penjelly

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by penjelly 5y ago
youre not alone. Unless i actively maintain my apartment itll deteriorate over the week (i even meal prep weekends to alleviate some) i do agree with others though. More time spent disengaging from the work your doing may actually net you a
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by penjelly 5y ago
except in practice this never works. you cant automate all tasks, even as a programmer a lot of time is spent architecting or debugging, even requirements gathering in some cases. Those details aside, if you automated hours of your job away
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by penjelly 5y ago
sorry i dont follow
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by penjelly 5y ago
wonder if they got permission yon use ryuks likeness in the poster
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by penjelly 5y ago
This requires information about you that others dont have. What is "sucky" to you apart from your very short list? Some people thrive on hard work, others love the lax lifestyle of a cushy job. Best advice? Ask your former coworke
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by penjelly 5y ago
in my experience 8 years professionally as a dev fullstack with front end focus. the highly competent often lose their eagerness to contribute over time anyways OR they go elsewhere and work in a new area where they dont have competency fro
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by penjelly 5y ago
this is how i feel too. i want FSD to succeed and i dont want it to destroy itself during the beta. But the videos ive seen are how you put it, people say "whoa that was close" and then re-engage autopilot and have 3-4 more incid
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by penjelly 5y ago
From what ive heard from doctor youtubers and doctors ive spoken to myself, they get far more false positives due to heart rate fluctuations and users panicking then they do get benefits from the watches right now. I do agree that in the fu
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by penjelly 5y ago
sunk cost fallacy, just because money was spent doesnt mean more money spent is justifiable
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by penjelly 5y ago
im sure youre looking for a full on smart watch, but an alternative that works for me are garmin runner watches. i get notifications, can control music, start/end runs, time, heart rate, VO2 max and an app that aggregates this stuff. i
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by penjelly 5y ago
this reminds me of a part of Sapiens where they discuss how agriculture actually ended up taking up more time then foraging for early settlers. They also mentioned how their nutrition and teeth suffered initially as well.
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by penjelly 5y ago
ive noticed all(?) of the things you describe here and i find it interesting to see them put into words like that. Curious that you notice that caffeine has an effect too. Something ive never considered before. also, i tend to agree with yo
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by penjelly 5y ago
missing words or mistyping words is more symptomatic of dyslexia then ADHD isnt it? I have some form of dyslexia but i believe its a spectrum disorder and mine is workable so ive never considered medication for it
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by penjelly 5y ago
agreed its been getting worse. appreciate your work though.
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by penjelly 5y ago
thanks mods. HN really is the last place left i can go to have discussions that dont devolve into bickering.
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by penjelly 5y ago
love this and the input tool others are mentioning. i never knew how to best select a font for my terminals because looking at 20 fonts in font book side by side makes it hard for me to even tell WHAT i like. im excited to try this and in
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by penjelly 5y ago
youre right that at least one person thinks thats crazy. Strange how we all see what we want to see in the end. Myself included.
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by penjelly 5y ago
devils advocate here: assuming the data was 100% reliable, we could use that data to determine if there are patterns that lead certain individuals down that path. of course if that data is not reliable we made see patterns where there are n
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by penjelly 5y ago
thunderfoot isnt the sum of my research. you just argued against buses in lieu of a solution 10x more expensive. its not about personal choice wanting to take a bus or not. its about economics. the loop currently costs more money then it ta
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by penjelly 5y ago
i think people are pessimistic because technology can still advance without being a public beta that puts others lives at risk
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by penjelly 5y ago
im pretty sure the videos that got tesla to pull the beta were videos of tesla almost hitting obstacles/pedestrians not other cars. We also shouldnt pretend that pedestrians dont exist, or are 2nd class to cars. imo pedestrians are 1st
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by penjelly 5y ago
correction: they do speed up some portions of the video. so "2 minutes" is inaccurate.
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by penjelly 5y ago
yikes after watching the one of the videos in the thread this actually looks dangerous to be using on roads. Im not against public testing but if someone gets killed wont that be a huge setback? The video in this thread shows like 4 failure
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by penjelly 5y ago
i feel like you agree with me in your opening statement they ARE saying they'll bring these products to market. im not going to refute all your points but you have an extremely optimistic view. Loop NEEDS fsd because basically right no
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by penjelly 5y ago
theres nothing wrong with trucks or semis, my problem is all these projects are unfinished. it reminds me of the hobby developer who starts projects frequently but never finishes. Also this is a corporation so these are all expenses until t
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by penjelly 5y ago
ive been using brave search since release. i switched from DDG which was working for me. brave works for most of my purposes but when it doesn't the option to "anonymously gather google results" makes me feel like I'm ne
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by penjelly 5y ago
agreed. musk promises the moon and often doesn't deliver and always delivers late if at all. some examples of crazy promises: - humanoid robots - profitable tunnels/loop - rocket propelled cars - a semi - a truck - a network of c
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by penjelly 5y ago
the signal behaviour is curious
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by penjelly 5y ago
you can use cssbot for stuff like this too. ive always done that instead
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by penjelly 5y ago
reading through the threads it does appear both individuals are vying for some semblance of "fame", that the forker forked without git history and that the change was small enough to be made in a pr and merged. I think most of the

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