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leksak
3y ago
Then a single file project is the most maintainable software project?
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Designing Error Types in Rust
(mmapped.blog)
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leksak
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leksak
3y ago
This was great. Any other good short reads like this on technical topics? Doesn't just have to be DB related
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Ask HN: Lisp projects for an otherwise seasoned dev?
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leksak
3y ago
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leksak
3y ago
> Meta has stated that it had already announced plans to provide users in the EU and EEA with an opportunity to provide consent and will introduce a subscription model in November to comply with regulatory requirements This effectively
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leksak
3y ago
$50M is not underpaid for any profession, that sounds like a sizeable salary regardless of what you do or the sacrifices you have to make.
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leksak
3y ago
I think the severity of long Covid might be more debilitating as it is my understanding that the long-term consequences of pneumonia is not as long lasting. I've not known of people that have had to change their whole way of life, and
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leksak
3y ago
What about ceramic instead of glass? Or enamel?
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leksak
3y ago
I've tried this with free trial stuff mainly. So, once the trial ends they attempt to withdraw money and they can't so I don't get the service. I have no indication that any service thus far had viewed it as me having an outs
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leksak
3y ago
Another approach that I also use is to utilizes an empty Revolut card. Can't be charged money that's not there.
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leksak
3y ago
La moustache (2005) A thriller about whether or not a man had a mustache. Some say yes, others no.
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leksak
3y ago
Rust port in 3...2...
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leksak
3y ago
I've had three or four, it's honestly hard to count at this point, mental health crisises with associated sickleave of varying durations. Living in Europe that has been "fine". Judging by what I read I'd presumably
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leksak
3y ago
Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents I'm a person that struggles with boundary-setting and have spent numerous years in relationships that have left me as less-than I was before. Imagine people-pleasing to an absolute fault,
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leksak
3y ago
> That helps it have legal force Could you elaborate on this point?
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leksak
3y ago
Also, people change and might not be the same person they were a few years ago. People become jaded, among other things.
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Ask HN: Suitable Dumbphones and device combos (2023)
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leksak
3y ago
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Why AI detectors think the US Constitution was written by AI
(arstechnica.com)
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leksak
3y ago
Nice "first"-type of Easter Egg! Would love to be a penguin. Keeping it would make for a good TFA though!
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leksak
3y ago
Did you quit your job? And how are you working on climate change now? > If you are not quitting your job and working to advance the existential threat of climate change and the main driver of the catastrophe (capitalism and perpetual gro
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leksak
3y ago
In my experience benzos are effective in the same sense alcohol can be. They don't really solve anything, not to mention are highly addicting. I'm sincerely doubtful that being able to target their impact more tomorrow the brain a
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leksak
3y ago
Yeah, but for retraining to be worth it then in the future your people have to be better or more productive than they would be with Excel and it'll also impact every new hire you make that needs to do the same retraining. Just as good
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leksak
3y ago
Perhaps too unrelated but it is amusing to me that this isn't served over HTTPS and I wanted to share that remark as it got caught in my HTTPS everywhere extension
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leksak
3y ago
I think part of the answer is found here: The Power Company Podcast: Episode 64: Fixed vs. Growth Mindset with Trevor Ragan Starting from: 00:48:10 Episode webpage: https://powercompanyclimbing.podbean.com/e/episode-64-
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leksak
3y ago
You sound defensive
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leksak
3y ago
Question to RVers/van-lifers: is it conceivable to build a van that supports living in a Nordic/Scandinavian coastal city to sustain climbing through most of the year while also being equipped enough to go to Norway for snowboard
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leksak
3y ago
jupytext will solve the git problems for you. Pair with a percent script, ignore the ipynb files.
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leksak
3y ago
Given how you express yourself, I wonder if you could have some success finding one or more ways to afford yourself to be more detached from your output. I can sympathize with where you are, as I believe I've been there, but am not the
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leksak
3y ago
> But I also believe that if you don't exercise, eat nutritious food, get sunlight, get enough sleep, consume positive material, surround yourself with support, then you aren't giving yourself a fighting chance.” - Jim Carrey S
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leksak
3y ago
1. Mental exhaustion and burnout Depending on how deep it gets the way to dealing with it changes. I recall when I started my current job that initially I had to do tasks vey similar to what I've had to do before and that made me very
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