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I don't think this kind of spam is new. Its just your perspective that determines this is immoral . An argument can be made that any tool built to gain SEO advantage is also borderline immoral and those tool exists for almost a de
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Because as a paying customer you(and your team) likely will reach for support to get things fixed if they are not working as expected. An early release is not worth the time and effort for professional support. OpenAI doesn't have thos
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Let's just say Google is far more mainstream than ChatGPT. Non-tech Normies who haven't tried or heard of ChatGPT will hear about Bard trust Google and would want to try it asap.
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I can rewrite the same passage every day and I'll be very good at writing that passage. I don't think that is working toward mastery of writing. Theres a quote Doing the same thing again and again and expecting different
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But isn't the habit necessary in the first place on the path to mastery?
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There are two sides to it, giving some habit a break which you built can be a good thing as you mentioned in some context as you get a fresh new look at the habit/hobby/topic after a break but it also could lead to not able to c
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Sure to get better at something you have to practice, the more regular you are it the easier it gets?. But writing has some other benefits which not all non-creative activities have. Some of the benefits make you a better person perhaps, th
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I think most times the horror stories and complexities of DevOps from the past (which likely paved the path for convenient cloud providers) is what keeps people away from running their own servers. That being said, I run much smaller projec
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I am not the person you asked, but with Telescope you can check/toggle open buffers very quickly, once you get used to it, its far quicker than using tabs(for open buffers). I do have nvim-tree installed but I rarely use it as most tim
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I inferred that meditation helped them to understand surface thoughts vs deep thoughts as generally surface thoughts are loud, immediate and what create bad habits. By being able to discard those during meditation, they were able to work on
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I have heard so much about this browser from dev & tech podcasts and websites[1]. Those who use it really love it, I wish their website had a video demo at least. This landing page has some screenshots at least https://studen
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Its one of the things about exiting Vim. If you type :q, and there are unsaved changes it will prompt you to save it first and not let you quit. So most people do :wq so that it saves and then quit or do :q! to quit without saving changes.
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I am one of those who is never been satisfied with my current calendar/todo/task/planner solution that's because we are productivity nerds. Every year or every few years you tend of optimize what you are doing as you g
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Yes for now based on yellow cards. The tiebreaker goes this way - Goal difference - Total number of goals scored. - Number of points between teams concerned. - GD between the teams concerned. - Team conduct score - Yellow Card: -1 point
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Very apt distinction of being a software engineer vs other things. Not everyone has to learn Rust and write a new compiler One can manage their expectations from programming by aiming to learn to code and only work with high level languages
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Very nice system. I too prefer a graph paper hard bound notebook and I follow the Ryder Carroll's bullet journaling format. Currently its just a daily log of tasks but I am planning to expand to be a dev log too. > For long project
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Yup almost. Its not how you save it, its about having the .LOG in the first line. Hit enter and save it. Now everytime you open that file, it will append the the timestamp to it.
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It is still in alpha, I am guessing a lot of backward compatibility might still be added to it before the stable release. And the article exclusively testing it against just Next.js build could be an indicator as of how optimized it is for
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The For you feed [1] (currently in beta) supposedly does that, one of the things it will populate with is, updates about your starred repos. [1] https://docs.github.com/en/account-and-profile/setting-up-an...
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Thanks for sharing the video. Very interesting points they bring up, our brain is efficient and resists change so it needs to be trained to thrive in adversity and the concept of seeking quick solutions than rather work for the change. I
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Thanks for sharing your insights. > Any of my limited success in life has come from my willingness to build things that already exist... ...You just need to capture a small slice of an existing market to make a bit of money. That is an
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Basically the 'Eisenhower Matrix', I tried it and really struggle with the Delegation and Elimination task.
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Congrats on the launch, at some point I too considered building something like this but after a quick research I realized there is a very popular free service and a freemium service which does exactly the same. I genuinely want to know from
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I don't think the problem is how you narrate it to yourself. I agree you have to stop saying you are in some kind of rut at some point to start acting to get out of it but the reason why that difficult to do when you are in a rut is be
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> simply just live in the 21st century with all of it's stresses All the listicles which talk about ways to replenish your energy talk about various healthy habits, and mostly psychological things which isn't possible in an
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I am a victim of bursts of motivation and then suddenly I have zero energy to keep up with what I have been doing which was good for me. And then I slowly slip into the bad habits I thought I had gotten rid off and then motivation comes bac
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Maybe because it can then also cater to audiences who do not generally visit such sites or reading long-er articles. or maybe it recapture reader's attention, there recently (or always have been) this idea that if you don't like w
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I use hop[1] to jump horizontally. Hop can also be used with any other commands like v, d, c, y etc. And generally if I know where I want to go, I would just search with / instead of doing jjjjjjjjj [1] https://github.com&#x
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Most people got confused with the wording in their recent policy change for the free plan. They recently changed the policy for Organization-owned repos. The continuous deployment for organization-owned private repos is no longer allowed in
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I genuinely thought it was my graphic driver glitch that for a second all my screens went dark. Not until I read your comment here did I realise they were connected.

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