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by nunez 1y ago
Initially, I was very ready to buy this. A small notepad that I can carry easily in meetings? Sounds great! But then I did exactly what they're probably scared of and thought about that impulse some more. Most people bring either full-
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by nunez 1y ago
Lots of people carry a balance. Credit card lenders wouldn't exist or give away insane sign-up bonuses if they didn't. From NerdWallet [^0]: > A NerdWallet survey conducted by The Harris Poll in conjunction with our annual stud
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by nunez 1y ago
lol; like dad sneakers, what's old is new again. I did this back in 2014 or so when I was, ironically, more strapped for cash and needed to debug my budget (thanks, student loans!). i stopped because carrying change is annoying as fuck
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by nunez 1y ago
There seems to be two schools od thought on this from what I've learned from my wife's experiences. One school has been abdicating homework for more in-classroom practice, as homework adds more grading and scheduling load on the t
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by nunez 1y ago
Not surprising if this is in a state that wants to push vouchers.
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by nunez 1y ago
I can definitely vouch for this based on stories from my wife stories (teacher at a private school), her friends (fellow teachers), and my experience working at coworking spaces and coffee shops. [^1] LLMs can be amazing [^0] as an assisti
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by nunez 1y ago
It'll probably be something you can disable in Accessibility Settings, so there's that at least!
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by nunez 1y ago
Love these folks. Here's to 25 more years of Groove Salad!
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by nunez 1y ago
That's exactly it! Got to have the discipline to make sure those balances stay at zero.
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by nunez 1y ago
I mean, it would be a guaranteed win for R's if they eliminate prop tax (or subsidize states deciding to do so) and draw interests back down to zero. It would be a loss for all of us in the medium term, but, politically, it's a gl
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by nunez 1y ago
> The United States is a nation of homeowners. This is the result of a concerted effort on the part of the federal government to subsidize homeownership following World War II. Easy credit and car-centric infrastructure changed where (as
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by nunez 1y ago
One more: /r/CreditCards on Reddit is an awesome resource for finding excellent credit card deals. Banks offer amazing sign-ups deals in the hopes that you'll carry a big balance in perpetuity. Taking the bait and paying off
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by nunez 1y ago
I wish it were easier to contribute more to my 401k during specific pay periods. Part of my income is commission-based. I could max out my 401k when I receive my commission. It would be easier for me to budget this way. Unfortunately, contr
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by nunez 1y ago
Honestly, I'm glad that I pay for web search. How Kagi makes money is clear to me, and given that this (and merch) is the only thing they make money on, they are motivated to make it the best product possible. Also, no ads and no manda
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by nunez 1y ago
All fun and games until they decide that they want to charge you a million bucks a month to pay for the uncontestable added value their AI features (that you don't use and never will use) provide. Or they get bought by private equity o
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by nunez 1y ago
Not OP. I did, though I don't think I wrote how. I had to convert everything to Markdown, fix a whole slew of Wordpress-isms in the Markdown it produced and convert Wordpress image references to inline functions. I ended up writing my
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by nunez 1y ago
I'd actually recommend Casey/just over a Makefile for this. I love me some Make, but Just is so much nicer.
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by nunez 1y ago
Ah, but this is the beauty of open source and, in Hugo's case, being mostly a static site genetator: you're more than free to run ancient versions of Hugo, and no-one can stop you! I run a dumb old version of Hugo for my two blogs
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by nunez 1y ago
It's also easy to stop smoking. Just avoid anything that looks or feels like smoking. Problem solved! /s Addiction is like a weed in the ground. Cutting off its head just makes it regrow faster and angrier, with deeper roots to bo
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by nunez 1y ago
Do you like your job? Do you feel fulfilled by it? That's where I would start. I also recommend therapy. This could be a symptom of something more complex in your life that you don't fully understand yet.
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by nunez 1y ago
For those of you in the QSR industry: how close are the big players completely automated restaurants?
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by nunez 1y ago
Phone CSRs can do more than the folks at T-Mobile stores can these days. The stores mostly exist for retail sales. I presume this also applies to VZW and T.
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by nunez 1y ago
Facts. See the pay scales for any public teaching position in the South. Garbage.
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by nunez 1y ago
I bought FSD full-boat twice. I always treated FSD as an aspirational goal and that what I was actually buying was a very advanced L2 ADAS. Given that I use ADAS regularly and it was better than anything else commercially available, it was
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by nunez 1y ago
This is art. This is gold. This is me.
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by nunez 1y ago
Thats exactly what I meant to say. Thanks!
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by nunez 1y ago
Because work from home has been normalized and it takes much more inertia to get people out of their homes to drive or take public transit to a work event than it did when they were held at some office nearby. Because companies used to host
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by nunez 1y ago
vimtutor is to Babbel what this is to duolingo. Many will prefer learning through a game but some want a more textbook approach. Honestly, anything to get more people on vim and emacs is a good thing in my book!
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by nunez 1y ago
Nice to see Adam back with something new. It's like Terraform and ChatGPT fused together. That its primary purpose is against platform mocks (digital twins) is extremely interesting. Going after the hard problems first. (He founded Che
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by nunez 1y ago
Two reasons. First is age. These devices are 5-7 years old. Many are using their original batteries, which have several dead cells. So they literally have less capacity than they did back then. Second is JavaScript, in my opinion. I can oft

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