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by vitro 5y ago
Give me variable interpolation in strings and I'll be happy.
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by vitro 5y ago
From the About page: > ZeroVer is satire, please do not use it.
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by vitro 5y ago
Yep, we have an airport nearby and anytime you can pay and go for a flight. As for thermals, also search for gliding birds as they may have found them first!
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by vitro 5y ago
Wow. Didn't know of this feature until now. Thank you!
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by vitro 5y ago
With gaming, I've started to allow myself play only during Friday evenings and Saturdays. It's like a reward after whole week. Also I play only on the computer, got rid of mobile games completely because of ads and in app purchase
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by vitro 5y ago
Their Black Rock FM is also nice. What I get a kick from is when I suddenly know how to solve the problem and music changes accordingly, gives you a hacker-movie-like feel :)
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by vitro 5y ago
There is also Brain.fm: https://www.brain.fm/ which should use a generated music to help you focus, they also have some research behind it. I listen to it here and there and it seems to work for me.
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by vitro 5y ago
Applies really nicely to music. First you learn the rules so you know when you can break them. But if you start breaking the rules from the start, people will think you have never learned them in the first place.
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by vitro 5y ago
Probably not. But what about "I felt well in my body after getting drunk" metric?
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by vitro 6y ago
Does some tool like that exist but only for audio tracks?
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by vitro 6y ago
Slow is precise and precise is fast.
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by vitro 6y ago
I've seen a video where they recorded a runner running barefoot and in shoes. When running barefoot, you tend to step on a front of your foot and much less vibration go to your whole body this way. I've bought barefoot shoes mysel
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by vitro 6y ago
How do you get results of your query to SomeObject then? I think it depends on the use case, as always. I use Hibernate for our platform, which is used at most by 10-20 people at once. There ORM is a huge help because I can just easily view
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Bash code generator for command-line arguments(github.com)
78 points by vitro 6y ago|51 comments
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by vitro 6y ago
For a sense of an accomplishment and knowing that you have made world a bit better place while enjoying what you do, maybe? Japanese has a nice word for it, "Ikigai".
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by vitro 6y ago
It could, but I cannot tell from my experience. Searching for "harmonica breathing exercise" gave me results with exercises that are similar to exercises for other instruments.
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by vitro 6y ago
And I would add that whatever you find that works for you, keep doing it. Again and again. Like brushing your teeth. Because those causes may tend to slip back in after some time.
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by vitro 6y ago
Wind musical instrument is also a great way for learning how to breathe. I have started learning flute in my twenties and found out that I do not breathe properly. Find a good teacher. Yoga also helps. With flutes, there are many, I have en
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15 minutes(slamdunkmath.blogspot.com)
1 points by vitro 6y ago|0 comments
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by vitro 7y ago
Latency is not that big problem I'd say. We play a music where it does not matter that much, sometimes just playing one long tone for the length of everyone's breath. I just would like to hear everybody at the same time, but what
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by vitro 7y ago
We hold regular flute meetings and play together. In this quarantine time we wanted to meet online, but if we play all at once, it seems I cannot hear everyone else at the same time. I guess it is as if everyone was shouting over everyone e
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by vitro 7y ago
What about Mashinky? Sorry :)
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by vitro 7y ago
World is not just US. It would be nice to have country-dependent pricing, relative to their poverty index or some other quantifier. That way everyone could afford to pay for the service and would "feel" the price in a same way. I
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Bashible: An Ansible-inspired deployment/automation tool written in Bash DSL(github.com)
132 points by vitro 7y ago|83 comments
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by vitro 7y ago
duck.com :)
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by vitro 7y ago
Yes, Xkcd has nice strip for this called "Is it worth the time?" https://xkcd.com/1205/
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by vitro 7y ago
So exploiting people's ignorance or lack of knowledge and/or experience is ok, you say?
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by vitro 7y ago
I once worked on a desk opposite a guy, who had often his finger in his nose, searching, finding and taking out.. you know. After weeks of hesitation, once I told him: "Please, if you need to do it, do it in the bathroom". He said
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by vitro 7y ago
There is also a difference in how body absorbs caffeine. With coffee there are spikes in the energy while with the tea the caffeine is absorbed over a greater period of time. I've stopped drinking coffee for that reason, now having a c
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by vitro 7y ago
Is growing pie sustainable?

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