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by lvturner 6y ago
I tried it, while I won't make any claims of massively improved health, it did one very notable thing for me. I've perviously never been able to meditate (or self-hypnotise) my brain would always conspire against me and race wit
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by lvturner 6y ago
You missed the point - it's not about the work - many developers work weekends and continuously educate themselves. I do plenty of coding activities in my spare time, my library is filled with technical books, some work related, others
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by lvturner 6y ago
I really, really hate the expectancy of software developers to have side projects at home. Do we ask lawyers what free cases they take over the weekend? Doctors about the diagnoses they make for fun on Saturdays? Teachers about their open s
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by lvturner 6y ago
This is where I ended up, it's incredibly challenging and it can often leave me feeling like a total imposter. Equally I've learned a great deal and I feel helped create not just great products but a great team. I'm mostly ha
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by lvturner 6y ago
Inverse it - how many would think two bags a day, every day was good for their health?
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by lvturner 6y ago
Me too - not least the rushed port job I was forced to do from MySQL to RethinkDB (which resulted in predictably shitty code) FWIW I actually really quite liked RethinkDB.
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by lvturner 6y ago
Listen on both ports and firewall out 22?
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by lvturner 6y ago
In a world of infinite scroll and autoplay, they are occasionally appreciated, however.
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by lvturner 6y ago
No no no - the Full Scottish Breakfast is //clearly// the King of Breakfasts! Seriously though - the freshness of ingredients available in the United Kingdom makes a huge difference, if you ignore British-Chinese food
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by lvturner 6y ago
I read this comment whilst listening to Forty Six & 2 thinking the exact same thing! In fact, that's often why I listen to Tool!
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by lvturner 6y ago
Perhaps I am naive, but for me something simple like: "Warning, the following content may offend some listeners and contain factual inaccuracies. The content presented does not represent the views of blah blah" Would help Certainl
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by lvturner 6y ago
Honestly, and I appreciate that this might be controversial, but the best quality to price ratio coffee I have ever found, belongs to McDonald's - while it might not be the best, it's perfectly drinkable and it's consistent s
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by lvturner 6y ago
Of all the games companies I have ever worked for, Linux support has honestly never really come up, except, perhaps in some side "I wonder if we can" R&D project. Granted I've only worked in smaller studios - but anecdota
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by lvturner 6y ago
This just came across as "I am 14 and this is deep" or perhaps a LiveJournal post. I know how to swear too!
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Germany wants to permit driverless cars across the country by 2022(thenextweb.com)
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by lvturner 6y ago
Quoted from the article: "It's all secure, and when they pass, the next of kin receives the login and that person will get to read the deceased person's confession. I got 8,000 uploads in one week and it's just gone from
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by lvturner 6y ago
For the past 7 years I've been using a razer gaming mouse (forget the model - but it's basically the cheapest one) What I get, is a mouse that fits MY hand perfectly and doesn't exacerbate pain in the wrist I have due to tend
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by lvturner 6y ago
me too, especially with the domain, thought perhaps this was the launch of a tinder for special interests
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The next standard iPad might finally ditch its bezels(thenextweb.com)
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by lvturner 6y ago
Maybe it's just the mood I'm in this morning, but this article just made me feel that the author's father had some serious mental health issues. If anything, I would say it was more about that than the tech bans.
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by lvturner 6y ago
Thank you for this! It fills such a huge gap in my workflow!
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Digital Utopia: Aepistle Manifesto(aepistle.com)
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by lvturner 6y ago
A hilarious and unlikely scenario would be if Apple just pulled the plug on in-app purchases and forced everyone to charge an upfront fee for their apps. While the downsides are fairly obvious - there are a few things that this would impr
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by lvturner 6y ago
I always thought the old advice was to cycle creatine "Just in case" and that more recent advice was that there wasn't much research backed evidence that mandated the need to cycle it For reference: https://supplem
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Judge says Apple can't revoke Unreal Engine dev tools(theregister.com)
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Who needs a case? The 3D Printed Mil-Plastic is here(back7.co)
100 points by lvturner 6y ago|73 comments
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by lvturner 6y ago
Seriously? I'm genuinely mind blown by this. What are the ownership restrictions? Is it blanket or just to certain categories or sizes of toys?
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New Zealand's exchange (NZX) down for fourth day after cyber attacks(cnbc.com)
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Amazon tries its hand at wearables(medcitynews.com)
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by lvturner 6y ago
She's already done step one - highlighted the issue - I had no idea this kind of behaviour was prevalent and if I ever caught one of my employees engaging in it, they'd be out the door.

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