war1025

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3 points by war1025 6y ago|1 comments
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by war1025 6y ago
That was my first thought. "Great, the Coronavirus is coming for the elephants now"
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by war1025 6y ago
> would have seemingly been caught by watching 1-2 people (other than the software authors) actually try to use it. A thing I always do when doing UI work is actually try to use it . I feel like that is glossed over by my coworkers so o
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by war1025 6y ago
I tried that `jj` or `jk` thing for a while and it just did not click with me at all. I tried it because I was having a bunch of wrist pain. The actual solution to my wrist pain was easy: Don't code on a laptop keyboard. The ergonomics
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by war1025 6y ago
I think it's highly industry and probably project dependent. If company policy is that "we use X", then probably you're not going to have many people stray from that. The bigger the organization, the more likely you are
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by war1025 6y ago
> I just don't see how this is more ergonomic than Jetbrains where any file - not just 'open' ones - is readily available with all sorts of search methods with a single shortcut. I would guess the difference is that I use
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by war1025 6y ago
I've been using vim for ~8 years now as my editor at work. I don't even use the "fancy" movements that everyone always brags about. It's still way more convenient to move around in than any other editor I've us
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by war1025 6y ago
Not a hill I'm wanting to die on. You win.
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by war1025 6y ago
> No one was actually excited for it, there were just a ton of articles that made you think you others were. My impression every time I heard about it was people weren't even buying into the "other people were excited" par
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by war1025 6y ago
> Describing it as anti-racist is some kind of Orwellian doublethink Sort of like anti-fascism.... Per Wikitionary [1]: Any system of strong autocracy or oligarchy usually to the extent of bending and breaking the law, race-baiting, and
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by war1025 6y ago
> Can we not accept that both of these things are worthy things to fight against I am pretty certain that the majority of people in the country can agree on that. The trouble is, it's hard to ignore the kid throwing the tantrum in t
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by war1025 6y ago
> It's insane and it leads to conservative resurgence Unclear what you mean exactly. The way I interpret it, please correct me if I'm wrong, is: The concept of "White Fragility" is so ridiculous and overbearing t
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by war1025 6y ago
A thing I heard somewhere, I think on an episode of the Permaculture Podcast [1], was to stop thinking of it as "invasive" plants. Plants aren't "invading", they're filling a niche that is under-served. The way
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by war1025 6y ago
> This is categorically bad advice. Then perhaps a simpler version: Don't be dumb.
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by war1025 6y ago
It always seemed obvious to me that there has to be some caloric value left in poop, and that it probably varied from person to person. I read a book about pigs a few years back, and it said there are certain breeds of pig that are easier t
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by war1025 6y ago
Sort of a tangent, but I legitimately thought at the start of lockdown that people would lose weight on average because they couldn't go out to eat anymore. It turns out I just completely underestimated how much people eat out, and how
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by war1025 6y ago
Here in Iowa, I see these "Ditch Witch" things [1] everywhere they do utility work. Seems like they can do pretty quick work with them. [1] https://www.ditchwitch.com/directional-drills
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by war1025 6y ago
I don't use Spotify, but a decade ago my Pandora did the exact same thing. It was like the more I tried to tell it which music I liked, the less it played music I wanted to hear.
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by war1025 6y ago
I feel like this article would have really benefited from that template format you see tossed around of: - Tell me what you're going to tell me - Tell me the thing - Tell me what you told me I didn't have the patience to read the
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by war1025 6y ago
Eight years into my current gig, posts like this make me wonder whether I'm just particularly easy going, or if I've landed on a rare job that is pretty much stress free.
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by war1025 6y ago
I don't know how "real life" it is, but Sarah and Duck [1] is about the best young kids show we've come across. It used to be on Netflix, but they took it off. We've bought all 9? seasons on Amazon by now though. It
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by war1025 6y ago
> There's an alt right author called Vox Day Went down a strange rabbit hole there for a while this morning after reading this. Ready to come back up for air now and put that behind me a while.
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by war1025 6y ago
I've never heard of it before you mentioning it. That does look to be more in line with what I'd want. A bit confused why they wouldn't leverage the same technology in Meet since that seems to be the product that gets more pr
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by war1025 6y ago
> Either they'll self-censor, or they'll "flip the switch" and just go totally anti-mainstream I wouldn't call myself alt-right, far from it in fact. But I definitely see this happening in me over the past few ye
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by war1025 6y ago
> I'm using a pseudonym everywhere now. I've wondered a couple times recently how dangerous it is that I'm easily discoverable. I tell myself that since I live in the Midwest, the worst of it hasn't reached here yet.
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by war1025 6y ago
I read somewhere that downvotes are capped to -4 and it made me much less likely to self-censor when I felt like I had a valid point. I know that the people who disagree with me outnumber those that agree, but the way that the upvotes bounc
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by war1025 6y ago
I haven't used Zoom, but I have attempted to use Google Meet for video chat and it was an abysmal tire fire. My mom wanted to do a family video chat over Easter and I thought, "Hey, we use Google Meet at work. I bet it will be gre
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by war1025 6y ago
> Nobody living in the Western world has been spared exposure to the ideas he is so in love with If that were the case, he wouldn't have the massive following he does.
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by war1025 6y ago
I feel like the thing about Jordan Peterson is the advice he offers seems pretty obvious if it's stuff you've been exposed to. The thing people miss is there are a lot of people out there who haven't been exposed to such idea
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by war1025 6y ago
I read the book "Never Home Alone" [1] last year. It's about all the tiny critters that are around us all the time without us noticing them. One of the things the author mentioned that stuck with me is never to assume that so

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