drywater2

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Signs You Are Living in an Information Crap-Pocalypse(honest-broker.com)
68 points by drywater2 3y ago|20 comments
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by drywater2 5y ago
I think it's better if I stick with my GoPro hero9, which can be used as a cam. It's the same price, but I can take it with me anywhere, film in 4k60fps and it has some stabilization software which is really good.
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by drywater2 5y ago
Same. I feel like games are fun, but at some point there are diminishing returns and negatively affect your social life.
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by drywater2 5y ago
Smartphone and internet addiction?
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Ask HN: Projects for learning a language?
76 points by drywater2 5y ago|60 comments
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Ask HN: Advices for Burnout and Depression?
39 points by drywater2 5y ago|23 comments
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by drywater2 5y ago
It's pretty sturdy, although the K2 keys seem much more solid. I bought this keyboard because of the low key travel and tactile feel. Although it's low profile I still needed a wrist pad to enjoy it. About the quality, they seem p
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by drywater2 5y ago
I recently bought a Keychron K3 gateron brown keyboard. I'm really enjoying it because it's a low profile mechanical keyboard. Highly recommend it.
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Ask HN: Are displays/filter apps blocking enough blue light?
1 points by drywater2 5y ago|0 comments
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by drywater2 5y ago
Wow. This seems a little hardcore. A friend of mine managed to get a job at Amazon by interviewing in Haskell.
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Ask HN: What language should I use for tech interviews?
2 points by drywater2 5y ago|4 comments
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by drywater2 5y ago
Done some research on this. It's not that interviewing in C++ isn't ok, but you'll increase your chances to fail due to language complexity and time to edit the code. Nobody cares at the language level how you optimize your c
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by drywater2 5y ago
Hi. I have the same problem as you. I tried a lot of software on my phone that doesn't let me use Twitter or Reddit, unless I enter some dumb code or something. Most of this software just tracks your time on each app and doesn't f