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natnatenathan
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natnatenathan
3y ago
I just did some quick research, and here are some common foods that are naturally rich in magnesium. In addition a lot of cereals like shredded wheat, oatmeal, bread also have mg. Looks like some delicious options. There was also a note in
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3y ago
This is a popular narrative, that you make money or live, but you can’t do both. That is complete BS - it is equally dumb to be on either extreme, but it is very possible to do both. I have several friends who took the ‘live’ route, only to
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3y ago
This is really easy to fix -- stop using Windows. Microsoft is going to continue pushing the boundaries as long as nothing bad happen to their core business.
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natnatenathan
4y ago
I will say the cost of MacBooks has fallen through the floor with the new Apple Silicon. My M1 MacBook Air was $1,100 for 16/1TB. I'm not sure how much good Windows laptops go for these days.
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4y ago
I just installed Fedora on my personal computer (X1 Carbon, 6th gen) and it is everything I've ever wanted. There was no configurations I needed to fiddle with. The semi-annual update is amazingly smooth. It also makes my old laptop fe
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4y ago
In high school (1996?) I was teaching myself C to write a small game and I had forgotten to add "break" at the end of each case within a switch statement. I was developing by myself (not quite in my mother's basement, but clo
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4y ago
This is exactly my experience, probably from age 28 until I met my wife at ~34. My friends and I would go to all these bars, clubs, rock climbing trips. While I loved my friends and generally enjoyed doing those things, I felt this long-ter
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4y ago
I am also nostalgic for Pine, but what I think I really miss is the email from 1998, text only messages from my friends and professors.
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5y ago
I recently got the apple watch 7 in 41 mm and I don’t think it is too big. It is about the size of a normal watch. And the smooth corners make it the most comfortable watch I’ve ever worn.
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5y ago
Similar journey, but I went from two down to one 27" 4k. I found that I was getting distracted by all the extra open windows and time spent arranging them. Maybe it is just because I'm getting older, but I've found the key (f
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5y ago
As great as this recreation is, it can't be MacPaint without the spray can and paint patterns.
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5y ago
I came here to say this. I studied art in school (but not an art school, so I'm not very good :) but this book was really the core of the curriculum. The exercises and approach radically helped me improved my drawing. The other compone
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5y ago
> never hacked That you know of
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5y ago
What the other folks on this thread have said about the magic of kids is absolutely right. I’ll add a few things, when you have young kids (especially more than one for the first 5 years or so) it is difficult to have hobbies (and be a good
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5y ago
Dumb question, why build the site on the server? Shouldn’t the site generate on your laptop and then upload the static content to the server? It just seems to me that building on server adds a lot of complexity.
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5y ago
I was hoping it would be called Astrophage... ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Hail_Mary
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5y ago
Don't bar tenders sell addictive products that lead to poor choices and some of the most systemic problems in our society? How about becoming a math teacher?