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   by reidjs 4y ago

   This part resonated with me > monopolies. The nerdy tech worker was replaced by the modern day chiseled , slick , stock options loaded tech worker who would have gone to banking in 2006. They pop adderall and leetcode and crack coding in
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   by reidjs 4y ago

   I use this fairly regularly! If you don't know, you can type almost any command, e.g. `curl cht.sh/ls` and it shows you common usages of `ls` with a short description for each command Man pages for the lazy.
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   by reidjs 4y ago

   That's much different from someone "bankrupting" themselves over crypto. Making a $5K bet when you have decent savings carries pretty minimal risk, like you said.
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   by reidjs 4y ago

   See google docs
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   by reidjs 4y ago

   Can you do it with twilio?
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   by reidjs 4y ago

   Minecraft being the obvious example
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   by reidjs 4y ago

   There is a luxury market among social athletes for these watches. Rolex for runners/bikers.
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   by reidjs 4y ago

   Same. My process is raw text files -> organized/revised text files -> trello (if active project tracking required) or Google docs (if shared with other people)
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   by reidjs 4y ago

   > Doesn’t have to be default, but should be configurable. It’s harder and harder to participate in society without major social media tools so don’t just tell me to stop using these platforms.
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    I hope this might push towards more regulation in social media. There needs to be a way to turn on a chronological feed, hide likes/retweets/scores/comments, and hide all content made by people I don’t follow. Doesn’t have to
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    Loved how short and to the point it was. If you don’t have time to watch, the idea is it’s incredibly rare for two devs to come up with the same names for vars. To increase the odds of coming up with the same names for vars, you should agr
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    Might be interested in building a game together with this angle. Would you like to send me an email? I’ll put it in my profile for a short period of time
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    You are basing this on the premise only people with a fixed address can provide value to society. One of the best classical guitarists I have ever met is homeless, living on the street, but provides extreme value to everyone within earshot
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    Thanks for clarifying, that makes a lot of sense.
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    I started a toy project with the intention of using raw SQL, but I ended up starting to build my own ORM around all the models. If I have a User and who is trying to create a new Post, with Prisma you eventually set it up to do something li
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    I always fall into this infinite depth problem when I start thinking of the Pareto principle too. I resolve it by identifying the principle as a soft guideline for prioritizing work, not as an objective truth of everything
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    I think whoever issues passports might be able to take it on. So, basically the post office? I'm not entirely sure to be honest.
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    Got it, didn’t know that!
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    I don't know if I was playing solitaire incorrectly, but I think there may be a bug when moving cards along the "tableau" piles - I can't move cards of the same suit. for example 5 hearts onto 6 hearts on a tableau pile.
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    by reidjs 5y ago

    Do you live next to the freeway? EVs will reduce car noise in low speed neighborhoods
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    by reidjs 5y ago

    Has anyone used chord keyboards here with success? They seem like a neat concept, but I wonder if there are some weird edge cases that make them hard to use day to day, e.g., you can't use certain keyboard shortcuts properly.
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    by reidjs 5y ago

    For some reason caffeinate doesn't keep my computer awake (newish macbook pro)
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    by reidjs 5y ago

    I think this is a great idea. Some people may choose not to use the social aspects of github and prefer using it only as a personal source code repository.
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    by reidjs 5y ago

    That’s a pretty extreme case and an exception to the general principle of preferring to buy local. Some local shops are owned by assholes, it’s true, but usually you can just shop somewhere else locally. Almost all big corporations exploit
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    by reidjs 5y ago

    How is something that’s extremely good at science and math documentation not very useful? Do you mean it’s not useful to historians/artists?
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    by reidjs 5y ago

    I think he means people who post on hacker news
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    by reidjs 5y ago

    My thoughts exactly. And then at the end when he was like, “and why is it always that redddish color despite coming from a white light?” I was like that’s a damn good question!
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    by reidjs 5y ago

    That was an interesting article on ML/human interactions, thanks.
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    by reidjs 5y ago

    I wonder if you could use this strategy to "sell yourself" to the new company. Switch around the wording so it seems like YOU are trying out the employer for 3 months, when in reality, you meant to stay all along.
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    by reidjs 5y ago

    This is one noise that I’m absolutely ok with them keeping for safety reasons.