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by krono 6y ago
> overly complex software that aims to be all-things to all-people This is exactly what I believe the current state of the MS Office applications to be. The interface and/or implementation isn't always ideal for the purpose yo
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by krono 6y ago
Is there a real difference between the classic MS office applications, though? You can do spreadsheets in Word and Outlook, have styled text in your Excel document, add animations to your titles in Word, etc. At this point they can just as
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by krono 6y ago
If this behaviour is problematic for you, it might not be a bad idea to get yourself tested for ADHD. Even more so for @andrewstuart his son. I can only imagine what I could have achieved with early diagnosis and treatment.
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by krono 6y ago
Best open source project origin story ever. Hah! On a more serious note though, I can really see this taking off. Easy to use API, well written and easy to follow docs, good performance. And if this ever does take off, there'll ben no
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by krono 6y ago
This is awesome! More amazing still is that my Macbook 16" isn't even going into VTOL/Artic emergency space heater mode when playing with the demos! These sort of graphs always manage to surprise me with these hidden patterns
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by krono 6y ago
It functions more like a suggestion than a hard restriction. And, as far as I'm aware, tools such as NVM plain ignore it in favour of their own configuration files.
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by krono 6y ago
IIRC The pressure inside the eyeball is relatively high, and the fluid that is inside is very viscous - more like a gel. This could mitigate the effects.
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by krono 6y ago
A resource does not have to be material. It can be something made up, perhaps their version of an ever watching ghost in the sky, something that gives them purpose and motivates to continue on even though they already have everything. But y
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by krono 6y ago
Why would they let us do our thing? Given enough time we might become just as advanced and resource hungry as them. Who knows what trouble we may cause them in the future, or rare resources that we might currently not even know exist we mig
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by krono 6y ago
I do like the palette by itself, but not as an editor theme. There is so little contrast and it is too bright.
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by krono 6y ago
Advertisement in disguise regardless of its childliness ;)
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by krono 6y ago
Mortality is the number one problem every single human being and all of our fore-bearers, down to the very first single cell organism, have and have ever had in common. It's the end, te path to nothing. Perhaps you believe there is mor
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by krono 6y ago
Sorry to hear that the joke wasn't well received. Your "get off my lawn you dirty Redditor" attack is not at all appreciated, and more harmful to this community than the odd sprinkle of this sort of clearly highly technical a
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by krono 6y ago
* Cries in Java - nay - ECMAScript version ES.Next Draft ECMA-262 *
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by krono 6y ago
It's obviously just some commented out code in this simulation we live in
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by krono 6y ago
If nothing else, it's a constant reminder to people that there's a serious problem going on that we need everyone's help with to fix. Just another while longer, hopefully.
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by krono 6y ago
That makes a lot of sense. Admittedly the only Hawaiian pizza I've ever had came from the freezer. Whenever the local Italian restaurant opens back up I'll go and try a properly made Hawaiian pizza :)
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by krono 6y ago
Here's a nice tool for sporadic terminal users like myself: https://github.com/marlonrichert/zsh-autocomplete It sometimes has some minor issues but a very responsive maintainer. Also integrates pretty well with o
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by krono 6y ago
I'd also dare to bet the author's favourite pizza is Hawaiian/pineapple
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by krono 6y ago
Thank you for the detailed response! There does indeed seem to be a lot of hype surrounding Lisdex in the more common places were ADHD is discussed. With regards to the effects this particular type of medication has on your behaviour, you h
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by krono 6y ago
How is Lisdex for you? I've recently been considering asking my doc if I can try it out. I'm currently on a rather high daily dosage of Medikinet CR (2x30mg + another 1x20mg on long days if anyone's curious). It works but too
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by krono 6y ago
That's alright. We're obviously not working on the same projects, and are likely taking different approaches to reach our goals.
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by krono 6y ago
Mostly use other languages for back-end systems, but I will definitely be checking out NestJS soon. With regards to TS, generally, it takes a lot of effort to get it to work. More often than not, getting to that point in a way that is actua
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by krono 6y ago
Every single typescript oriented library that I've tried has had a pretty atrocious dev experience and no end of compatibility issues. I love typescript, but the ecosystem is without a doubt one of the biggest detractors.
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by krono 6y ago
Well, congratulations. The real winners will be the ones who never saw it coming.
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by krono 6y ago
> It's a blue smear. Flying object successfully identified, case closed :)
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by krono 6y ago
In the same vein as "Do your own homework, OP." or am I misreading?
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by krono 6y ago
Please, if you're actually struggling, go talk to a professional instead. They can help you figure out how you can actually feel better for far longer than just the 2 days you'll keep up with this unsubstantiated "fast&quot
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by krono 6y ago
Is there a convenient way to sandbox non-appstore apps? It's a real chore to figure out what apps that aren't available through the appstore (Chrome, VSCode, etc.) are doing to my computer. So much so that I'd rather just cas
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by krono 6y ago
Sometimes you just don't really know what you need until you're knee-deep in it, and that is exactly where Notion shines. Whenever you find the data that you're entering is more relational than you originally imagined it&#x27

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