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by rsl7 12y ago
No I think you missed the point, or at least, the rest of the article where he goes on to state what you just offered up as a defense, and then disagree with it. > It’s true that people sometimes eat meals that are mainly for sustenance
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by rsl7 12y ago
In iOS 7, you just tap on the top bar and the Safari navigation buttons appear.
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by rsl7 12y ago
It's there https://duckduckgo.com/?q=apache+nginx
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by rsl7 12y ago
What I do is more like playground engineering - keeping the users from killing themselves.
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by rsl7 12y ago
There's a new one! https://next.duckduckgo.com/?q=bitcoin+eur
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by rsl7 12y ago
But these products - dishwashers, ovens, clothes washers - are all fragile today due to their electronics. Touch pads, microcontrollers, ribbon cables, tons of small plastic components. None of these things are made to last 50 years and non
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by rsl7 12y ago
I think it has more to do with engaging all your senses with the complexity of a natural environment. Many layers of sound, sight, smell, touch that are supressed indoors.
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by rsl7 12y ago
The hardest part about that is remaining sane as idiots cut in front and undermine this strategy
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by rsl7 13y ago
wow, that takes me back.
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by rsl7 13y ago
I never knew! cool.
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by rsl7 13y ago
I started in 1982 or 83 on a Ti 99/4A. Began programming professionally in 1994. I left the industry entirely for ten years due to burnout after the bubble, in 2001. burnout is harsh. take time to live your life outside of work!
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by rsl7 13y ago
Apple's portable computer at the time was the //c, a really well designed computer. of course, you had to bring your own monitor. but still, that was a nice machine.
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by rsl7 13y ago
So a diet of mostly wild caught raw meat. Sounds totally doable.
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by rsl7 13y ago
No. Nobody means mostly meat.
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by rsl7 13y ago
A competent person would understand why the solution did or didn't work the previous times, and thus why it would or wouldn't this time. What you're saying is that some people don't learn from their experiences. You shou
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by rsl7 13y ago
might be because with homebrew it really is so easy to make good beer. even easier than becoming good at grilling burgers. scaling up is the problem.. and then all that entrepreneur stuff.
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by rsl7 13y ago
and my comments are sometimes about what was tried but didn't work, or alternate ideas that were considered, along with commented out code and examples.
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by rsl7 13y ago
It depends on how much you must work with other people on the code. Sometimes it's helpful to think about your code as if you are writing it for other people -- which you are, even if that person is you in the future. The choices you m
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by rsl7 13y ago
taskwarrior !
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by rsl7 13y ago
Yeah, but it's not interesting or challenging to do that.
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by rsl7 13y ago
but the players deeply love this game, and play it ruthlessly. What then?
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by rsl7 13y ago
Except when you have to download security updates before you drive off, and it leaves you bricked with dependency conflicts.
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by rsl7 13y ago
excellent news.
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by rsl7 13y ago
I used to keep paper taped on my desk under the keyboard. whenever I was working something out mentally or just taking a break I'd push the keyboard to the side and add to an ever growing elaborate abstract drawing.
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by rsl7 13y ago
nice. now: task dependencies. get on it. please.. :-)
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by rsl7 13y ago
A lot of new experiments like this are basically the montessori approach. our kids' montessori school has giant tree logs and boulders.
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by rsl7 13y ago
I don't think this is true unless you are truly locked into your own tiny little world. All your search history really does is help Google serve up ads for you. If that's an improvement, so be it.
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by rsl7 13y ago
Still taught in montessori schools as a tool for the development of fine motor control. Education in Montessori is literally hands-on for everything, as they feel the hand is the instrument of human intelligence. So for them it's like
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by rsl7 13y ago
pg started the seed funding movement? puh-leeeze.
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by rsl7 13y ago
You grew up and became you? ok. Next you're going to tell me how you're living a minimalist lifestyle and have shed most material goods that drag everyone else down, and you don't understand why other people don't. I don

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