sangpal

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   by sangpal 2y ago

   I wouldn't consider if (bool) or x = !bool to be concise coding. That's just regular code.
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   by sangpal 3y ago

   Training to failure once a while is fine, but it is simply not possible to train at a high frequency and go to failure regularly. I personally do not prefer to train to failure more than once every two weeks per muscle group. I advise peopl
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   by sangpal 3y ago

   Almost every serious lifter is familiar with RPE (rating of perceived exertion) and RIR (reps in reserve). If you reach failure on an exercise, you experience a greater amount of fatigue than if you stopped one rep shy of failure. This allo
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   by sangpal 3y ago

   I used Input Sans for some time as my coding font. Most proportional fonts have a small <space> which makes it difficult to figure out alignment in code. Input Sans was the only font I found that was good in this regard. I use vim key
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   by sangpal 3y ago

   You could maybe use an alarm/reminder.
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   by sangpal 3y ago

   Code Complete - great for understanding how to actually go about building large scale programs effectively
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   by sangpal 4y ago

   I used to make music so I purchased studio monitors and a mic. I haven't put on a headset in years and I can't imagine how it would feel to wear one for 8+ hours a day.
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   by sangpal 4y ago

   I'm also a vim user and I recently switched to Colemak-DH, but I didn't remap anything. It took a long time to get used to the new vim layout (longer than the time it took to learn Colemak itself), but now that I'm comfortabl
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   by sangpal 4y ago

   Can't they name it something else and simply mention somewhere that it is paid for by 1Password?
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    by sangpal 4y ago

    I enjoy Unity documentation https://docs.unity.com . It is concise and usually includes helpful diagrams.