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by lc9er 3y ago
The only good idea he had was to fellate pg’s ego and write Reddit in lisp, which is all of talked about in those days. Seems to have a need to be proven that he was a right clever boy.
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by lc9er 3y ago
It’s fine, if you don’t take it as dogma, understand that Rippetoe isn’t a particularly great coach or lifter, and it should only be run 6 to 12 weeks - maximum. I think most folks would be better off doing 5/3/1 with cardio and&#
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by lc9er 3y ago
Agreed. I definitely came off a bit cynical. We just have an abundance of exceptional performance spaces in Philly and the nearby suburbs. Hopefully, this is a benefit to Lansdowne.
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by lc9er 3y ago
Living in Philly, I can pretty confidently say there’s a 0% chance a theater in Lansdowne, even a nicely restored, historical, theater, will attract 100000 visitors in a year.
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by lc9er 3y ago
Spectre.Console for dotnet.
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by lc9er 3y ago
Maybe. I don’t think technology in music is a bad thing. I enjoy pushing limits and non-transitional elements. I love music that upends expectations and may even be grating to listen to for most people. I enjoy music made with synths, plugi
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by lc9er 3y ago
Everything’s a drum! Everything’s a drum!
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by lc9er 3y ago
It's soft language for 'civilian casualties', even though it can include other things like property destruction.
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by lc9er 3y ago
I was initially skeptical about whether it violated his wishes. I thought they found unpublished stories. Then someone in his camp posted on Twitter that they were early, previously published stories - not the unfinished ones he didn’t want
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by lc9er 3y ago
This is something I learned being in bands. Fame and fortune weren’t in the story, but because we made the music we wanted to hear, I have an album and 3 EPs worth of music that I can listen to and enjoy, over a decade later.
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by lc9er 3y ago
Are you using Moonscript for nvim config or something else?
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by lc9er 3y ago
My take is the opposite. It’s a nightmare of noise, where everyone is forced to be louder than everyone else. Anyone trying to read or do homework is forced to flee to the edges of the house to find an escape.
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by lc9er 3y ago
Except libraries pay for their books, and those books cannot be copied and distributed in an unlimited manner. Artist deserve to be compensated for their work.
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by lc9er 3y ago
My favorite musical partnerships have a balance of a starter and (me) a finisher. I really struggle with producing raw material, but am good at revising, reworking, and cutting out fluff and my best writing partners are great at spewing out
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by lc9er 3y ago
The lanes don't play the game for you. You played well to the conditions of the day. You can be happy in that.
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by lc9er 3y ago
Yes. The best decision they made was to flatter a billionaire’s ego. Then Reddit largely succeeded despite them.
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by lc9er 3y ago
Patrick Bateman vibes
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by lc9er 3y ago
“…the closest, the mostest” is the line I always remember from that video.
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by lc9er 3y ago
My great-grandmother lost two (teenage) brothers in Pennsylvania mining accidents in the early 1900's. The coal companies were more than happy to grind through the expendable, cheap, often immigrant, population of the region.
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by lc9er 3y ago
I love Terry Pratchett, but many of the TV adaptations have been a big miss. Though Good Omens was really well done, I thought.
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by lc9er 4y ago
They probably received most, if not all, as children in the US. That is assuming they’re not getting regular flu shots.
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by lc9er 4y ago
I mostly work with Powershell, but dabble in C#. Both omnisharp and the Powershell CoC plugins for Neovim seemed to break often. I've switched to VS Code for Powershell and Visual Studio for C#, as sad as that makes me.
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by lc9er 4y ago
Yeah same. I'll probably spend a some more time with Emacs, having fun toying around with it, and then realize all I really want is a fast, snappy editor. Then I'll be back to nvim. Wash-rinse-repeat every couple of years.
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by lc9er 4y ago
Did you customize Emacs much? Or add functionality, rather than just customize? I'm a long time vim/nvim user and as much as Lua brought to the party, I'm finding I want to add functionality, and that feels more appealing in
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by lc9er 4y ago
Yeah. They've repeatedly bungled Azure/O365 related Powershell modules. Some modules offering partially overlapping functionality, which are then deprecated in favor of MSGraph. The Powershell MSGraph API is not a 1:1 replacement
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by lc9er 4y ago
I don't believe it's a full rewrite. From Neovim's Vision statement: "Neovim is a refactor, and sometimes redactor, in the tradition of Vim (which itself derives from Stevie). It is not a rewrite but a continuation and e
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by lc9er 4y ago
I have family that works for DOL's Wage & Hour division. The amount of wage theft is _staggering_. They are chronically understaffed and overworked. Plus, every time a Republican administration comes into power, their enforcement p
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by lc9er 4y ago
I believe Momentary began as a Gilmour solo album. They may have had a toxic relationship, but Waters and Gilmour undoubtedly made their best music working together.
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by lc9er 4y ago
I love lifting, and I agree with this. Even running outside, though repetitive, causes you to constantly scan the ground ahead of you for obstacles (crack in the cement, puddles, dog poop, etc), you have the stimulus of the moving backgroun
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by lc9er 4y ago
And you can use Fennel to hack Neovim, if you want to stick with a lispy language.

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