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by lemming 7y ago
Thanks for the kind words, I appreciate it!
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by lemming 7y ago
FWIW Cursive is also great for people who have a lot of experience with Emacs and just can't be bothered with it. Popular examples include David Nolen and Timothy Baldridge (and me), but there are plenty more too. One representative co
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by lemming 7y ago
I'm not talking about those markets - this was after an acquisition and I was supposed to move to either SV or NYC. In the end I didn't want to work at Google or move to the US so it was pretty brief. Thinking about it, I'm n
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by lemming 7y ago
I develop and sell Cursive ( https://cursive-ide.com ), which has paid my bills nicely for a couple of years now. Currently I make more than I made in my last job at Google. I never thought I'd be able to make a living sellin
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by lemming 7y ago
I don't use CLJS a lot, but I do have some production CLJS code running on Lambda which uses promesa - it's much nicer than core.async IMO. I'm on a slightly older version, but it now contains versions of let which work trans
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Survivorship Bias(expatsoftware.com)
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The Fascinating Influence of Cyclone (2019)(pling.jondgoodwin.com)
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by lemming 7y ago
Here's mine, from a while back: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16836336 Fortunately it wasn't me who hit their head hard in my original story, because she's now dead as a result.
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Tofu – Meaningful Code Editing(gregoor.github.io)
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This Land Is the Only Land There Is – How to Think about the New IPCC Report(theatlantic.com)
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by lemming 7y ago
I have a bunch of SensorPushes at home which do the same, but they store the data for up to 20 days iirc, so it's effectively continuous data unless both my wife and I go away for a month or so.
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by lemming 7y ago
It is completely insane that fossil fuel companies are still being subsidised. It makes me realise how ridiculous it is that so much emphasis is put on individual action on climate change when governments are still pumping money into the so
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by lemming 7y ago
I'd love to know how they're funded. In the initial paragraphs it says they're "awash with cash", but they don't say how they get it - is it private or public?
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The school with no classes, no classrooms and no curriculum(medium.com)
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by lemming 7y ago
They cite the RPGnet forums as an inspiration for this, their thread has a Policy Citations section: https://forum.rpg.net/index.php?threads/new-ban-do-not-post-...
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What I learned from the study that will change how we eat(theguardian.com)
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by lemming 7y ago
No, it doesn't - it just uses a standard IoC container per plugin and some simple classloader isolation between them.
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by lemming 7y ago
I learned recently that in Spanish, cats only have 7 lives.
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An even more inconvenient truth(features.propublica.org)
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by lemming 7y ago
That sounds really interesting. Does he have a website or something we could look at?
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by lemming 7y ago
Interesting, I just typed "green peas" into Google, and what it shows me in the sidebar shows 5g of protein per 100g, which isn't very high at all. But split peas seem to have only 8.3g per 100g which isn't much higher -
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by lemming 7y ago
They're dried, but I thought they were also usually field peas ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pea#Field_peas ). However it looks like they're actually yellow peas, which are still not the green ones that most
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by lemming 7y ago
My family has been trialling various alternative meats recently, and one we liked was the Sunfed chicken-free chicken, made here in NZ. Pea protein is the main ingredient. Their advertising claims that people can't tell the difference
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by lemming 7y ago
This protein doesn't come from the green peas that most of us are used to, they come from the yellow split pea variety. It's a while since I ate them as-is, but I recall them tasting more like lentils than green peas.
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by lemming 7y ago
Sure, it's totally natural. What is also totally natural is things going seriously wrong during childbirth, with disastrous consequences for the mother and/or child. Historically, a huge number of women and children died during ch
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by lemming 7y ago
I don't know - I don't know what APRN-CNM means and I wouldn't know how to evaluate whether the training here is equivalent or not. Midwives here receive 4 years of training I believe.
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by lemming 7y ago
Here in NZ, midwife care has taken over to the point where you can no longer get a doctor involved in your primary care at all unless you go fully private obstetric care, which isn't even available where I live. Midwife-led care has be
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by lemming 7y ago
I'm a bit mystified why OP didn't include Kotlin on their list. It's very accessible for Java devs, works brilliantly with tools they are probably used to (IntelliJ, Gradle etc) and compiles natively to JVM and JS (and Native
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My Ted talk: how I took on the tech titans in their lair(theguardian.com)
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by lemming 8y ago
I've also been working on handstands a lot recently, and I've found this very hit and miss. Sometimes I will come back and be much better than previously, and sometimes I will totally suck after a break. There doesn't seem to

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