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moltar
6y ago
I call bs on the code being real, because of triple equal operator. Doubt this developer would know such thing.
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moltar
6y ago
This author seems to be on a PR circuit. Was on Rogan podcast recently. Heard other health podcasts mention the book and that they’ll have him on soon. I’m not saying it is wrong. Just to be aware.
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moltar
6y ago
I think this is the norm in Canada. I’m getting all of my packages from a third party logistics company. A small local operation. This is in a major central city. That’s probably because Canada Post is just so terrible and expensive here th
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moltar
6y ago
If anyone is interested in getting into meditation, I can highly recommend Sam Harris’ app Waking Up. I’ve tried many techniques during the years, and attended a ten day Vipassana, and haven’t ever experienced such clear instructions, witho
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moltar
6y ago
I think many older North American cities have these features Ottawa, Canada has these too on Bank St. Toronto has many of these streets also, for example Queen West. These are generally the most vibrant neighborhoods. The solution to having
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moltar
6y ago
I’m in Da Nang myself at the moment :D
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moltar
6y ago
Density is a function of zoning laws. They should just fix the zoning and make sure it has adequate density to support business. I think citizens can vote with their dollar where they want to live. I hate suburbia, but I’m also not into sup
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moltar
6y ago
Yup see “shop houses” [1] in Southeast Asia for how it should be done. Shop house is a flexible creature. It can be a business, but is also easily converted into living quarters, if necessarily, or a parking garage, or whatever you want. It
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moltar
6y ago
I hate North America’s zoning laws with a passion. They just create dead zones and forces everyone to travel distances. I love Europe and Southeast Asia so much for this very reason. You step out of your house and everything is nearby. I’m
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6y ago
That’s why I bought the tests on Amazon on Father’s Day sale. Then used completely fake info and fake email to register on the testing company site. Totally anonymous as there’s no way to link the purchase to results.
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moltar
6y ago
I’ve published two libraries for Amazon products. They didn’t care.
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moltar
6y ago
iOS shopping app is a web app and it uses plain JSON.
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moltar
6y ago
Canada too. I think it landed twice in Montreal. https://youtu.be/OGbtUHEYJ3M
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moltar
6y ago
I basically haven’t written any JS code in over two years at this point. Everything I do is TypeScript. When I pick libraries I make sure they have TypeScript support. Preference goes to TypeScript-written packages.
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moltar
6y ago
I always say this. If Russia is so amazing at manipulating opinion in western progressive countries, then how come they can’t achieve the same in the neighbouring countries. Why have a war in Ukraine, if you can just put your own president
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moltar
6y ago
In Switzerland they have a separate recycling receptacle for pod waste.
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moltar
6y ago
It’s pretty much the same in SEA. Because it’s hot. White cars heat up much less.
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moltar
6y ago
I’m not pro this or trying to justify it. But I just had a thought. Maybe they want to retain the execs to fix the mess? I think most people would start looking for a new job as soon as they heard that the company they work for is filing fo
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moltar
6y ago
Ok but the problem is that customers don’t always know exactly what they want. Software isn’t like architecture. You can’t always predict every possible issue or corner case. And that’s where they get ya! They’ll win a lowest bid contract f
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moltar
6y ago
I think we also can’t overlook the competition factor. If you main competitor is relocating production to China at 1/10 of the price then you really have no choice, but to follow.
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moltar
6y ago
Probably because recruiters work on commissions and they had to work extra hard to get the whatever openings were left filled ASAP to get paid.
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moltar
6y ago
2fa won’t protect from a Trojan.
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moltar
6y ago
Have you seen aws-cdk or pulumi? Does exactly that with TypeScript to boot :)
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moltar
6y ago
I just use electric tape and tape them all ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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moltar
6y ago
100% agree about age difference from personal experience. I grew up in Soviet Union where I was free ranging in my “hood” after school, weekends and all summer. We had a big, diverse age group of friends. I’ve learned a lot from the older g
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moltar
6y ago
Interesting. I’ve had mine since November last year and use them for many hours per day. Haven’t had any issues. Could it be the way it is being used causing it? Maybe dropping a lot? Or carrying it in a bag with other items, E.g. magnets?
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moltar
6y ago
Or you can just use free Netlify tier
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moltar
6y ago
I aim for four chunks of pomodoros per day, split in two sets by a long two hour lunch (plus gym some days). So that’s about 8.66 hours of focused work time per day. But in reality I miss about 1-2 pomodoros every day due to unforeseen even
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6y ago
But what is the mechanism of action here? It’s probably just (1) added adult supervision, (2) lack of free time for those negative activities.
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moltar
6y ago
Asking the right questions! I was so confused too. Feels just like keyword stuffing article spam.
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