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localghost3000
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I am 11 years sober now. I used to self medicate with alcohol and drugs. It worked but it also stunted me in ways that I am only now reckoning with. There are a ton of options out there for you to try these days. I'd recommend discussi
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Diagnosed. Today is day 1 of meds. Wish me luck!! Everything the GP comment said is still worth considering. It’s just that you might need some assistance if you’re neurodivergent. Also remember that it’s a spectrum and to be kind to yourse
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3y ago
I am not sure where you got that number from but I will assume you got it from a well sourced study or what have you. Assuming your number is accurate, that is still a minority of the country. They are large enough to have _some_ influence
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3y ago
Its regional and highly nuanced. Like there are folks that might support hunting rifles but not assault rifles. There are some that support a total ban. Some that think there should be no restrictions whatsoever. What I take issue with in t
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3y ago
There is a minority of the country that is over represented in the media that are as you describe but the vast majority are not like that. Also, making vast generalizations about a huge diverse population of people is generally bad form.
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3y ago
Good on the author for putting something out in the world. I'd love a site like this to exist with data I can trust. I think this is missing the mark on the execution side a bit. To start, there are only 8 items. They all appear to be
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3y ago
This is the thing I think most people aren’t thinking about. I promise you the police either have or are cooking up a way as we speak to image the entire contents of your phone when you hand it to them. Until we get some laws in place aroun
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3y ago
I've kept notebooks for over 25 years now. At this point I think I have about a hundred sitting in my garage in a box. Theres mostly nothing of much import in their contents. Notes from work, grocery lists, todo lists, etc. But there a
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3y ago
I dunno man. I work for a fintech that does tons of volume and we release safely multiple times a day. We’re working towards releasing on every commit for true continuous delivery. Once you’ve worked that way you’ll never want to do it any
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3y ago
I joined the beta and have been using this for the past few weeks. Cancelled my co-pilot subscription. If you use Jetbrains stuff, the integration is more seamless. The chat functionality alone is worth the switch.
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3y ago
I've got multiple tones in both ears. Most of the time I don't notice it but sometimes... well it's hard not to panic when you realize you can't escape it. I would very much like to experience life without the ringing ag
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3y ago
For IntelliJ, check out what you can do with the .ideavimrc file. You can turn pretty much anything into a vim motion and it has light plugin support as well. Also makes your setup portable.
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I think you can certainly get the _title_ of senior in that timeline. IMO to truly be senior you need to have built a maintained a system for a few years and had to live with your earlier decisions. Also it helps to have some variety of exp
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3y ago
Another really powerful way to write lyrics is to just pick up a mic and start singing melodic nonsense into it. Words if any come to mind are fine but nah nahs and other phonetic gibberish are cool too. Then rinse and repeat. It can be a b
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3y ago
A good share of the comments both here and in the Reddit thread reveal the biggest reason. C# is an absolutely fantastic language but there is so much FUD, misinformation, and general baggage around it that picking a “safer” language like J
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3y ago
I’ll save everyone a click. AI is coming. According to the marketing web site it’s going to change the course of human evolution and WE NEED TO BE READY SO BUY THIS BOOK.
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After curating my own vim customizations for years I switched to this and have been happily using it for about 6 months now. It was very easy to change any settings I didn’t like and/or port over stuff I couldn’t live without. It opens
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Estimation and story points are a planning tool. You use them as a way to plot out your road map and prioritize initiatives. The minute you tie them to employee performance, you've obviated them for that purpose. Now the only thing peo
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I’ve led a couple software teams so I’d like to think I have a bit of perspective here. The author of this article means well but this entire line of thinking is flawed. For one, if you start using your story points for velocity tracking, p
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I really messed up on this early in my step daughters life back when Facebook was the dominant platform. Posted all kinds of stuff. Fortunately for both of us, she was self aware enough to express discomfort with the idea once she understoo
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> I'm at this very moment gearing up to begin a new large project and am wondering what design makes the most sense IMO a monolith is always the starting point until your team gets big enough to justify breaking it up. > Seems l
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NB syncs via git. It’s automatic once you point it at a remote origin. I don’t even try to access via mobile. You can but it’s a second class experience. I just use Apple notes and transfer anything I care about over to nb about once a we
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I understand what I am looking at. It's just that it just reads a lot less straight forward than the code its looking to replace IMO.
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I used keep for a bit. I liked it and agree it does the same thing apple notes does. I settled on apple notes for no other reason than a weird sense of minimalism if that makes sense. I've installed so many note apps over the years tha
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I've used obsidian with nb before but you can't just open nb inside your vault and have it immediately work. nb uses .index files at the root of each directory to know what to display in the cli (I assume so it doesn't have t
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Maybe I am dense, but in the examples given, the code this feature is meant to replace looks much more straight forward and easy to reason about. I get the use case here: automatically manage resources that need to be opened/closed l
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3y ago
Highly recommend nb[0] for this type of stuff. I've been using it for a few years now and am still getting surprised by all the stuff it can do. Some others have said it but the only problem with a lot of these systems is that by their
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This is the most well executed vision of AR (spatial computing whatever) I've seen and yet, it's still a fundamentally flawed concept. I am simply not going to casually hang around my house with a pair of goggles strapped to my fa
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I have ADHD (diagnosed) so take this as a message from future you: don’t waste your money. I too lusted after the OP-1 bc of Red Means Recording. I finally bought one a few years ago. I barely play it. The sounds aren’t that great and the s
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