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by tsuujin 3y ago
Food addiction is for sure one reason for obesity, but the last few decades or so of research has really challenged the “you’re fat because of personal accountability” assertion. The single best read out there on the topic, for the layman l
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I’m not sure I take from this what your complaint is. You don’t like the way that it looks? Or reads? Or is there a functional complaint I’m missing? It looks like a pretty standard builder pattern to me. It may help if you give examples. W
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I appreciate that. I have my good days and my bad days. Nothing to do but keep on going.
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I felt the same until I used it, and now I feel like the braces in other fonts aren’t exaggerated enough.
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I made an effort to look into this at one point, and discovered that that there are actual rules prohibiting discussing it on the normal communication channels. Made it seem like troubleshooting was going to be way more difficult than it wa
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I’d be interested in a debate club, but social media has yet to provide me with one. Debates really require a good faith attempt to assert and defend a position, where social media swings heavily towards a popularity contest where the loude
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by tsuujin 3y ago
> Did it significantly improve in the past two years? I feel like I can pretty concretely answer with “no”. The docs are hard to read and don’t cover content well, and the ecosystem split that flakes brought have made it more complicated
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I’m all in on Nix (the package manager) today and use it across multiple Linux and Mac machines to handle my configs and most of my app installs. That said, I still find nix difficult to understand and learn, and when I get stuck on somethi
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I used Jetbrains Mono right up until I found Intel Mono ( https://github.com/intel/intel-one-mono ) and I’ve been using it since.
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I lost my dad to prostate cancer last year with much the same timeline. Healthy as could be, out surfing and building decks and shit one day, dead a year later. Cancer sucks.
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by tsuujin 3y ago
Just made me realize how much I miss those 90’s anime soundtracks.
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by tsuujin 3y ago
Lemmy is good to me today after a few rough starts. My personal recommendation: stay away from lemmy.ml (needlessly political), lemmygrad (racist and hateful from an outside observation), and beehaw.org (had high hopes here but seems like i
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by tsuujin 3y ago
> A fair chunk of it is that mastodon.social is definitely not popular with smaller, more niche communities, and that just spoils the experience for everyone. I’m not sure what this means. Did mastodon.social go fascist or something? I’m
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by tsuujin 3y ago
If you were a teenager in the 90’s and had the faintest idea of what anime was you knew about bubblegum crisis. It was about as mainstream as mainstream gets. You could buy posters for it in like every video store in the mall. It’s old but
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by tsuujin 3y ago
Well, good for you having detailed context into absolutely everything all at once, I guess.
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by tsuujin 3y ago
In theory I agree that managers should be able to man the trenches with the rest of the team. In practice, I’ve found that to be detrimental rather than helpful. I miss coding, I _want_ to jump in and knock out a ticket from time to time, b
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by tsuujin 3y ago
Yeah that sounds about right to me.
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by tsuujin 3y ago
The common thinking is that shit comes from above, usually around the C- level. What I’ve learned from being an engineer manager for a very large company is that shit comes from every direction, basically all the time. Up, down, side to sid
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by tsuujin 3y ago
Do you know 80% of managers in all of tech? Seems like a grandiose claim to make without any solid backing. Twitter is not all of tech.
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by tsuujin 3y ago
Bad managers do exist, but painting every manager as useless is a bit short sighted. A good manager is your shit shield. They’re doing their job well when you have no idea how much work they’re putting in to minimize the amount of bullshit
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by tsuujin 3y ago
My last airbnb ended up being in a part of town under heavy construction, in a townhouse that had a shared wall with people who clearly were not renters. I got there jet lagged and tired, to discover there was no ac and the house had no fan
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I actually really like hostels, I always seem to meet someone interesting to chat with, but normally my best option seems to be a hotel. You do get what you pay for though. A Motel 6 is going to be lousy in general but if you opt for someth
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by tsuujin 3y ago
Yeah this is my take as well. I used to Airbnb every time I travelled out of state for work, but the last couple of times has convinced me that it’s no longer a real option. Scummy contracts, poorly maintained rentals, and nonsense followup
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by tsuujin 3y ago
For iOS the authoritative source is apple itself; you can read their post on this topic here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211970 The actual list of privacy descriptors and what they actually mean can be found her
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by tsuujin 3y ago
Mastodon doesn’t actively poll the operating system for data about you. You can input data (via posts) and that may be scanned by some system but you actively control all data that you choose to or not to share. Threads polls just about eve
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I’ve been using kitty for a few months now as my primary editor and have tried out about a dozen coding fonts because I think they’re neat, I’ve never had an issue getting kitty to find and load them.
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Show HN: Corrator, a Rust app for checking currency across Docker containers(github.com)
1 points by tsuujin 3y ago|0 comments
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by tsuujin 3y ago
Regarding disabling loading the .envrc from direnv, it works from an allowlist instead. The first time you cd into a directory with a .envrc you are prompted to `direnv allow` before it will take any action.
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by tsuujin 3y ago
> The fact is there are ~9 million species of Eukaryotes on Earth. ~5 billion have already gone extinct, long before humans were running around. And life went on just fine without a million prior species of desert beetle, rare plant, and
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by tsuujin 3y ago
I just adopted lazygit after comparing lazygit, tig, and gitui for a few days each. I’m surprised by your take because tig seemed the least user friendly and most complicated of the three by a large margin.

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