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by lghh 4y ago
I have enjoyed using Actions. The GitHub integration into VSCode has been a huge productivity boon for me as well.
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by lghh 4y ago
Well, there's also the baby after that happens.
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by lghh 4y ago
I would love to live somewhere where an electric bike is an option, but for many of us it is a non-starter.
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by lghh 4y ago
My favorite board game is Gloomhaven. It's a cooperative dungeon crawler with a "campaign" of sorts. There's also a slimmer version of it called Gloomhaven: Jaws of The Lion that is less expansive and expansive, but is a
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by lghh 4y ago
I personally wouldn't want to run in those headphones.
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by lghh 4y ago
A prerequisite for "works for you" is "works at all". A less efficient diet that you stick with is better than a more efficient one that you don't stick with.
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by lghh 4y ago
So you believe that doing the wrong thing for the right reason is better than doing the right thing for the wrong reason? That intent matters more than outcome? And that laws being structured in a way you specifically find compelling matter
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by lghh 4y ago
I can't list that, but both companies migrated to serverless and both companies are glad they did. There is more than "raw dollar amount on monthly bill" to account for in cost, as well. For one, there's stability and th
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by lghh 4y ago
I'd rather not list my last two companies or their scale, but I can assure you they are real companies that exist, have users, and make money. I'm not sure why I even would be asked to.
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by lghh 4y ago
> are there real-world, commercial products actually running on """serverless""" architecture? Yeah, thousands I would imagine. The last two companies I have worked at have been 100% serverless or nearly 100
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by lghh 4y ago
I realize that posting that comment wasn't too helpful on my part, but people being dismissive of ADHD is probably the quickest way to get a rise out of me. Sorry for being snarky. Not sorry for calling out destructive, unscientific bu
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by lghh 4y ago
Interesting. I was not aware of that. Good to know, thanks.
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by lghh 4y ago
> One truth does not preclude the other. Do you have any evidence to support that children are prescribed medication to sit in a chair when they don't have ADHD at a high enough clip to warrant the appearance of being concerned abou
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by lghh 4y ago
I can't believe the responder had the gall to take personal attacks personally. Have they tried going outside more? If they didn't sit on their butt all day they might not be inclined to take my directed insults personally.
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by lghh 4y ago
If you don't mind me asking, why are you closeted about your ADHD? I am 30 and was recently diagnosed and it's one of the most liberating things that has ever happened to me.
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by lghh 4y ago
And the research backs that up so we don't have to rely on it being obvious!
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by lghh 4y ago
It feels like gun-owners in the US hav made lots of compromises about weapon ownership. I feel like saying otherwise is dishonest.
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by lghh 4y ago
And if it is something that's affecting you, you already know it and there's a good chance you could speak to it better than the news itself can.
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by lghh 4y ago
While not impossible, the person we’d buy milk from would also have to abstain from the things he would be intolerant too. No impossible, but it makes it trickier.
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by lghh 4y ago
Goat milk is probably the plan. I know I was a bit dramatic, my son won’t starve. I can’t support a goat where I live, but I’m close enough to places I can buy goat milk that I can make it work.
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by lghh 4y ago
I’m so worried about this. We are having our second child in a few months. Our first was on special (ie expensive) formula due to an intolerance. There’s a good chance our second child will have the same intolerance. The only formula he cou
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by lghh 4y ago
For what? That younger people are more likely to not have kids than people further in their career? That women’s careers tend to be affected more by having kids than men? This are “the sky is blue” type facts. They don’t really need citatio
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by lghh 4y ago
I have significantly advanced my career working remote full time. You sound like you personally have been unable to advance your career and instead of being introspective about it are blaming it on remote work as a concept. Period.
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by lghh 4y ago
They have that option. Apple's offices are not going away. The letter specifically mentions that.
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by lghh 4y ago
Why is it ridiculous? It seems very, very obvious to me. Younger = less likely to have a family so commutes are not as big of an issue + the many responsibilities of having a kid that are easier to manage wfh Whiter = this is the one that I
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by lghh 4y ago
And you still have that choice both under the model that the workers here are suggesting and in the greater economy.
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by lghh 4y ago
> Neuro normative? Good grief. They don't want to work in the office - no need to gobbledygook it up in some bizarre appeal to authority. I'm not sure what you're saying here. Do you not think neuro-normativity is a real t
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by lghh 4y ago
I know I'm telling you what you likely already know. But please please please please try to make the appointment. The only reason I was able to was because I created some sense of urgency to do it. Maybe have a friend that you make you
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by lghh 4y ago
I can't speak to the neurology of it, but I could see that being the case. Forming habits & routines + making lifestyle changes are almost certainly easier when medicated for ADHD. If you engrain those changes into yourself long en
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by lghh 4y ago
Considering people with ADHD have a much shorter lifespan, I would disagree. I encourage you to actually look into what medication for those with ADHD looks like before disparaging those who seek treatment.

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