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by workthrowaway 7y ago
google made the term popular. there is a book on it that kinda expands on what it entails.
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
oh wow, well this is a very silence of the lambs like scenario. thanks for sharing. i, too, have witnessed other animals being extra aware of death in the past.
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
kudos! i got similar problems with optimizing recipes & groceries, but i never got past google keep and apple reminder. anyway, a word of caution about open sourcing. people are quick to scream that you make the source available. but wh
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
this. pretty UI but disjointed documentation. it's quite up to date (for what i do though) but it's hard to get the whole picture.
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
hn is weird in similar regards. you get downvoted and you have no idea who downvoted you and why...
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
that's like, not a "large number" but i digress... just wanted to say that i empathize with the mod that wrote they just were just tired. mods getting tired is reason #1 i left a few communities in the past. it usually means
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
always wonder why functional languages or constructs are often described as being beautiful or using other aesthetic terms. just strange that they are the only ones we ascribe such attributes, among the few paradigms and the many coding sty
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
git was faster. i was using mercurial and svn before git. git was hard to learn but i went with efficiency and speed over convenience. also, if you have a good shell or a good GUI you don't need to memorize git commands. and if you are
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by workthrowaway 7y ago
first time i am using a throwaway account lol. but, hey, i do read the bible on a daily basis or at least try to. i don't consider myself the most "devout" tbh. but reading the bible daily is very easy! i mean everyday readin