool. - Know how to evacuate your sprinkler/pool water lin
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by krn1p4n1c 5y ago
They're also looking at using them for transporting blood and organs between hospitals. Primarily being tested in western Sweden where it's mountainous enough that the straight line path the drone takes is considerably faster than
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by krn1p4n1c 5y ago
That definitely aligns with my experience. My soccer coach in college started our morning practices with a 1hr run. I had my best runs (time/perf) the days I was able to take mini cat naps or zone out as I ran. And in retrospect I thin
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by krn1p4n1c 5y ago
I did this as well and FB has been fine for me. Same thing as in real life, don't willingly subject yourself to toxic people.
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by krn1p4n1c 6y ago
They don't get silage unless the farmer makes a point of it. Most of the time the stalks and chaff and spit out the back of the combine and tilled under. Furthermore they'd get penalized for it in weighing if its mixed in with the
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by krn1p4n1c 6y ago
This is probably more of a factor of humidity than insulation. I've felt colder in -1C in Dublin where humidity was over 90% than at -20C in Luleå and 10%. Insulated clothing is less effective in higher humidity as moisture in the fibe
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by krn1p4n1c 6y ago
It depends on your infra. If you're largely ephemeral hosts, then Ansible is ideal for single instance provisioning. Also if you're support windows hosts Ansible's support here is less than stellar, it's effectively a ex
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by krn1p4n1c 6y ago
Big sports inside universities are usually structured as a separate corporation for maximum tax effect.
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by krn1p4n1c 7y ago
It does, if you're going from Leander/Cedar Park to downtown it's useful. It takes about the same amount of time as driving in rush-hour, but without the bs. Texas generally sees public-transport as something for poor people
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by krn1p4n1c 7y ago
This. The more polite/reserved the culture the harder it is to learn by example.
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by krn1p4n1c 7y ago
Same here. It was a epiphany for me when I could scrape off a week of growth with 1-2 passes without clogging up and with a better shave. Washing with something astringent like Dr Bronners before the Barbasol helps a bunch too.
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by krn1p4n1c 8y ago
I was in the OCI group, left just over a year ago, and just heard from a couple of my old colleagues that they were just let go. Unreal since our group was one of the few really really profitable ones. I agree with the comments about the qu
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by krn1p4n1c 8y ago
I understood the point. If an employee/applicant felt they had been discrimitated against and reported it there would be an inquiry and serious financial/social consequences. Hiring is a lengthy process and firing is very difficul
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by krn1p4n1c 8y ago
No, we're highly judgemental, but an employer is not allowed to inquire or make hiring/firing decisions with regard to your health status. Likewise life insurance might have a higher premium if you regularly engage in extreme spor
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by krn1p4n1c 8y ago
None of those scenarios are viable in Sweden.
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by krn1p4n1c 8y ago
The first startup I was at was acquired by Idera. They started by trying to replace everyone in the dev team with remote contractors. I cashed out and left as soon as possible.
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by krn1p4n1c 8y ago
Some of the anti-cheat hindered games started working recently with Steam's Proton 3.16 beta build.
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by krn1p4n1c 8y ago
Apple is gating the process. https://devtalk.nvidia.com/default/topic/1042520/driver/-whe...
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by krn1p4n1c 8y ago
I'm in the same boat. Would love to be able to use Fusion in linux, especially with Apple dropping OpenGL support. Last I read they were looking to move the app to web-based and be platform agnostic.
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by krn1p4n1c 8y ago
I'm sure. Everyone has to do the 4yr slog, but founders usually write in a parachute clause. I hope they stuck around to make sure their original team was taken care of, but it's naive to think they'd have C-level control at
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by krn1p4n1c 8y ago
Seems like they didn't know when to leave. Once they sold it was no longer their baby and should have started working on an exit strategy. It becomes a contest of egos. On the technical side, FB's methodology with acquisitions see

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