domepro

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by domepro 1y ago
As someone who is still on 12 pro and probably won't upgrade to a 17 because of no real need - there really is no better way to ensure my repeat business than selling me a phone that lasted me this long.
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by domepro 3y ago
I think, generally speaking there are a lot of contexts here clashing of what people mean by "feature" and "product". For some, "the product" might be a 30+ year legacy multi million loc codebase getting slowly
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by domepro 3y ago
Yeah, I'm really wondering if I'm dumb or something with this whole AI train, but my job as a developer that maintains existing (sometimes quite old) systems is much more about determining what actually needs to be done, gathering
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by domepro 4y ago
Gym for sure is not the best way, but I'm not really lifting heavy weights, it's more of a work on calisthenics, some cardio (usually rowing) and some mobility exercises with the occasional compound lift here and there, cycling is
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by domepro 4y ago
While 500kcal is a good meal (by no means large), it's also less than a 100 gram chocolate bar which I can devour in about 25 seconds. Most of the problem nowadays it that a lot of food is of EXTREME caloric density.
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by domepro 4y ago
Yeah and the guy literally says nothing about his diet. I've been going to the gym for 2 years now with a personal trainer - mostly a wholesome approach and even when doing HIIT intervals, I'm not getting even close to my max of 1
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by domepro 4y ago
in this day and age yes, 72 is young.
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by domepro 4y ago
It's an alternative, but in windows minimizing works on a window, not the entire app. The philosophies of [apps] vs [windows] are just too different, I don't think anyone that wants windows can be happy out-of-the-box, with the
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by domepro 4y ago
command + ` (native) is the bind to swap through same-app-windows
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by domepro 4y ago
I would just like to add that this thread is an absolute gold mine of information. I haven't been full time on a mac since the corona-induced WFH where I just picked stuff up on my desktop, but recently I've picked up an M1 Air to
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by domepro 5y ago
Agreed, as I said, some people will not consider things like visibility, chit chat, camaraderie valuable. I don't really want to be friends with people I work with, or generally spend time with my coworkers when I'm in the office
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by domepro 5y ago
maybe that's the price they're willing to pay for whatever benefits they get from remote work, and maybe they're missing out on what they consider bad things more than good, everyone is different.
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by domepro 5y ago
not really, but maybe have a have thonk about doing something for the hell of it, because it's fun or whatever . Just experiment and have a play and see if you can do something physical that's going to intrinsically motivate you
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by domepro 6y ago
Agreed. Loving something and it turning into a real job with all the added fluff/protocols/whatever (things like talking to customers, having to do marketing, having to meet deadlines and such) will suck up everything you think yo
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by domepro 8y ago
I was always a gamer and therefore a lot of my time at home is spent at my computer. I have a neat trick that I started doing during my university time (ymmv as not everyone will be able to use it). I started with using exclusively linux fo