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by penjelly 5y ago
you always work for yourself first. if the job doesn't develop actually useful skills that can be taken elsewhere then you're pigeonholing yourself, as youre now seeing. Lesson learned
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by penjelly 5y ago
i had the exact opposite experience at the doctors office. HR -20 from what the watch stated. but i use it everyday anyway
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by penjelly 5y ago
> 1. Every decision we make corporately as a society seems to weaken or impede family and community life. From how we build our cities to how we respond to pandemics. I have no solution other than try and buck the trend. agreed. it seems
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by penjelly 5y ago
yeah, if you get the chance to be hooked up to a proper hr monitor while the watch is on youll notice its typically wrong. Still like having the tracking tho
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by penjelly 5y ago
you can write a userscript that does this and distribute that.
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by penjelly 5y ago
true, but mixing things up can sometimes be fun too
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by penjelly 5y ago
sortof off topic but this woman strikes me as a mouthpiece for rightwing talking points. Not saying its all a lie but some stuff does strike me as embellished
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by penjelly 5y ago
history erasure of the orwellian variety
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by penjelly 5y ago
notion with links to various todolists, calendars & note taking areas & new tab redirect
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by penjelly 5y ago
wasnt there a post about this recently and the comments pointed out how 50 years ago articles like this existed? iirc then we havent made a lot of progress
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by penjelly 5y ago
quick test is actually a bit impressive.
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by penjelly 5y ago
having used copilot for only a couple hours and found it annoying... this might be a but less obstructive. though contrary to the commenter the samples in that thread didnt seem all that great to me. ill try it out tho and since its in the
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by penjelly 5y ago
edit: i am wrong, its still beta/waitlist for copilot. copilot? i believe its open to anyone now. this feature? its a nightly build according to the post.
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by penjelly 5y ago
"always sounds appealing" implies the same thing happens every year to parent comment. either you dont enjoy it or you do? its not like the type of exercises change year to year. theyre coding challenges everytime.
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by penjelly 5y ago
dont those statements contradict eachother? it sounds appealing how? cause its a challenge exercise? But challenges are frustrating?
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by penjelly 5y ago
tsc file.ts && node file.js is pretty simple but yeah.. i guess as the scope increases it may require a dist folder or scripts edit: wow nevermind im seeing a sibling comment here is using the browser and it looks like a major heada
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by penjelly 5y ago
you dont want a place for men to discuss things? maybe you dont need it but others may. Even manly dudes still want to be able to talk through their ideas. Thats why we had people like socrates, aristotle and plato. Dudes got together to di
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by penjelly 5y ago
thats all that was shown, straight line travel, doors reward with food, running into an enemy blocks travel until enemy dispatched. I wasnt impressed until i realized this id a starting point and it could be further developed potentially.
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by penjelly 5y ago
open source it and document it well. itll prove whether your library is valuable enough to others to leverage. You can put up a donation button for a buck. Selling the source of a tool to someone whos never used it is basically impossible.
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by penjelly 5y ago
no, they just havent completely rolled out the change yet. it has 2 parts - removing the UI element: half done - removing the server data: todo
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by penjelly 5y ago
this is correct i read the article... dunno why we have a chain of speculation here
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by penjelly 5y ago
I've not. I'll give it a look thanks
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by penjelly 5y ago
was confused initially, i read that YouTube wouldn't be serving dislikes with its api, so was wondering how this could work. turns out using the extension helps the app gather likes which it caches for later ie: YouTube still serves di
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by penjelly 5y ago
Sure, but we dont actually have a choice in the former. Unless of course you work remotely 5 days a week then maybe youll be exempt from vaccination reqs, contact tracing, masking and social distancing office rules.
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by penjelly 5y ago
Comment is dripping with hyperbole > here's also the whole "corona theater" element, with people pretending that they don't want to come in because they'll die or whatever if people are forced to vaccinate and we
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by penjelly 5y ago
29 here (still young). i am also way more productive from home, particularly because my job involves external devices which cant easily be ferried back and forth. The company i work for would see a drop in income i generate if i was forced
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by penjelly 5y ago
on the job learning and mentorship havent stopped. Some people work very hard to ensure team culture improves during times like these. If mentorship isnt happening, discuss with your team lead or manager and push for more. I agree that some
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by penjelly 5y ago
brave browser, brave search - vimium for keyboard browser control - darkreader makes all sites dark - ublock origin - tab redirect, force new tabs to hit a page i specified - password manager - instapaper, clips webpages/links for late
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by penjelly 5y ago
not sure if this is backed up by scientific data or not but this is an interesting perspective ive never considered. Anecdotally: I notice as my confidence grows I enjoy social gatherings more and am less tired afterwards, whereas 5 years a
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by penjelly 5y ago
> game Glass Door but no one else has. weird to assume glassdoor is 100% immune to being gamed.

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