pacomerh

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   by pacomerh 6y ago

   I don't miss the office mainly for the following reasons: - Too many distractions, between the noise, other conversations and shoulder taps - Waste time commuting. - No place to close your eyes without being "looked at funny&quot
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   by pacomerh 6y ago

   You don't have to dig deep at all to see Trumps lies though. They're so obvious it's disgusting. They're irresponsible and harmful. The fact that you don't see this just invalidates anything you write
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   by pacomerh 6y ago

   I came here to say this, thanks. Sometimes I hesitate from posting about this because It's a very sensitive topic. The reason for your pain might be totally different from mine and I hate to assume what worked for me would work for you
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   by pacomerh 6y ago

   Thanks for the resources. I'm usually following https://www.tinnitustreatmentreport.com/ for all things tinnitus and that's where I saw the FX-322
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   by pacomerh 6y ago

   speaking of SEGA, Twisted Electronics just released an FM synth that uses a pair of FM audio chips (YM2612) similar to the one discussed in the Sega Master, this one is from the 'Mega Drive'. https://twisted-electrons.c
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   by pacomerh 6y ago

   I love the build quality of Lenovo's laptops, but what am I supposed to use, Windows?, nah, you have to jump through hoops to get a decent shell, plus terrible UI inconsistency. A Linux distro would be nice tbh, but the applications I
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   by pacomerh 6y ago

   This felt good. I feel like I also wanted to say this
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   by pacomerh 6y ago

   Sorry but there's no way your Vitamin D levels would wear off in 4 days.
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   by pacomerh 6y ago

   shouldn't take this list too serious. Rome is here?, it's pretty new hasn't proven it's success. also, Three.js, Atom, are not here?
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    by pacomerh 6y ago

    Is there a chance maybe Mozilla had this plan even from before the pandemic and now it's the perfect time to justify it?.
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    by pacomerh 6y ago

    nothing takes an afternoon of programming if it needs to be QA'd. At least this is not good advice for a company. Possibly for personal projects.
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    by pacomerh 6y ago

    Is it as fast as Kitty now?, last time I check the fastest one was still Kitty ( https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/ )
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    After fast-tracking Japanese Covid-19 drug, Russia to roll out 'game changer'(japantimes.co.jp)

    4 points by pacomerh 6y ago|0 comments
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    by pacomerh 6y ago

    Same at our company we use vault via CLI
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    by pacomerh 6y ago

    This is exactly what I mean. But I guess I'm a minority here
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    by pacomerh 6y ago

    Yup, on hacker news, that doesn't mean I like the name of this page, right?
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    by pacomerh 6y ago

    I don't like this new definition of the word "hacker". I wish people would call builders and tinkerers something else. We have all this strong history with hackers who are the ones that infiltrate systems. And now someone mak
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    by pacomerh 6y ago

    Yeah, you might still have a reason though, if you upgrade to Personal Pro which gives you 30 days of version history
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    by pacomerh 6y ago

    in my case being a parent has made me waste less time and prioritize with more responsibility. Also remember having lots of time doesn't equal productivity all the time (think about parkinsons law, work expands so as to fill the time a
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    by pacomerh 6y ago

    extremely niche and right up my alley
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    by pacomerh 6y ago

    saying "we use hooks" is a very broad term, a hook can do almost whatever you want. So I understand people that say that aren't being specific but it's assumed they're using a combination of hooks that would do a si
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    by pacomerh 6y ago

    "No One Knows What They're Doing" This gave me more power to make stronger decisions and feel on the same plane as everyone else. I used to think there where people that had everything figured out
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    by pacomerh 6y ago

    > Let the truth fight for itself. umm, that's a very nice thought, but we've seen it doesn't work, and it actually causes more harm than good. i.e Fox News
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    by pacomerh 6y ago

    +1, Bleep is a shop created by Warp Records. Home of many artists I love
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    by pacomerh 6y ago

    If people buy more vegetables then we all win
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    by pacomerh 7y ago

    I'm totally for remote work when the context and company is adequate. I just wish salary wasn't as low, these days when a company says 'remote possible' it almost always means you're gonna get paid less. [edit spell
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    by pacomerh 7y ago

    eh, not necessarily, you could claim using a popular framework has it's benefits. It's easier to transition it to a full app whenever the time comes. The author could've chosen something less hip?, sure, but again React is wi
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    by pacomerh 7y ago

    (unrelated to this but related to Bill), why are there so many people hating on Bill Gates when he talks about this virus and any prospects etc.? It's not like he's a plain celebrity, I mean he's in philanthropy etc, he'
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    by pacomerh 7y ago

    a long time ago I went into my living room and saw my parents very quiet sitting down looking at the dvd logo bounce. So I asked, what are you doing, and they said, oh we've been here waiting for the logo to hit the corner...:D
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    by pacomerh 7y ago

    A friend of mine insists so much on this theory he sends me articles and videos from super unreliable sources of random people claiming its science, but all of them fail to include actual proof, or really an explanation that makes a little