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by twoquestions 4y ago
Was going to post this. I become a foggy-headed moron when I don't do these things, and I'm plenty sharp when I do. My area is blessed with parks and cool places to go for a walk, I hope you and OP have something similar.
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by twoquestions 4y ago
I'd very much recommend also using DaisyUI, it gives a lot of sensible defaults for buttons and such that Tailwind forces you to make decisions on. https://daisyui.com/ As for OP's question, just play with it! Fu
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by twoquestions 4y ago
People have been screaming about a recession for the last year now, with not a whole lot of hard data to back it up. Inflation aside, the US is doing well, and even on that metric we're doing better than most of Europe right now. Sto
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by twoquestions 4y ago
My dude, Richard Spencer is still on Twitter and can post! Also, there's been a ton of Truly Harmful stuff the Blue Check brigade has posted over the years that I certainly wouldn't want to be responsible for hosting. I'd als
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> Whereas, I find myself going for almost academic perfection (i.e read all docs first) / mastery. Really procrastinate hard when I hit the wall and just hope for things to click. And then just get sleepy when I do start reading cod
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by twoquestions 4y ago
Ah, good to know, thanks for the heads up.
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This is from February of 2022, and we've had significant changes on the ground since then. For a more detailed look at what's been going on, ISW has some fairly fact-based reporting on the situation. https://understandi
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by twoquestions 4y ago
There's a population that has an itch for this kind of hard-core simulation, much like there's a niche for ultra-hard platformers, or people who beat Elden Ring with a chef hat and a soup ladle. It's one of those games where
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by twoquestions 4y ago
I might try to use this the next time I need to do some one-off process at work, getting a single GUI executable with no dependencies on another machine sounds really nice.
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So people are generally incapable of governing themselves, and require goals to be imposed on them to make meaningful progress? I sure as hell hope I'm reading you wrong, because yikes that is a frightening ideology.
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by twoquestions 4y ago
I'll be putting this on the proper place as well, but the Windows install instructions don't produce a working install. Whenever I try to do anything with Elixir at all (including ask for the version) it immediately crashes. Luck
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by twoquestions 4y ago
Have you looked at either Raylib or SFML? Both are somewhat high-level graphics abstraction libraries, but neither are anywhere near the weight or functionality of a proper game engine. https://www.raylib.com/ https:&#x2F
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by twoquestions 4y ago
Looks like two Germans, one a Turkish immigrant. https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/10/europe/biontech-pfizer-vaccin...
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The Pfizer vaccine for one.
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> have driven up the cost of fuel (which benefits them, an energy exporter), Urals crude is trading $20-$30 below Brent, and China and India have Russia over a barrel when negotiating prices. https://www.neste.com/invest
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by twoquestions 4y ago
Correct, the last POTUS that did something to meaningfully impact gas/oil prices was Bush II when he invaded Iraq, and Obama a little bit when he decreased Iranian oil sanctions. For better or worse, we don't live in anything rese
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by twoquestions 4y ago
Why should Ferrari move on to something other than clay and carving knives? I really can't see a render on a computer screen of any size giving you the same visceral understanding of how a car looks walking up to it and moving around
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by twoquestions 4y ago
Took me a minute to set up a test meeting, but it looks like you can!
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by twoquestions 4y ago
Can you still share your screen with this version?
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by twoquestions 4y ago
I was going to say Elixir, thanks for mentioning it. I'll also add that Haskell, Clojure, and other functional languages will help you think in an entirely new way to program. Python or Ruby are also less mind-expanding, but was a nic
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by twoquestions 4y ago
Not a complete picture, but please make sure you have enough contrast. Even this very site is a bit guilty, but Apple's stuff is especially bad about having gray text on a slightly darker background, making it hard as hell to read. P
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by twoquestions 4y ago
True facts, this. My spouse never had to wonder where the electric or gas money was coming from, even though their family is really frugal despite making really good money, and I'm still surprised at their decisions that I irrationall
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by twoquestions 4y ago
A tad offtopic, but this article is really clearly written and looks really good, same with healthcare.gov and the Ohio BMV's site https://bmv.ohio.gov/ . Am I strange for enjoying modern government website design?
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by twoquestions 4y ago
HN plays really nice with Dark Reader, I've been using it for years. https://darkreader.org/
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Thank you for posting the actual quantitative data. All the sound and fury in the world pales in comparison to the awesome and terrifying power of Microsoft Excel!
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by twoquestions 4y ago
It's probably much simpler than that. If Putin's going to keep invading other countries for little or no reason, what's that nutbar going to do to your property? There's a $20 term for this but I forget what it is. In
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There's never been a war that he didn't like, the excitement in his voice when he describes the Chechen or Georgian conflicts or the Chinese annexation of Tibet or Iraq's annexation of Kuwait really skeeves me out. Good info,
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This guy's insight has been enlightening, and highlights how alien Russian Authoritarian thought is compared to Western Individualist thought. One thing that's been especially shocking is the relatively low status the military has
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Thank you for the tldr.
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by twoquestions 5y ago
What I've done to combat this is helped lead a local historical organization, that way I get human interaction every week at least. What might work for you is to set up a meetup/casual thing where someone gives a presentation on a

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