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by marcinreal 4y ago
> The bible is a big, heterogeneous book, you can find a bit of everything in it Concerning the animal question, the Bible is clear and consistent: mankind was supposed to faithfully steward God's creation and all that lives in it.
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by marcinreal 4y ago
I've found that few adults think this way. A lot of them avoid exercise and healthy eating because they perceive these as hard and complicated, and they are afraid of doing the work and likely failing anyway. Mainstream advice doesn&#x
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by marcinreal 4y ago
This is a bit harsh; the article does contain a lot of useful advice. I myself implemented many of these tips about two years ago, and am still going strong. I do fall off the wagon here and there and get sucked into my phone, especially wh
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by marcinreal 4y ago
Great article and important message. > Lifting the phone should not unlock it. This setting is called “Display & Brightness/Activate on Lift” on the iPhone On my phone it's called "Raise to Wake". I didn't kn
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by marcinreal 4y ago
Location: US Remote: yes Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: Rust / JS+TS / HTML+CSS / Go / Python / Java / C Résumé: https://www.bytedude.com/resume/ Email: marcin@realemail.net Backen
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Oddly Satisfying Vol.9 (2020)(andreaswannerstedt.se)
1 points by marcinreal 4y ago|0 comments
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by marcinreal 4y ago
Hah, I recently had to setup a cronjob that rsync's my org-mode files to iCloud. (iCloud didn't work with symlinks, but I needed to somehow sync my org-mode files to my phone.) Anyway, my org directory happens to be a git repo, an
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by marcinreal 4y ago
I didn't know about the --force flag. You can also whitelist files in .gitignore with !filename.[0] Is there a reason to avoid symlinks? I've been using this setup for a few years now, (using an artisanal, home-rolled script befor
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by marcinreal 4y ago
When I did the setup I kept the commands I used in a Makefile. In theory, running `make` should do all the setup for me on a new machine.
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by marcinreal 4y ago
I don't want to say but she was in the hospital a few times.
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by marcinreal 4y ago
Just don't push to GitHub. :) You can also pick and choose what you want in the repos with this method. It's a very useful technique for tracking and rolling back changes to dotfiles that you care about. You can even make backups
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by marcinreal 4y ago
> My own death, of course, which I learnt will come when I least expect it, when everything is going right for once - that when no threats are apparent and I feel I can relax a little, it will be then that I choke over a tin of spinach,
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Using GNU Stow to manage your dotfiles (2012)(brandon.invergo.net)
71 points by marcinreal 4y ago|60 comments
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by marcinreal 4y ago
Can you learn to navigate by searching for the text you want to get to?[0] Or does your editor provide any facilities for jumping directly to the desired location?[1] [0]: Beginner's Emacs tip. Should apply in other editors. [1]: Examp
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Don't Forget to Sharpen Your Axe(sastibe.de)
1 points by marcinreal 4y ago|0 comments
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by marcinreal 4y ago
I second the commenter who said to drop the game. > And this is coming from someone who got into computer science _because_ of video games. Consider that you may not be the same person anymore and that different things are important to y
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by marcinreal 4y ago
Different things are important to different people. I did have a "digital paranoia" phase but it gave me more anxiety than it was ever worth. :)
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by marcinreal 4y ago
This is just the way I see it: unless you make a deliberate effort to scrub yourself off the Internets, most people leave a bewilderingly enormous digital footprint. I think that's what makes the analogy with the physical generation no
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by marcinreal 4y ago
Yeah. I meant that I don't see the value in keeping those snapshots for years and years. Space is cheap, but for me there was something unhealthy about the practice, which is why I used the word hoarding. Deleting the hoard was actuall
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by marcinreal 4y ago
consult-ripgrep as the other commenter said. Before that it was helm-rg.
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by marcinreal 4y ago
It doesn't even have to be a monorepo to see the speed difference. In Emacs I frequently invoke a thing where it searches my codebase as I type. With ripgrep, the results update almost instantaneously. ag, the silver searcher, is the s
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by marcinreal 4y ago
Yeah, I think it can be great if you're intentional about what you're preserving and why. To elaborate a bit, I went from having tens of thousands of emails a few years ago to "only" having about 5k now. I did that by ad
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by marcinreal 4y ago
I totally understand the desire to keep a record of the past, and space is cheap so why not. I used to be a big "digital hoarder", virtually never deleting anything that might be a bit interesting. But a couple years back I delete
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h – faster shell navigation of projects(github.com)
2 points by marcinreal 4y ago|0 comments
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by marcinreal 4y ago
Found this link amusing (from the article): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galactic_algorithm
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by marcinreal 4y ago
I started noticing that whenever I was fasting, my sleep quality seemed to be much better. I finally decided to try not eating in the late afternoon or evening, i.e. I'll try to have my last meal by 3 or 4 PM. My sleep quality improved
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Italian Concession of Tianjin(en.wikipedia.org)
8 points by marcinreal 4y ago|0 comments
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Mponeng Gold Mine(en.wikipedia.org)
69 points by marcinreal 4y ago|16 comments
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Improving Emacs Performance(bytedude.com)
7 points by marcinreal 4y ago|0 comments
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GitStats – Git history statistics generator(gitstats.sourceforge.net)
1 points by marcinreal 4y ago|1 comments

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