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by tpmoney 1y ago
> Like others said, skipping breakfast should not be that big of a deal for a reasonably healthy adult, we didn't evolve having 3 meals a day. Intermittent fasting is a thing too. I haven’t played the simulator but I wonder if it’s
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by tpmoney 1y ago
> I sincerely worry about their ability to live if looking a box is causing a truly remarkable level of distress. It’s sort of built into the definition of a disorder that otherwise normal stressors or negative pressures have an outsized
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by tpmoney 1y ago
> They're what people traditionally imagine as "autistic". But the movement in psychiatry has been to loosen diagnostic criteria to better capture the grey areas. There has also been a change that reclassified what we woul
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by tpmoney 1y ago
An analogy I’ve heard that I like is that the difference is akin to the difference between the “act” you put on for work, and the “act” you would put on for a high stakes job interview. Both are “just” normal proper business behavior but on
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by tpmoney 1y ago
Even if you bought with Linux in mind, there’s no guarantee what works today works tomorrow. I have a Linux box that had working HDMI audio. A recent set of updates to the audio subsystems now means that when the box boots, the HDMI devices
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by tpmoney 1y ago
> I'm regularly amazed at how little non-developer/technical users complain about strange and confusing behavior. Because EVERYTHING a computer does to non-developer/technical users is "strange and confusing". Wi
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by tpmoney 1y ago
I found I couldn't get colemak to work for me. Like you said, too many key combos that just felt awkward. I wound up using a layout[1] called "middlemak" that feels much more comfortable to me, and preserves a lot of qwerty h
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by tpmoney 1y ago
I didn't like the default layouts for symbols either and wound up building this layout[1] (there have been a few minor tweaks since but nothing substantial). The parens as double taps on the shift keys is the big one for me for writing
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by tpmoney 1y ago
One of the nice things about QMK is the ability to get secondary functions on double / triple tap and press and hold combinations. I also couldn't get comfortable with big chording combos, so for example a lot of the keys in my th
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by tpmoney 1y ago
I don’t have a moonlander but I did get one of their ergodox keyboards after noticing an increase in pain myself. I tried using it in querty and my experience was unless you type with proper hand position and finger movements (and possibly
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by tpmoney 1y ago
Sure it’s the same in that I’m telling you that you need to give up your existing lifestyle for a different one to get what you want. But I would suggest that installing a new OS is vastly less complicated, less expensive, less disruptive
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by tpmoney 1y ago
macOS, chrome os, Debian, Ubuntu, red hat, nix, FreeBSD, openbsd, haiku os, react os, pop, etc etc etc. In perhaps one of the weirder twists of fate you probably have more options for voting on where your documents get saved now than at any
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by tpmoney 1y ago
By the same token, mac os isn't going to change in unpredictable ways if you never update it either.
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by tpmoney 1y ago
The fact that it is effectively the dict syntax is precisely what makes it intuitive to me that it should be quoted if it’s going to be a a value. I admit the sexagesimal parsing is not the result I expected but I would have certainly expec
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by tpmoney 1y ago
I’ll be that person then. HTML is too verbose for anything intended to be read as plaintext (and not the parsed marked up form) more than 25% of the time. A well formatted java doc comment full of HTML markup is difficult to read as plainte
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by tpmoney 1y ago
I was really hoping Apple’s involvement in the matter/thread design would have pushed the local control and configurable by default into the mainstream. Sadly it seems like it got tossed along the way. I have a new Honeywell thermostat
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by tpmoney 1y ago
Because they made it and you don't have to buy it. If you don't want a device that's locked down as much as Apple locks down theirs, you can buy any number of alternative devices.
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by tpmoney 1y ago
I think that true statements could be considered disparaging. Consider something like: "Zelphirkalt claims they do not abuse their child. Despite this their kid has been seen at the ER for broken bones multiple times in the last 10 yea
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by tpmoney 1y ago
And you can secure your HTTP server and SSH server with credentials too, but if your wanting a secure internal service it’s also probably a good idea to put a firewall in place and only allow access from authorized endpoints. Security isn’t
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by tpmoney 1y ago
Because Apple’s reputation (and customer trust in the ecosystem) depends on their security posture, and the less headlines that involve 3rd party applications on your computer being able to read the iPhone clipboard while the phone remains
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by tpmoney 1y ago
> Nate’s article links to a comment in which he says the US has no legal cooperative structure “except for limited state-specific exceptions”. I don’t know why those state-specific laws for cooperatives don’t count - they aren’t in any w
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by tpmoney 1y ago
Because they're not actually "overpriced"? A BC chocolate cake mix costs $2 at my local store. Let's compare to a cake recipe using ingredients from the same store and using this recipe [1] and this weight conversion cha
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by tpmoney 1y ago
One of the big “ah ha” moments for me with respect to emacs customization was realizing that everything is a function call. Every time you press a key in emacs it’s effectively calling a function to find out what it should do next. Most of
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by tpmoney 1y ago
On the other hand, individual developers not working directly on the projects benefit immensely from OSS being easy to integrate and “exploit” by companies. How many skills can you pick up that are instantly transferable between jobs becaus
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by tpmoney 1y ago
In the early days, iPhones being both extremely popular and expensive made them pretty big theft targets and Apple was getting pressure from the various state governments to "do something" about the increases in phone theft. At le
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by tpmoney 1y ago
> As the user and owner of the product, I should be the sole decider about my own security posture, not some company who doesn’t know my use case or needs. It's not so cut and dry though. The "user" and the "owner&quo
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by tpmoney 1y ago
> You may be confused, but a business loss deduction usually reduces a taxable income. Yes, I know, which is why in option B the taxes required was $9M instead of $10M. The 10k payment reduced taxable income from $100M to $90M. Business
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> You only settle in this scenario/point if you think you'll lose. Or because you already got the judgement you wanted. Remember Athropic's training of the AI was determined to be fair use for all the legally acquired item
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Are "fantasy name generators" of the sort you find all over the place online fair use if the weighting of their generators is based on statistical information about names in fantasy novels? I would think most people would agree th
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by tpmoney 1y ago
Like most things in law, the answers are going to come down to intent and outcome. If you distribute the PDF to other people with the intent that they can read the copyrighted works of an author, then you have distributed that author's

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