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ludicast
3y ago
Big fan of her wizard zines.
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3y ago
here's hoping he had a .swp
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3y ago
Very well done. Took a brief glance through your series and seems to cover most of the important deets.
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4y ago
very nice! I play with some of the jinja in rust variants (askama/minijinja/tera - minijinja being by the creator of jinja) and could see this something like this working well there as well.
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4y ago
I don't find myself needing the browser too much when I code. Other than to reload a page if I'm tweaking something on the FE. Not that I know everything, but I view informational browsing as a distraction while programming. The L
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4y ago
> Without the promo code people are reluctant to try it. Yeah, I mean I used the promo code, was just complementing that you hit on something I was jumping into regardless. Feels like most subscription kids apps are $9 a month max (I los
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4y ago
Sounds like a great app, was hoping for something like this & immediately signed up Initial onboarding flow comments - nice product/market fit - I almost missed the promo code but wouldn't have been a barrier to paying - imagi
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4y ago
100%. Astronvim gives me everything I'd ever want from an IDE, plus with another dozen or so lines of config I make it my own.
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4y ago
> I actually have beer in my fridge and wine from before the pandemic ... so I'm pretty sure I don't have a problem anymore. Lol well said
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4y ago
That's where I heard about it too! Very simple book and loved her talking about it. She possibly saved lives just by sharing her story. Never been a smoker but the take that it's marketed as addictive is something I never consider
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4y ago
Lot of wisdom here. I agree with everything you wrote.
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4y ago
This naked mind is a great recommendation. I drank about half as often as you. Enough to want to cut back, not enough to let me hit rock bottom. Have gradually been moving towards sobriety myself if only because I'm finally taking it a
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4y ago
That's what I do. At least put some level of effort between you and alcohol.
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4y ago
This is always my thought as well. I believe coffee drinkers are less likely to commit suicide too, which definitely would align with the purpose a job gives you (fwiw).
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5y ago
I'm generally apatheistic, but live as if a more playful zen buddhism is "spiritually correct". Closer to church of Dudism if you've ever seen that parody religion. I barely meditate anymore, but think a few minutes of
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5y ago
If at the beginning, Dave Ramsey. His baby steps helped us tremendously. You really only need a few watchings to get it, and he has a great presentation style. I'm not a Christian, so the evangelical parts were odd. But they did get
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5y ago
My masked son had a low pulse ox in his checkup. About 80, the same number that with covid should necessitate a hospital visit. Supposedly a lot of kids have needed to demask to get a good pulse ox. As a parent this terrifies me.
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5y ago
I dont think you realize how unpopular the masks and lockdowns are among people. Especially when it comes to kids being masked. I believe the platform for the right has consolidated to - ending mask/lockdown/mandate - letting pa
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7y ago
I could see that, especially if it was read by him. Watched one of his pluralsight on docker a few years back, remember his speech patterns were really cool.
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7y ago
It's really easy to "mindread" that somebody is doing something for malicious reasons. But that's frequently enough incorrect. Setting up a "virtual truce" where we all forgive quick apologies leaves us a littl
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7y ago
Over the years, I've really come to appreciate Penn Jillette as a public person. Always pops up with new interests and insights. Believe it or not, something about his recent appearance on Rogan inspired me to cut down my drinking. Jus
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7y ago
Great idea, not sure why you're bored down. The slow as shit FDA has killed more people than Stalin.
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7y ago
Scala native seems promising. Would love to see monad hipsters dancing with bare metal.
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7y ago
Agree with your math choices. Professor Leonard is an underrated workhorse - every few months I refresh my knowledge on his channel.
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7y ago
Thank you for recommending this. I'm going to try this method with my "less easy" kid.
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7y ago
2016 is calling :)
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7y ago
Pretty sure Turing was a tremendous runner so seems a true reflection of that at least.
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8y ago
Anarchism. Seriously. Once you embrace the chaos, all of the toxicity is practically pornographic. Tragedies are sad though. Just take comfort that they are less frequent all the time.
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8y ago
I'm not a doctor, but I have had valve-sparing aortic root replacement surgery done myself. think the reason the valve wasn't done was maybe 1) it's a big decision that the surgeon might not have felt comfortable making 2)
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8y ago
lol at someone with a lawyer husband who still needs 2 consecutive car loans but writes an expose of Dave Ramsey. Yeah that's an ad hominem but still come on...
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