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931.
by mod 9y ago
Sometimes I think it is perfect. Hard to beat a sunny day on the side of the lake, with a snack and maybe a kid, if you like 'em. There's many other perfect situations, too, like the cover of a river runs through it.
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by mod 9y ago
Hey, if you want to do the fishing thing, it doesn't take a month or a national park. Just thought I'd chime in with a simple recipe that will catch you fish about 99 days out of 100: Buy a "cane pole" (they sell non-bam
933.
by mod 9y ago
Start with flask. It's very small and you won't have wasted any time learning it if you later choose not to use it. In reality, you should have both in your toolbelt. I use them both, and at work I use the two equivalents in ruby
934.
by mod 9y ago
I hold the position that Stripe has truly great documentation and should be held up as a standard for other people writing documentation to work towards. I haven't found it to be lacking for any of my use cases.
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by mod 9y ago
I was once a certified lifeguard & first responder, and pulled a man from a river during a vacation. He had been underwater several minutes (the man couldn't swim), as he could not be seen--the water was murky & visibility was
936.
by mod 9y ago
In my opinion it's not your job to willingly provide self-incriminating evidence. I have no idea if that legally applies to corporations (particularly in Canada) but this seems like a precaution I would expect every business to take. Y
937.
by mod 9y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k394gKM2HTA
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by mod 9y ago
That's amazing. I guess probably the orientation didn't even matter. So likely, you could seamlessly wear something like that on a patch of skin that stayed out of your way (on your back, perhaps).
939.
by mod 9y ago
Fair enough, but I could have gone into more detail. For every 1 minute that I spend typing code, I probably spend 10+ minutes reading and thinking about code. We're trying to optimize the 10% if we're trying to improve coding by
940.
by mod 9y ago
We have reporting into chat channels as well, but I don't use any other chatbots. Unless Alexa counts, I feed the CIA inaccurate information about my life via her.
941.
by mod 9y ago
I do not think fast typing is a requisite or even usually a "nice-to-have" skill for programming. I'm a professional programmer who types over 100wpm, so maybe I'm overlooking something. I rarely ever find that typespeed
942.
by mod 9y ago
If you say so! https://www.photopea.com/
943.
by mod 9y ago
The final solution.
944.
by mod 9y ago
Yep, I have a shop and I get a fair amount of stuff done (when it's warm in there!), but not professionally at all. Still spend my days in this chair.
945.
by mod 9y ago
I would work with my hands. The most exciting thing would be getting out of a chair. IT has hurt my body. I do love creating things, though, so I would ideally be building original creations (I don't want to be a framer or service mech
946.
by mod 9y ago
6/10 It's not the job's fault. Good atmosphere, coworkers, and immediate management. I just want to be doing my own thing. We have had a lot of turnover, though. Perhaps it's not as good for others. Edit: I think the job
947.
by mod 9y ago
I live somewhere else, so I spent closer to 6k on housing (a mortgage, in my case). Next year that will be zero, as it will have been paid off in full after about 3 years. You spend more on uber & lyft than you do on fuel, which is an i
948.
by mod 9y ago
Speakers, keyboard, mouse, mousepad, 4 books.
949.
by mod 9y ago
I lost 22lbs since Thanksgiving day. If considered one act, that's probably the thing I'm most proud of in 2017. I learned that my willpower is still there, I've just been failing to exercise it.
950.
by mod 9y ago
I don't know where it gets ordered from, but a place in my town has pizzas that are about $30-$40 and they're worth it. For one, they're just amazing pizza, made by an amazing local entrepreneur, with a cool little pizza shop
951.
by mod 9y ago
It's a house on a trailer, I think that's the essence of a trailer. I'm sure you can buy quality trailers in the same way that you can build quality tiny homes. Likewise, you can build a terrible-quality tiny home. If you wan
952.
by mod 9y ago
They've been rebranded "tiny homes" and now they're all the rage. Granted, you are expected to build your own if you want it to be cool, but it has all the hallmarks of a traditional trailer. I'm not knocking tiny h
953.
by mod 9y ago
You could use a hosts file and a cron job, perhaps, for something similar. Or do what I do, and just edit the hosts file manually. That means I often go for days without changing it, because it forces me to make a decision, rather than act
954.
by mod 9y ago
I can't say for certain about AR/VR screens in particular, but we know some things about doing extended "close work" with your eyes: https://www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/when-stress-strain... N
955.
by mod 9y ago
Leatherworking. I like leather goods and the craft seems somewhat approachable for a newbie. It doesn't need to use any power tools, so it's quiet and relaxing. Leatherworking goes hand in hand with a lot of my other hobbies, and
956.
by mod 9y ago
How did you get started learning about how trading strategies?
957.
by mod 9y ago
> Anytime an interesting problem comes up to solve we reduce it into ridiculously small cards like "research how to connect to this API", "Evaluate if we can use this library", "Write a proposal on how to do X&qu
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by mod 9y ago
In the three accidents where I was driving: A ford explorer in front of me on a 2-lane road going about 45mph turned into an apartment complex, then used their drive to do a big sweeping U turn back across my lane, and through a stop sign (
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by mod 9y ago
Joining scouts will also make a fair amount of camping happen. Not spontaneously.
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by mod 9y ago
I used to go to my friend's house when I was 8. It was through the woods, across the railroad tracks, and about 2 miles down a fairly busy residential road with no sidewalks. By 13 I went anywhere I wanted. Even on the city bus or what

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