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by sloaken 1y ago
Nice, I do love the configurableness, and the prices seem reasonable.
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by sloaken 1y ago
Yes I have that often with gardening tips. A summary of the video, with proper key points would save me a crap load of time. I would happily pay $5 a year. Now dont raise the rates because I am excited, just let me know when it is ready.
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by sloaken 1y ago
You need a PLAN. You probably need a Mentor or a group of friends to talk this out with. Questions you need to answer before quitting: 1) is there anything they can do to keep you - you need to be prepared to answer this, not emotionally b
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by sloaken 1y ago
Being out of work is very stressful. It is important to keep up your emotions. 1) Set up a schedule. Do not doom scroll jobs. Limit searching to 2 to 3 hours MAX a day. 2) Get exercise. A regular scheduled DAILY is best. 3) Study /
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by sloaken 1y ago
Nice list, I am going to start using SyncThing. My goal is to link my brother and myself as offsite backups. Is the reference to org, orgorg.com or something else?
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by sloaken 1y ago
I am selective in what I grab. When I see something, I run through a list of end destinations: My desk, my home, my wife, my kids, neighbor kids. Otherwise pass. Well unless its a bottle of water. But I do like toys I can use to relax m
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by sloaken 1y ago
Not knowing your profession, although we know you are not a developer, but you could be an AI professor, it is hard to answer the second part of your question. For the first part, consider this the Smart Phone of this age. You will need to
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by sloaken 1y ago
Back then, the two (allegedly) extremest positions: 1) We are running out of room, need to target zero population 2) More people lead to more innovation. Grow grow grow. I had some relatives that were convinced that population growth yield
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by sloaken 1y ago
Just watched a CNBC article on you tube: 'Rethinking the AI coding payoff' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shOLHtyUaFg Basically it augments or provides boiler plate but that is all.
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by sloaken 1y ago
I think it is a great way to save money and help the environment. The big problem I see is security / trust. But you have that risk with rideshare.
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by sloaken 1y ago
OMG it looks sooooo much better, thanks for leading me to the water, it tastes great!
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by sloaken 1y ago
Great answer, but rather than throw out all CSS, I would rather keep formatting, but change color. Anything in text that is in the grey spectrum to black. Background to either white or black, maybe other primary colors are acceptable. Kno
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by sloaken 1y ago
Here let me google that for you .... https://news.mobar.org/confronting-the-rise-in-ada-website-a...
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by sloaken 1y ago
2 ideas: As you mention, you want to rebuild - so set short time frames of reading and slowly increase. Always have something available to read, be it device or hard copy. When you have a free second read. This works best with fiction, bu
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by sloaken 1y ago
Find meetup groups that are technical based. Listening and talking with others will provide stimulus and possible motivation.
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by sloaken 1y ago
Easy answer is Toastmasters. It helped me a LOT, especially with interviewing. https://www.toastmasters.org/ Look at what local clubs, i prefer in person although a lot are doing zoom based. Attend different groups to see
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by sloaken 1y ago
Not rocket science, but ... I used ChatGPT to adjust what exercises I am doing. I asked what exercises impacted what muscles (primary and secondary), put it in a spreadsheet, so I could visualize the overlap. Then asked what muscle groups
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by sloaken 1y ago
Bletchley park is great. Consider it a full day. Cambridge has a bunch of computer stuff. I think Raspberry Pi started there.
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by sloaken 1y ago
I did not realize Antarctica had an armed conflict.
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by sloaken 1y ago
Is flying drones a real world possible job?
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by sloaken 2y ago
This why I HATE subscriptions. Ran into a similar problem in the UK with a cell phone. I called to say I was moving to the US and did not need the phone service anymore. Phones were fully paid for. They would then send me to a 'Hand
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by sloaken 2y ago
Not me but - I had a friend, and he was a humble guy so I know he was not bragging, had added / fixed somethings in an open source library. I think it was C++. He was contacted for an interview at Google. The Google person said it w
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by sloaken 2y ago
How far back can you remember? So I can put it in context.
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by sloaken 2y ago
That is awesome. Thank you for posting this.
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by sloaken 2y ago
Back about 10 years ago I wrote a PDF splitter / joiner / re-arranger. The document I needed to mangle was like 300 pages and no online tool would support that size without money. As I only needed the one file, and I thought it
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by sloaken 2y ago
I never heard of monkeytype, tired it, thanks. And the magic number is: 41 wpm with 100% accuracy. Unlike others I must say this is faster than I expected and I am actually happy with it. In real life I expect my speed is probably like 10
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by sloaken 2y ago
Where I work, as a safety issue, if you stay past 6 PM they what to know where, within about 20 yards, you are in case of fire or some other emergency. All I can assume is they have had issues before, and someone might have had trouble hea
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by sloaken 2y ago
Please adopt me.
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by sloaken 2y ago
I think the nice dinner or event is a great idea, wish we had done that. Events are more memorable than cash. I can hear it now, "if I get a 3.5 I will get to go to Chuck E Cheese"
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by sloaken 2y ago
NO When I was younger my dad paid us. When I had kids I did not. When we were having our first child I thought back and realized a few key points from my childhood: Giving a child an allowance, and making them pay for their WANTS from the

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