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by srik 6y ago
This is a very timely article as an annual event called Stoic Week begins on Monday. It is online and free to attend, so if Stoicism piques your interest you should consider participating, I am. https://learn.modernstoicism.com&#
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by srik 6y ago
A while ago they established an advisory board with members from institutions with deep pockets so if Mozilla were to abandon MDN entirely, chances are we might see a more democratized version emerge, which is a good thing. I'd wait ti
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by srik 6y ago
The entire ecosystem got a bit too crazy for me as well, but there are a few sane places if you go looking. I settled on the Elm ecosystem after a long period of consideration. Probably the only good thing to come out of having too many opt
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by srik 6y ago
Consider it a good thing - you’re pruning your list.
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That’s just a graphic using the ‘Emojified” theme they’re using this year. The physical trophy itself is usually pretty classy and I heard the logo glows when touched. This is last years trophy - https://www.imore.com/sites&
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2020 Apple Design Award Winners(apple.com)
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It’s a classic marketing strategy that has an extremely high success rate - making the prospect justify why they are a fit for you instead of the usual other way.
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If you have the patience to handle Iron Gall Ink, they are a pleasure like none other. It was the penman's popular choice for good reason. They produce very fine hairlines and enable swift stroke production. Cons wise, they require a g
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by srik 7y ago
Apollo is honestly the only way to tolerate reddit on iOS (despite all the shortcoming everyone has pointed out). But the most interesting thing about Apollo is the dev's tight feedback loop with his users. Apollo's subreddit has
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by srik 7y ago
Caution for OS X users — https://github.com/NixOS/nix/issues/2925
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by srik 7y ago
I’m in a Haskell learning phase and honestly can’t get enough recommended study pointers. Share as many as you feel comfortable sharing, there’s always some like me who’d benefit from the curation.
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Couple non-technical ones off the top of my head - Dense Discovery https://www.densediscovery.com Daily Stoic https://dailystoic.com
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What can we do right now to increase our bio immunity for this?
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IMO that's kind of a survivor syndrome though. The origins of modern comp science was heavily intermingled with latin languages and english in the form of ASCII just didn't get in the way. The entire alphabet of 52 main characters
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by srik 7y ago
This reminds of a time I had to let go of a 27 inch iMac that complimented my laptop. The lack of all that ample screen estate made me feel like I lost a bit of power-usage. Around the same time Rob Pike's(Unix, Plan9, UTF8, Go) post o
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by srik 7y ago
I do this on thanksgiving every year - just reach out to some inspiring artists in areas within my interests but don’t know personally. I do include a P.S. no reply expected; I just want to convey my thanks and appreciation but not accident
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by srik 7y ago
I came across one of burntsushi's interactions on reddit that's still on my mind. A poster made an unfounded comment, based on their feelings, that a competing tool was faster than ripgrep and when the author rightfully called the
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by srik 7y ago
coverage.py is quite popular - it was the 55th most downloaded python package last year. For reference, virtualenv was 57th. Source: https://hugovk.github.io/top-pypi-packages/
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by srik 7y ago
Atleast this ones a bit amusing. Speaking of amusing, this book on the vim website - https://www.vim.org/images/exiting_vim.jpg
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by srik 7y ago
What kind of stretching do you do. Is it just yoga in general or are there specific routines you started. After finally feeling the first tangible effects of extended bad posture, I'm looking to get ahead of this.
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by srik 7y ago
While on that topic, I also enjoyed this talk by Fred Herbert recently — Operable Erlang and Elixir. https://youtu.be/OR2Gc6_Le2U
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by srik 7y ago
Once one adopts a routine like this, it's becomes so much easier to efficiently condense that 10 hr eating window into a 2-1 hr one for more of those "gains". Combine that with a low carb lifestyle and you essentially get yet
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by srik 7y ago
I have a lot of admiration towards your “obsession”; it way more meaningful than any of mine, so respect! May I ask, in your opinion, what can I do to lower my chances of getting cancer. So far, I monitor grilled meat consumption, do yearly
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by srik 7y ago
If you’re looking for something new from the same foundation, checkout the elixir ecosystem.
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Or to esc. Saves my vim pinky a lot of grief.
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IANAD. The glycerinate does have a better absorption rate but and taking over 300mg a day regularly apparently has the potential for side effects (beside those bowel effects) - at least that's what I've gathered looking into Mg su
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by srik 7y ago
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/my-cognitive-bias/...
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by srik 7y ago
Being reminded of cognitive biases on a regular basis does wonders for staying grounded! I currently use a browser plugin for that but this poster seems like a better alternative — https://designhacks.co/products/cognit
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Text objects are crucial to composing vim commands. Vim offers quite a few but honestly, there’s plenty more. I’d recommend using the vim-textobj-user as base to add appealing text objects. Personally, I can’t live without the “entire” text
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by srik 7y ago
Their OP-1 is one of the most brilliant pieces of hardware I’ve ever used. Very Dieter-Rams esque. Just brilliant. https://teenage.engineering/products/op-1

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