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by kutenai 5y ago
I think you are right. I've been fully remote for about 13 years. I love it, but I also have other things to keep me busy. I am a member of the local tennis club, and have many friends and acquaintances there, as well as year-round act
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by kutenai 5y ago
You miss the point. "Scientists" literally lied about the nutritional issues, as well as the smoking. They were "bought off" by companies. Now, I'm sure you have 100% confidence that the "current administration
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by kutenai 5y ago
Remember when the "science" claimed that low-fat, high carb diets were healthy? Doctors once said that smoking was 'safe'. Science is 'right' up until it's wrong.
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by kutenai 5y ago
I have a subscription to Dailyburn.com It's a 30minute daily workout. I was quite faithful for a long time, but i've fallen off the wagon. It's still a great solution, in spite of my personal issues with motivation.
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by kutenai 5y ago
Or, later, when all of your kids are moved out. I've been working at home for about 12 years now. I would not even start a conversation with a company that wanted me "onsite". My work location exceeds anything any other compa
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by kutenai 5y ago
I am fortunate to have a basement. I have an L-shaped uplift standing desk. I recently upgraded to an M1 Max Macboox pro, and I driver 4 external monitors with this. The main monitor is a 34" wide screen, the others are all 27". I
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by kutenai 5y ago
The concept of "government should.." is fundamentally flawed. As soon as "government ... " starts taxing all the money from the right, then the GOVERNMENT simply BECOMES the rich, and that same power will corrupt those i
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by kutenai 5y ago
I used it and disliked it. I can't exactly say why anymore, it was a while ago, but it just felt odd, and confusing. I did not continue with it. Maybe the documentation was not written "to my tastes". I don't know how &q
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by kutenai 5y ago
You are right. "most" was the wrong word to use. "some", not zero, might be better.. it is just speculation anyway. Regardless of how much time they spent, they may have made others uncomfortable. I've heard that an
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Ask HN: Best alternatives to zoom
1 points by kutenai 7y ago|1 comments
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by kutenai 7y ago
Is there a feasible alternative? Simply put, no. I'll stick with my mac(s) for the foreseeable future. I have 2 MacPros (2011 cheese graters) and 2 mac pros, 2014 and 2017. I read most of the complaints (about Macs) here, and most of t
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by kutenai 12y ago
I've been programming for more than 3 decades. I actually learned Basic first, then DBase, then ASM. I didn't learn C until I'd been programming for about 8 hears. I then learned C++, and Perl, as well as SQL, etc.. I don&#x2
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by kutenai 13y ago
This is the best post yet. The rest are just biased dribble.
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by kutenai 13y ago
You should consider graduating from VIM and using IntelliJ. This is a cross platform tool, and there is a typescript plugin. I have not tried it, but IntelliJ is a great tool IMO, and well worth a good look.