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by 3523582908 2y ago
My own personal experience, but my 80 year old FIL changed a lot after he started going to dance classes. He was always in decent physical health, but prior to the classes he was a very stressed, unhappy, solitary type of person. Since then
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by 3523582908 2y ago
Senior Engineer tends to be a catch-all phrase for people who have 3+ years of experience but, for whatever reason, are getting into the next level of promotions (Staff for IC/TLs, manager for EMs). Most people are in this group, and t
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by 3523582908 2y ago
hey! I was wondering if you'd be willing to explain what project references are and why you would do test config this way?
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by 3523582908 2y ago
I'm spending the summer in Canada, where they invest a lot in third spaces, and the difference between Canada and the US in this regard is night and day. - Parks: A lot of them, every few blocks there's a large, well maintained pa
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by 3523582908 2y ago
I really appreciated this way of looking at HTMX! Thank you!
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by 3523582908 2y ago
Have you used vercel before? It's a lot more than just a layer on AWS. They really understand specifically what Front end engineers need to be productive with their external stakeholders (ie: design, product, etc). I'm sure other
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by 3523582908 2y ago
I love me a daily planner, personally. I like having a page per day to organize my thoughts by hand.
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by 3523582908 2y ago
There's a notion of "empty commits" (commits without messages) in JJ. These are basically the "staging area" of git, and if you try to `jj git push` it JJ will reject. So these commits cannot make it to the remote b
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by 3523582908 2y ago
It's been my daily driver for the last 3 months, and it's really amazing. Highly recommend trying it out!
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by 3523582908 2y ago
I am a fan of the dev branch strategy [1], where I have a specific commit that holds all my customizations that I rebase off of. This blog post has it set up such that git automatically ignore pushing the dev commit, but I haven't real
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by 3523582908 2y ago
I use Jiujitsu, and my personal experience is that the basic "write code, git add what specifically I want to history" flow is the same. The working commit is the effective staging area and it doesn't get forever committed
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by 3523582908 2y ago
A while ago I watched this highly disturbing documentary produced by Vice about the prevalence of rape in the DRC as a weapon of war and terror against women. [1]. I have to imagine that this is involved, somehow. 1: https://www.
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by 3523582908 2y ago
> nice to see @middayai generative ui features built on @vercel AI sdk midday is becoming one of the best OSS @nextjs real-world apps I see this quote on your home page. What's your experience using generative UI?
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by 3523582908 2y ago
When I started meditating, one of the first things I noticed was how I would stop breathing the moment I got on a computer. Kind of mindblowing that this issue is effecting many people!
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by 3523582908 2y ago
> The manager [...] fails to include me or the team > The director [...] communicates only through [the manager] It sounds like this is the intended culture of your management structure, or at least in this local hierarchy you exist
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by 3523582908 2y ago
I had the opposite experience when my grandparents died -- I watched everybody in my family cling on to ventilators, invasive treatments, and chemotherapy, for both of them to die painfully attached to tubes in an emergency hospital ward. M
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by 3523582908 2y ago
> This is because, Artificial Intelligence is very much unlike Human Intelligence. What an interesting, nuanced take. Thanks for sharing, you've given me a lot to think about.
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by 3523582908 2y ago
gorgeous!! did you build the ui yourself or did you use a package to help? how did that go?
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by 3523582908 2y ago
Not the original poster, but I do the same. I have a private "therapy/ranting journal" that I use to just write out all my negative thoughts and dump it in there. I find it extremely safe and refreshing to do so. It's me
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by 3523582908 3y ago
I meet a ton of people at the gym
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by 3523582908 3y ago
Hmm, I think there are some kinds of universal cultural expectations that the Deep Springers I know have tended to defy. Imagine someone went to Harvard, you'd expect that they have a classic high paying industry job. But instead they
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by 3523582908 3y ago
I'm married to a Deep Springer. I've been lucky to go there once, during the Centennial. Yes, they are brilliant. Yes, they are hilariously weird and counter-cultural. The college is absolutely gorgeous. I would cherish the opport
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by 3523582908 3y ago
I didn't know this had a name! This was by far my favorite property of ChakraUI. Thanks!
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by 3523582908 3y ago
I recommend trying to build it in something like Minecraft or Roblox. They both have rudimentary environments that are already set up with things like 3D and controls, and can be programmed.
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by 3523582908 3y ago
One con: Pens dry out! If you're not regularly writing with them, the vast majority of pens (minus the Platinum ones) will dry out. Yes, my 20 year old ballpoint pen has dried out. But the vast majority of my ballpoints, gels, etc pens
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by 3523582908 3y ago
Hey man, I feel like your comment came from a good place and this might be something that you don't know, but asking lefties to switch hands is a pretty emotionally sensitive topic. In modern society (as recently as 2007) left-handers
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by 3523582908 3y ago
wow, i really empathized with this i was so burnt out upon entering MIT, and now i regret not taking a gap year or something. i feel like i missed out on a great learning opportunity thank you for writing this. you opened a bit of a window
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by 3523582908 3y ago
Honestly, a huge part of the realization for me was that a majority of my notes are not worth reviewing or keeping! This is probably just to do with the way that I note keep, but so many of them are junk. So instead now I take notes on pa
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by 3523582908 3y ago
For me, the issue with Coke isn't that one Can can kill you. It's that I never seem to be able to drink only one can. When I drink Coke, it becomes the primary way I hydrate. So five, six cans a day is not uncommon. I can't s
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by 3523582908 3y ago
A lot of people use GraphQL. Like everything else, there's pros and cons. If you've invested highly into a certain tool you're going to see all of the pains.

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