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oigursh
5y ago
Most switched on I've ever felt was at university. Get up at midday, go for a run, do some CS classes in the afternoon, eat, code until 4am. Total flow-state from midnight to 4am. Miss those times!
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My shoulders relaxed 3-4 times. Each time I was like "wow, that's what they should feel like", then bam, more relaxation.
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oigursh
5y ago
I had many floats before and after getting T. The floats were as relaxing. They can pipe in white noise/rain/sound if you like.
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5y ago
# Sussman attains enlightenment In the days when Sussman was a novice, Minsky once came to him as he sat hacking at the PDP-6. “What are you doing?”, asked Minsky. “I am training a randomly wired neural net to play Tic-Tac-Toe” Sussman repl
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5y ago
Oxford University was going to open source its vaccine, then the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation stepped in and convinced them to sell exclusive rights to AstraZeneca. https://twitter.com/parismarx/status/1353330
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5y ago
I'm of the opinion that the suffering we do as a race isn't worth the creativity and pleasure. Plus if you don't exist, you don't know what you're missing out on.
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5y ago
Sometimes feel like _I'm_ a rat in a maze of doom.
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5y ago
Common sense is not so common.
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5y ago
1. AWS 5000/mo 2. Datadog 1500/mo 3. Papertrail 800/mo Datadog is expensive and slow to improve - but there wern't any much-better alternatives when we deployed.
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oigursh
6y ago
have you got a link to that please?
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6y ago
Murder mystery. Dressing up and bad accents optional. https://www.red-herring-games.com/product/murder-on-the-diso...
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oigursh
6y ago
Being willing to pay $.25 to support your drivers paper and water usage is the way to frame it for restaurants.
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oigursh
6y ago
Synology syncs locally and then overnight they are client-side encrypted and uploaded to Synology C2 backup.
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oigursh
6y ago
I didn't click anything for a few seconds because my brain was waiting for GDPR, pop-ups, ads and notification boxes. It's quite refreshing to have an old-school website for a change.
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oigursh
6y ago
Looks like not old saved tracks so no bulk export.
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6y ago
But they're so careful with those tiny brushes - seems totally counter to their field to contaminate the find.
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6y ago
What's the company?
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6y ago
I'm guessing your parents are still alive and live in the same country?
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oigursh
6y ago
He's asking your dad not to finish any work? This is really hard to apply to development or, say, mowing the lawn.
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6y ago
The only normal people are the ones you don't know very well!
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7y ago
“We are surrounded by insurmountable opportunity.” — Bill Mollison
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oigursh
9y ago
5-7g seems very high. What else do you eat?
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11y ago
This and 'Desiderata' by Max Ehrmann are pretty much the only poems you need to ever read.
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oigursh
11y ago
Have tinnitus and used to listen to mynoise (now rain.today) every night to sleep properly. A big thanks to Stéphane.
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oigursh
12y ago
Wouldn't the cheapest way to move water about just be a big pipe from somewhere with water to spare?
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oigursh
12y ago
Cured of tinnitus. Thinking of 30 more years of constant noise is making me want that 30 years to be a lot shorter.
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12y ago
BTC 6100, 6200, 6300 http://www.btc.com.tw/english/2-7-25keyboard.htm
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12y ago
Tinnitus