nchmy

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   by nchmy 10mo ago

   No, it has everything to do with it all - particularly becoming a child again, rather than living via your children, who will eventually no longer be children and then leave you. As for campbell, he studied him plenty and even curated a &qu
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   by nchmy 10mo ago

   no, not even slightly. Im very much in favour of socializing all sorts of things. Ron paul was used to describe the sort of (seemingly) libertarian "leave me alone, i dont want to know you. please go die" views you espoused.
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   by nchmy 10mo ago

   I was absolutely not advocating for not having any thought for the future, nor for "living in the moment". I was saying that you must do both - dont just slave away and expect that you'll live when you're retired (a life
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   by nchmy 10mo ago

   nor was what I wrote... Try reading it all, and him, again
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   by nchmy 10mo ago

   > Was your schedule oversubscribed in these ? I dont have any idea what this means. Could you try again in plain english? Yes, not having a schedule makes for better travel, as I described in my later multi-year experience. I think most
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   by nchmy 10mo ago

   nice try ron paul
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   by nchmy 10mo ago

   I think you nailed it. This person is not living, and may never live. When their birds fly the coop and, worse, when they themselves retire, they're in for a whole world of emptiness.
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   by nchmy 10mo ago

   I, of course, have plenty of vivid memories from childhood. But I've also been fortunate to be able to travel in all senses - quick tourist vacation, a few months backpacking, and multi-year slow travel where I mostly just lived in dif
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   by nchmy 10mo ago

   This was a both a nice, and extremely depressing, read. It sounds like the author has had a good childhood and is a good parent to their kids. Wonderful. But the whole article is appropriately summarized by their final sentences > You re
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    by nchmy 10mo ago

    Evidently you are not here to communicate in good faith. Take care
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    by nchmy 10mo ago

    Newsflash! Less happens while people are asleep! Correlation doesnt say anything about the sensitivity/scaling. (i recognize that my original comment didnt quite make this point, though the correlation is definitely not 100%, so that p
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    by nchmy 10mo ago

    > your analogy I don't think AI does mass-produced paperbacks It's the article's analogy, not mine. And, are you really saying that people aren't regularly mass-vibing terrible software that others use...? That seems
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    by nchmy 10mo ago

    Economic growth is not directly proportional to energy consumption. A major feature of any useful tool is that it (often dramatically) reduces energy consumption.
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    by nchmy 10mo ago

    Lol, I now see your comment already used the exact same examples that my sibling comment did
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    by nchmy 10mo ago

    I generally agree. Industrialization puts a decent floor on quality, at low cost. But it also has a ceiling. Perhaps an industrial car is better than your or my artisanal car, but I'm sure there's people who build cars by hand
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    by nchmy 10mo ago

    You're getting caught up on the technical meaning of terms rather than what the author actually wrote. Theyre explicitly saying that most software will no longer be artisianal - a great literary novel - and instead become industrialize
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    by nchmy 10mo ago

    I will never use coderabbit due to the ceo's "apology". It's quite evident that he's a toxic douche and the product can't possibly be great.
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    by nchmy 10mo ago

    Check out wiztree, which is in another comment. Orders of magnitude faster than windirstat
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    by nchmy 10mo ago

    It's the primary way I work on remote servers. Takes a few seconds to start up, but then it's just as if I'm working locally.
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    by nchmy 10mo ago

    What are you doing such that it uses tens of GB...? Vscode is bloated, but not THAT bloated...
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    by nchmy 10mo ago

    I dont think that what you've described is "postmodernism", even slightly... How were the use of dichotomies in "deconstruction" your takeaway from the article? If anything, the rise and seemingly fall/disappea
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    by nchmy 10mo ago

    so, why not answer my question and say how you'd do it in js...?
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    by nchmy 10mo ago

    Does anyone know how postmodernism nonsense is faring these days in academia? Is it still dominating the humanities (and probably more) or had it started to lose its grip to clear, rationale discourse?
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    by nchmy 10mo ago

    My point was that js would be vastly more complicated than these html/css "incantations".
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    by nchmy 10mo ago

    FYI, it's easy to cache the html output of a WordPress site, resulting in essentially a static site with graphical admin, page builder, and all the other bells and whistles.
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    by nchmy 10mo ago

    Bothered me greatly. Should have done on-page AND a link to codepen for you to play with
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    by nchmy 10mo ago

    And how might you do this in Javascript?
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    by nchmy 10mo ago

    *will do I just went looking for docs and it seems that 8.2 is not out yet https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/56350/
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    by nchmy 10mo ago

    Lots of bold claims for something with a single release straight to v1... I'd be curious how this compares to NATS, most of all. Or even etcd
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    by nchmy 10mo ago

    Crashes my mobile chromium browsers when I try to open crime and punishment. Firefox seems to work.