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by temporarara 2y ago
No, I mean "those screens" in this very specific context, not just some random "screens".
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by temporarara 2y ago
Vim stands for "Vi IMproved" so it literally is meant to be an improvement, and IMO it really is although plain old Vi is still better than most editors.
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by temporarara 2y ago
I have mapped Caps Lock to both Ctrl and Escape simultaneously. If you just tap it it's Escape and if you hold it down it's Ctrl, and it's easy to accomplish with xcape.
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by temporarara 2y ago
Are you being serious? Vim offers so much more advanced features. But if you don't have a use for those advanced features of Vim Nano is probably more than enough for your use case. I just find Vim more enjoyable to use even for simple
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by temporarara 2y ago
Reading a book to young kids worked wonders back then and once they were old enough to run outside without supervision they exhausted themselves quite naturally at the end of the day. You can really do million productive things with kids if
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by temporarara 2y ago
If you've got big fingers you need quite a lot of skills to type on your phone even when you are looking.
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by temporarara 2y ago
Washing dishes is more human and certainly more important than doing art.
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by temporarara 2y ago
That's not my experience, but I guess that depends on the use case and how specific things you are searching. However, in general I much prefer good search results to saving a few seconds and getting delivered absolute rubbish like goo
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by temporarara 2y ago
But do you seriously think you should get serious results in one second? I would understand the complaints about slowness if searches were taking like ten seconds, but a few seconds, I really must be getting old. I still remember when googl
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by temporarara 2y ago
Have they tried to make the deal more appealing? Apprentices certainly don't have to be treated like garbage, not even in Japan. So what if the apprenticeship takes a little bit longer than in the old days where you needed to basically
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by temporarara 2y ago
That's really the kind of fun that is completely missing in most of today's professional sports. Everything is just too good and planned ahead for my tastes to be worth actively watching. The surprising elements still around, lik
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by temporarara 2y ago
While I agree with this attitude towards obscure acronyms, SICP is widely known among those who voluntary enter a site called Hacker News, and it's easily searchable too.
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by temporarara 2y ago
You HAVE to pay back your debt if you want to pocket all your profits. If your down payment is 25k and you buy 250k house, you need to borrow 225k for your "leverage". Now you get lucky and years later, AFTER you have paid 25k + 2
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by temporarara 2y ago
Sounds like you haven't met those nice druggies just yet. I don't live in the USA and the law here is extremely lenient for druggies. Yet, pretty much every newspaper I read has some drug related crime in it. Robberies, mindless v
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by temporarara 2y ago
While there is some "leverage" in mortgage, you actually need to pay the whole sum, and with interest too, so taking a $200k loan means you pay usually something like $250k for it in the end, and this means you have to make $50k p
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by temporarara 2y ago
This. I'm sure there are lots of things I don't like about Singapore, but the fact that doing and especially dealing drugs is kinda hard and may have death penalty level consequences is a non-issue for me. Cultures that promote dr
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by temporarara 2y ago
I tried German, but everything seemed to be lowercase even though the words.js on github seems to be fine regarding the special German capitalization. Anyway, cool stuff. I once learned some latin by coding a simple program in C for termina
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by temporarara 3y ago
Generally in agriculture (and other domains too) when you maximize output the quality suffers. And tomatoes are no exception. Growing your own or finding a small hobby grower and greatly appreciating their efforts are your best bets for hav
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by temporarara 3y ago
In my experience those people don't even talk about ink, it's all about paper. They must think that you get just a few sheets of paper for a single tree or something like that, when in reality you get like 10 000 sheets of paper f
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by temporarara 3y ago
It also doesn't hurt to inherit just a few millions and combine it with hard work and luck if the alternative is just hard work and luck.
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by temporarara 3y ago
And meanwhile the actual cleaners are rarely paid even $15/hr in many places. I always hire one or two person companies if I just can find them since then it's at least honest business and not yet another hustle to get rich by usi
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by temporarara 3y ago
$250 sounds like a lot of cleaning, multiple hours of cleaning by one person for sure, of course depending on your location. But that really gotta be some mansion or your customers are really the absolute worst if that's always require
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by temporarara 3y ago
>You live in the same crumbling leaking house that half your extended family has lived in for over a century, marry who you are told to marry, learn only what the local preacher tells you to learn-- and nothing else. My grandparents were
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by temporarara 3y ago
Being a confident young man can be pretty disastrous if you end up in wrong place wrong time. "The world is my oyster" levels of confidence can get you in trouble really fast. Not that it is the most likely scenario in Germany, bu
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by temporarara 3y ago
>Which has more legs, zebra or cockroach or elephant? >>Elephants have more legs than zebras or cockroaches. Elephants have four legs, while zebras have four legs and cockroaches have six legs. It is what it is, LOL. Some models ar
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by temporarara 3y ago
>But then, we literally demanded Google and Facebook to become arbiters of morality - so what outcome were we hoping for? "We", as in "some unidentified vocal group, amplified to max by certain journalists", but defin
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by temporarara 3y ago
No. I will never put all my passwords into some black box, no matter how it is pitched to me, and certainly I won't pay for that "privilege". I have all my passwords written down in a sheet of paper slightly obfuscated to mak
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by temporarara 3y ago
"We demand an expansion on a large scale of old age welfare." That's one Nazi Party idea according to Wikipedia ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Socialist_Program ). I would say you are not that in
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by temporarara 3y ago
That behaviour is complete madness. And old.reddit has pretty much the perfect interface for computer usage anyway. Why they won't just label it "desktop style" and call it a day is beyond me.
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by temporarara 3y ago
Wilson’s warbler vs. black-crowned yellow warbler, I prefer the first one. For the same reason I'd choose zebra over "black and white striped horse". I have no idea who that Wilson in the name is and I prefer to be ignorant.

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