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by 888666 1y ago
I agree. Many things we benefit from are free or significantly reduced in price due to the profitability of advertising. I would not want to live in a world where I'd have to find everything through word of mouth and not get to try fre
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by 888666 2y ago
I used mine on a Claude AI pro subscription. You can get a year billed upfront for $216. Falls under productivity/learning tool.
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by 888666 3y ago
To warn users so they're aware that the lifespan of the product they're using may be very short, and therefore they may lose something they put a lot of investment in. It's empathy.
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by 888666 3y ago
As a woman, men who are focused on stuff like this (beyond basic physical and financial health) scare and repel me.
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by 888666 3y ago
The reason why I dislike it is that, compared to 3rd party apps, it's slow and the design is overly busy. I prefer a more minimalistic design. The excessive tracking doesn't help.
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by 888666 3y ago
If it's so clear, and people disagree, wouldn't it be common sense to just say it? Declining to comment makes no sense here.
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by 888666 3y ago
This has genuinely worked for reducing cognitive load for me.
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by 888666 4y ago
This is very interesting, but this doesn't seem like a good thing to me. We don't need to be productive all the time. As he mentions, he had little time to introspect; I much prefer having downtime where I can stop and think for a
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by 888666 4y ago
I use software for most of the things you mentioned and I don't pay for any subscriptions. I have always found tools I enjoy that give me what I want for free.
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by 888666 4y ago
I don't believe I comment excessively, but in code reviews I've only ever been told to remove comments rather than to add more while working as a software engineer.
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by 888666 4y ago
It's not voluntary for many people in India.
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by 888666 4y ago
How does providing information have anything to do with placing blame?
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by 888666 4y ago
Selling robots
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by 888666 4y ago
Could that possibly be a failure on the part of your future self rather than on your past self?
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by 888666 4y ago
Seeking financial independence is more about having the freedom to choose whether to keep working or not. Many pursue the FI over the RE and find great joy and meaning in their work. If you'd be in deep trouble if you suddenly lost you
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by 888666 5y ago
Not global, but I landed a high paying remote job without a LC-style interview. However, I did spend a lot of time studying data structures & algorithms for such an interview, and in this interview I was tasked with looking at existing
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by 888666 5y ago
I used https://neocities.org/ recently to make a simple static html website with no issues and no configuration. And I'm someone who usually uses the more "advanced" stuff. It's nice having the freedom t
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by 888666 5y ago
It does not.
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by 888666 6y ago
Sure, but I use Twitter to relax and enjoy specific types of content. It doesn't need to be your source of knowledge.