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by tra3 7y ago
> working as slowly or lazily as possible without getting fired makes most jobs more difficult to bear I'm really curious about this and would love to hear more. I've long struggled to find a sustainable pace.
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by tra3 7y ago
That’s a very depressing take. Are there any scenarios where it’s not true? What if I’m enjoying what I’m doing? What if I like my coworkers?
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by tra3 7y ago
I either sit in half lotus, or 90-90 style stretch. When I started I had a hard time sitting like that for more than 10 minutes, so I had to change position frequently, but it's better now. I'd switch from sitting to standing ( di
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by tra3 7y ago
I've been sitting on the floor, resting my laptop on the coffee table. When I get tired, I put the coffee table on the dining room table and stand. I used to fatigue quite quickly and go back to regular desk, but after 3 weeks of this,
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Ask HN: How do I retain more information from podcasts?
2 points by tra3 7y ago|1 comments
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by tra3 7y ago
See [0] for for #5 (customized highlighting). [0]: https://www.reddit.com/r/orgmode/comments/f7amq2/weekly_rorg...
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by tra3 7y ago
Never occurred to me that torpedoes can be battery powered. Any idea what kind of cells they have? I got confused by the dual units here: > 65cm torpedoes have enough fuel to travel in excess of 100 kilometers at 50 knots for just over a
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by tra3 7y ago
Check out yabai for a great macOS tiling manager.
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by tra3 7y ago
It’s such a great format; very educational. It never devolves into ad hominem attacks either. It’s fun to listen to experts debate.
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by tra3 7y ago
IQ2 had a debate on nuclear power. One of the arguments against expansion was that nuclear reactor design is basically bespoke for every installation and that the promise of rapid, cheap deployment has not been realized in many years (decad
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by tra3 7y ago
What are you using it for?
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by tra3 7y ago
Macbook appears to be pretty intelligent about it's battery. My 2016 is still over 90% healthy and regularly gets over 5 hours on a single charge (load dependent of course). It's pretty much on 24/7.
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by tra3 7y ago
Love your app. It’s the best diagraming tool I’ve found. It’s just so natural and quick!! Well done.
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by tra3 7y ago
Can you share some leaked videos?
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by tra3 7y ago
Are we not able to have polite discourse anymore? Sheesh.. Container orchestration is not the first silver bullet that has grown a large following that makes money off of it, whether reasonable or not. I do have a question though. Say you h
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by tra3 7y ago
Nicely done. I've been meaning to dive into k8s clusters (with either k3s or kind) -- what is the advantage of building a Pi cluster over something like multiple vagrant nodes? Not criticizing at all, just trying to understand.
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by tra3 7y ago
Borg, Kubernetes, et al? Abstracting complexity away is great, but at a certain level you just can't hide it, I think. Would love to be proven wrong, though.
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by tra3 7y ago
> Do not go to places where you are more than 20 people in the same room. It's not safe and it's not worth it. Why 20? Is this simply about reducing exposure to potential carriers?
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by tra3 7y ago
What is “async” communication that everyone is taking about? Isn’t that email/irc/slack that we had since forever? How are things going to change all of a sudden?
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by tra3 7y ago
Overall, I think it's a pretty fair assessment. Emacs is dense, obscure and what is these days called "opinionated". You gotta remember though, that Emacs is from mid 70s. There's a lot of legacy there, but also a lot of
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by tra3 7y ago
When I click on the link in safari I get a download prompt. Why not YouTube?
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by tra3 7y ago
I dont understand the sarcasm. The core of most ideas is simple, wouldn't you agree? I've always struggled with retaining what I read, and "highlighting" is not an obvious answer.
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by tra3 7y ago
Do you have an example of how you structured your cards for such a question? It seems impossibly hard to remember an algorithm without committing it to muscle memory so to speak.
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by tra3 7y ago
Also checkout out org-brain [0]. Similar idea - linking concepts, but a completely different implementation. A much more mature project. [0]: https://github.com/Kungsgeten/org-brain
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by tra3 7y ago
That's what I thought too. It looks cute, but I normally turn down any animation delays I can. After the first dozen times it just becomes annoying.
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by tra3 7y ago
When I read 'Text Renaissance' I assumed that the article is going to be about org-mode or nvalt ;)
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by tra3 7y ago
Here's a commitment from Docker's new overlords to support swarm for the next 2 years: https://www.mirantis.com/blog/mirantis-will-continue-to-supp...
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by tra3 7y ago
How about flynn [0] and nomad [1]? Both have been described as easier alternatives to k8s. There's also k3s [2] that caught my attention. [0]: http://flynn.io [1]: https://www.nomadproject.io [2]: http:/&#
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by tra3 7y ago
Why is that? I thought it was a verified distribution?
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by tra3 7y ago
That's a post from early 2018. As far as I know they continue to support and maintain swarm. To be fair though, I haven't been following it closely. I need to dive into docker clusters, but I still haven't picked the tech (k8

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