lylecubed

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by lylecubed 8y ago
I agree with most of the list, except this one. > Comments starting with "No." "Wrong." or "False." What's wrong with that? If the post you're replying to is wrong and you go on to provide evidence
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by lylecubed 8y ago
Am I the only one who finds the UI of mastodon nearly unusable? Then again, I also find tweetdeck and the twitter webpage a struggle to use.
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by lylecubed 8y ago
Why couldn't you make the discovery service decentralized as well?
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by lylecubed 8y ago
How does bittorrent get around this? It isn't particularly troubled by nats or firewalls unless you live on a college campus.
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by lylecubed 8y ago
Getting a job where? Just like the internet is home to many different subcultures, so is the USA. A political comment that makes you unhireable in Silicon Valley could make you a more attractive hire to a defense contractor. On a personal n
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by lylecubed 8y ago
> And now a days I think it goes without saying that the average person exerts substantially less energy per day than even our luxurious Ancient Greeks did. Lives are much easier. That right there could be your reason. The human body was
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by lylecubed 8y ago
I'd love to see how HN's 14% negative comments compare to youtube or reddit.
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by lylecubed 8y ago
The difference between the most negative day (14.18%) and the least negative day (10.66%) is very small.
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by lylecubed 8y ago
> the great failure of the internet is that it is lacks of standard mechanisms that exist in polite society to exclude the assholes. American society no longer has those mechanisms either. They were dismantled in the 50s and 60s under th
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by lylecubed 8y ago
Reputation among whom? The internet is the home of many different subcultures with different standards for behavior. Behaviors that are considered damaging to some are considered badges of honor to others. The Troll subculture immediately s
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by lylecubed 8y ago
Papier[0] for my daily checklists. It's convenient because, as a web developer, I spend all my time in chrome. I'm still working out a system for managing longer term checklists/goals/plans/etc. To that end, Natrium
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by lylecubed 8y ago
> If yes, then in my current company I've learnt to script the hell out of them (though not too early — only once you see how the typical pattern/path is shaping up). Good automation (a.k.a. scripting) can help a lot to reduce
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by lylecubed 8y ago
> specially because kale chips are delicious :) This is OT, but I'm curious: what do kale chips taste like to you? A little sweet? To me, they taste like lemon rind without the "lemony" taste. Just pure bitterness.
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by lylecubed 8y ago
I did it about 5 years ago. I grew up in a rural area and gave city living a go in the bay area for a decade. At the end of it I came to the conclusion that cities aren't good for my mental or physical health and moved back to the midd
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by lylecubed 8y ago
Do you have any suggestions or tips on how to build up your Discipline?