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by penjelly 5y ago
anecdote to add to others: i knew 1 person directly who might have had covid in the last two years (minus the last 2 months). in the last two months i know half a dozen confirmed sick, canada has limited testing capacity so it would proba
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by penjelly 5y ago
agree, also similar username
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by penjelly 5y ago
one month would be an insane ask
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by penjelly 5y ago
2:30 for horses https://youtu.be/dvjwRBZ3Hnw
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by penjelly 5y ago
> is for some of the big game developing companies to release some of their biggest names on Linux only, with absolutely no support for Windows no game company could ever justify this, their primary goal is profit, not Linux adoption
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by penjelly 5y ago
i hate how often stoic ideas get rehashed, even marcus was basically just paraphrasing epictetus, but at least that was okay because epictetus didnt write in very readable english
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by penjelly 5y ago
new technologies also require new systems to exist in, which tend to reduce how long it takes to do something once, but almost always comes with a cost. ie: light switches versus smart bulbs. lightswitches: a system that relies on the user
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by penjelly 5y ago
selling a house for more then you bought it isnt even a legitimate accolade. Its nice sure, but to be jealous of housing markets working out for them is beyond silly. maybe focus on growing yourself in other ways. Financial success is great
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by penjelly 5y ago
how do you retroactively determine that he always had it? A psychotic break could be the root cause of bipolar disorder, couldnt it?
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by penjelly 5y ago
digestion isnt zero cost
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by penjelly 5y ago
same, especially things like long weekends 3 weeks before a deadline, feels like im just delaying the envitable
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by penjelly 5y ago
this is it for me too, the longer the time off the more free i feel to rework/optimize and start bigger projects. without excess time i usually dont even get started. I think its because everything takes longer then i expect. over the
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by penjelly 5y ago
> thats not what liberal arts education mean i didnt provide a definition for liberal arts. also your own link is contradictory to your earlier comments... > Academic areas that are associated with the term liberal arts include: Life
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by penjelly 5y ago
so, liberal arts > STEM in your eyes? I see it the opposite..
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by penjelly 5y ago
youre correct that it may not be enough time, but it gives them a foothold they can use later in life where the subjects might otherwise appear impregnable. > Do we really want all our neighbors bikeshedding utility grid management we al
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by penjelly 5y ago
physics for example, teaches people how the world actually works... thermodynamics, electricity, light, all useful information for determining fact from fiction when they turn into adults. I wasnt even good in these subjects and im still gl
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by penjelly 5y ago
> For vaccines available in the UK, effectiveness against symptomatic Omicron infection ranged from 0% to 20% after two doses, and from 55% to 80% following a booster dose how does this make any sense? a booster is the same as the origin
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by penjelly 5y ago
im optimistic about this as well but it hasnt been long enough to tell for sure. Theres a lag in contracting the virus and death occurring, south africa is at its case peak right now so we need to wait a couple weeks and see if deaths follo
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by penjelly 5y ago
weight and ergonomics are a big thing for me so im hoping this ends up being lightweight and easy to jump into. With my Index i experience a sortof "boot anxiety" where i dont feel like entering VR because of the startup delay and
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by penjelly 5y ago
I, for one, am happy the author made this post. I never considered this a possibility and while i probably wont change my current headphones ill hopefully be vigilant to excess heat coming from them in the future, and not touch the product
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by penjelly 5y ago
this offer gave me wicked FOMO when i wanted to purchase a tesla 2 years ago. knowing i could reserve and save myself 2.5-5k+ and "owning anything other then a tesla is financially insane" pushed me hard to to purchase one. Kinda
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by penjelly 5y ago
agreed on both counts.
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by penjelly 5y ago
to clarify, my post says 1k every 2 weeks, not per week.
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by penjelly 5y ago
i monitor my work using a plugin and usually get 2-5 hours of code a day... and i have to do all kinds of communication work as well (JIRA, investigation, prepping QA test cases, documenting PRs) i looked back and was getting 1k lines merge
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by penjelly 5y ago
daydream was my intro to vr, now a proud index user. Im also sad they completely dropped support for it, imagine buying a new phone and it losing an awesome feature for seemingly no reason (yes i understand google wouldve had to spend money
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by penjelly 5y ago
well its not insightful. May have worked for OP but some guys juzt struggle with how they should behave in "normal" social settings so they need more exposure to that. Therapy IS a social setting but if its being used as an exposu
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by penjelly 5y ago
the comments saying they get any and every vaccine implying each one is like a new superpower lmao.. society is in for a wild ride the next 100 years
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by penjelly 5y ago
there are extensions that click through already though im pretty sure they "accept" because if you dont accept cookies sites will limit their functionality... try - i don't care about cookies and - cookie auto delete pair th
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by penjelly 5y ago
the study doesnt cover heavy lifting, pretty sure it was running and shorter duration 15-30mins. instead of the typical 1 hour heavy lifting session
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by penjelly 5y ago
this is the second time i see this author... wtf are the characters between paragraphs? i guess its to make the article more readable or to express multiple perspectives or something? Kinda distracts from the main content

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