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3y ago
Mr.Beast was offered $1B for his entire operation, which he turned down. So $4.6M/month sounds too low.
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Thank you. I think I am getting the clear picture of what to expect from Malazan. But I guess I will consider starting with Stormlight then, I haven't read epic fantasy in a while. Interesting, I read that Sanderson's book are mor
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> Credit cards work when you have self-control and to many who don't it's a wreck of your life. Yes, and as an adult or a responsible individual it a good trait to have. Learn to use money and other financial means wisely. Take
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Dude! Thank you. But slow down for me will you? Do you mean to say The Stormlight Archive are better in your opinion than the Malazan book of the Fallen series? And KKC is the best of those three series? Sidenote: Reading about KKC from oth
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Thank you. I plan to add it to my reading list soon. Is it too technical? I don't want to end reading another algorithm book with a small footnote of its practical use.
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Thank you about all the other information related to that. People rave about NotW when it comes to fantasy novels. But rarely everything else around it is discussed in recommendation sections/forums. > but there's so many good
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Thank you. Will look for a summary, I think that book reference came out of a blog post which was discussing the psychology of choice and discussed some interesting research conclusions.
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3y ago
Good luck! Please do pass long as soon as you finish it to people interested in reading it. I have old books in my native language and some other languages inherited from my parents and grandparents and I have to find people to pass along a
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3y ago
Actively reading: - The Fountainhead - Project Hail Mary - Learning TypeScript Passively reading: - The Design of Everyday Things - Dive into Design Patterns Considering to read - This is mostly for anyone who has read them and would like t
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3y ago
Thanks for explaining your rating system. One last question, why podcast episodes are a 3-stars based rating system while everything else is 5-stars rating system?
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He has stated clearly that he invites guests based on what he is interested in at that moment or that phase of his life. So yes, sometimes some weeks the guests are very biased and towards a certain kind of beliefs, some(experts) are just h
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> A lot of my rankings have changed as podcasts often degrade in quality over time I totally agree, some podcasts start off so good but then they are in there to appeal the masses than to stick with their original theme/style. And i
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Seems to be kept fairly updated https://github.com/makelinux/linux_kernel_map https://github.com/makelinux/makelinux.github.io
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Encrypted Private Email Services
(privacyguides.org)
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> With low-operating-cost saas apps, you can get away with offering a pretty generous free tier. A small percentage of paid users can more than pay for your mostly-free user base. Thats good to hear. Congrats. I always wondered do low op
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The New Old Way of Learning Languages (2008)
(theamericanscholar.org)
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A.I. is on a collision course with white-collar, high-paid jobs
(cnbc.com)
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That time an Air Force sergeant spotted pulsars months before astronomers
(arstechnica.com)
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3y ago
And yet the space treaty has made it clear that a) the agency has ownership of those parts b) they are liable for any damages caused and/or should be responsible for it.
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Some rocket parts are made buoyant to make sure they can be recoverable, some are not which are expected to sink to the seabed. If something surfaces, it can be considered hazardous and the agency which launched it is liable[1] to take resp
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So as part of space research , littering space and ocean is allowed. OKAY. I understand its part of the launch procedure at this point and I naively thought they eventually retrieve it when it lands in the ocean as SpaceX does/used
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3y ago
No good reason yet (or many never). It really depends how happy you are with your current setup, Proton pass is young and clearly is still under development. A lot of the features Bitwarden or any other good password manager provides, its
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I disagree, I think these are helping people see neovim as a an alternative, drop-in replacement for VSCode or other editors with the added benefit of being vim. I also think once people start using these regularly, they tend to learn more
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This is not a direct response to your experience but a little off topic but lazyvim uses lazy.vim which is a modern plugin manager that lazy loads plugins/extensions, it also loads plugins on demand instead of loading them all toget
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Alt link for everyone blocked by Cloudflare https://archive.is/uaICX
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Not using VSCode currently but I think pretty much yes. You can goto or peek definition in VSCode. And the find tool has the option to find all occurrences throughout your project.
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> That you can open them up in VSCode, look around and figure out any bugs or issues you're having and even open pull requests to improve them. I think the real skill then is to learn to navigate big codebases in few days time than
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I didn't mean that using it alongside means blindly trusting it. I think its far quick to read the code than write those 15 lines of code generally, especially for those type of code snippets. It also is a less stressful and takes ver
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> What I have a serious problem with is the proposal that this now needs to be part of a workflow when it actually doesn't improve anything. Yes, forcing it in the workflow might be bad for personal growth and overall culture. I th
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An echo chamber propagates the same idea through various channels making it look like the echo chamber is the only truth. My subscriptions stay limited, no every creator creates the same video again and again, once I watch a video I am not
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