moltar

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811.
by moltar 6y ago
I find this really helps not to get burned out: - limit your work hours to something reasonable during the day, no excuses. Everyone has a different capacity. No point over exerting now, you are just borrowing from the future self. - use po
812.
by moltar 6y ago
I knew someone in Canada that operated a snow plow in rural area in the winter. Then back to programming the rest of the year.
813.
by moltar 6y ago
Maybe enough to get a jr position and to demonstrate dedication? You can learn everything else on the job. I found my studies were largely useless and a lot of it was just filler, fee justification material. One of the mandatory elective cr
814.
by moltar 6y ago
I’d be surprised if they didn’t. If a crow can figure out how to drop nuts under the car path, then I’m sure early humans have figured out a bunch of stuff too.
815.
by moltar 6y ago
Hard to say if they saved money. This fraud definitely has a negative impact on both sellers and buyers. Buyers are losing trust in Amazon due to sub standard products. Sellers are getting fed up and quitting or moving on.
816.
by moltar 6y ago
Cheap food is subsidized by the government due to lobbying of large and powerful industries. These foods (empty carbs, cheap vegetable oils) are extremely unhealthy for humans. If that’s all you can afford then you really have no choice.
817.
by moltar 6y ago
I personally wouldn’t say that Spotify does it well. I don’t think I’ve ever gotten a good recommendation. And daily playlists are a mess.
818.
by moltar 6y ago
Considering that some inmates can play chess with entire board layout in their head, I’m sure some could learn programming this way too.
819.
by moltar 6y ago
And typos: > actually dothe work of gettingprojects done
820.
by moltar 6y ago
* Entire forests are cleared to grow soy. Animals living in those forests die or migrate and then die from hunger from lack of resources. * Commercial, at-scale plantations kill a huge number of insects, and animals, like rodents and field
821.
by moltar 6y ago
It is true that most cows aren’t grass fed. But that’s what we need to focus on. And not focusing on eating soy. Let’s fix the commercial animal husbandry to do it properly without shortcuts. Sure the meat will be more expensive but then na
822.
by moltar 6y ago
Yeah, and we shouldn’t feed animals soy. I’m for that 100%. So we should fight for that. If everyone stops eating meat and starts eating soy we won’t be growing much less of it. We just transfer the problem from one place to another.
823.
by moltar 6y ago
Highly recommended reading is Sacred Cow book. It’s the most well researched, fact based, science based book thus far that is pro meat. https://www.sacredcow.info/ Impossible ingredients are pretty bad and aren’t that good
824.
by moltar 6y ago
Impossible meat production doesn’t use carbon?
825.
by moltar 6y ago
The Mongolian Cyrillic one is quite a trip. As a native Russian speaker, it just looks so odd. Like a broken website encoding from early days of the internet.
826.
by moltar 6y ago
Looks awesome and exactly what I needed. Will sign up tomorrow!
827.
by moltar 6y ago
This was discussed on a JRE podcast recently.
828.
by moltar 6y ago
My dream is to build something like this but in TypeScript, full stack. Using CDK for deployments, but also a really tight integration with higher order components. E.g. define a lambda handler and it automatically wires CDK code. I guess k
829.
by moltar 6y ago
Tell that to North Koreans. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/05/03/magazine/mone...
830.
by moltar 6y ago
What would happen if a car gets into a massive accident? Will we have a nuclear spill? I know they say it’s covered in a diamond, and I’m not intimately familiar with it’s properties. But can it crack under certain conditions? Impact? High
831.
by moltar 6y ago
I’ve had the new MacBook since December, but still using the old one because there’s no smooth upgrade path for me.
832.
by moltar 6y ago
Postmark has been great for us for ages. They are strictly transactional and will flag accounts quickly that don’t follow this rule. This detracts spammers.
833.
by moltar 6y ago
Can you observe and control what gets into your brain right now?
834.
by moltar 6y ago
Maybe it’s not at full capacity? I mean they are just testing it after all. Lots of fine tuning to do.
835.
by moltar 6y ago
But carriers have dynamic prices for shippers that are returned via an API. If they didn’t want the business they can just raise the prices for a specific shipper, e.g. Amazon.
836.
by moltar 6y ago
But are all websites around the world ready to accept 19 digits?
837.
by moltar 6y ago
It took Ottawa 20 years to roll out first stage of light rail.
838.
by moltar 6y ago
It is so sad, but true. Canada is such a fantastic country in many ways, but the corruption on every level makes everything so expensive. Leaves nothing for good projects that are so badly needed to make it first class.
839.
by moltar 6y ago
I fully agree with and arrived at the same conclusions.
840.
by moltar 6y ago
See GitLab’s public docs (handbook) for how they handle meetings. I haven’t seen a better process yet.

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