oshirisuki

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by oshirisuki 4y ago
just speculation on my part (and an opinion, I don't know about you, but even if someone says it's safe to eat irradiated food, I would strongly prefer not to eat it) I would imagine is difficult to avoid irradiating other things
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by oshirisuki 4y ago
if you're getting into the paralysis trap, you don't really know what you need, based on that, I'd say you don't need it, and shouldn't buy it I weigh in the money I'd spend, the time it might save me, whether
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by oshirisuki 4y ago
work out, you don't necessarily need to spend money on it (I may be assuming money's a concern for you, maybe it isn't?) if you are suffering from depression, you could also consider therapy, if that's a viable option in
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by oshirisuki 4y ago
if you truly want to do something, you do it I don't remember who I heard it from I contrast that with how some people say "I'd like to learn X language" (like Japanese, or Italian, not like Rust) and they don't, so
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by oshirisuki 4y ago
get as bored as you possibly can, put yourself in a situation where your only alternative to boredom is doing something that you think you can only do with motivation, figure out what that is, and then don't allow yourself to do anythi
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by oshirisuki 4y ago
tldr; mute everything, also, you can just get another job I only use slack on my work laptop (no work-related anything on my phone, or any other device), and mute absolutely every channel that is not with my immediate team, and I set times
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by oshirisuki 4y ago
if you went for guaranteed salary, you value peace of mind over exciting, or meaningful work, anyway, and you acted upon that, maybe for your family or whatever you can find meaning in things other than work anyway it might seem a bit extre
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by oshirisuki 4y ago
for mutt, I use Luke Smith's mutt-wizard and can do several accounts, I switch accounts with `i1`, `i2`, etc. for the different accounts, though I'm not sure if that fits your use case for the question I'd say "depends o
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by oshirisuki 4y ago
useful how? for work? leisure? not sure how youtube-dl would be useful during an internet outage, could elaborate on how you'd see a use for it?, I could see rsync still being useful for LAN file transfers (sincerely not trying to be a
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by oshirisuki 4y ago
throughput newer CPUs have higher levels of parallelism, therefore having higher throughput, even at the same frequency the parallelism can be achieved via vector instructions, out of order execution, along with other changes, like better o
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by oshirisuki 4y ago
set yourself up to do something that would force you to socialize a little, and that you would feel bad about not doing once it's set up, for example, volunteer to help take care of elderly people most people in "their deathbed&qu
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by oshirisuki 4y ago
I think sometimes not being able to get a software system with hundreds of thousands, or even millions of lines of code to compile is fine? unless you didn't even do any changes, and it's a matter of the codebase requiring a speci
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by oshirisuki 4y ago
I have notifications for long(ish) tasks I run on the command line, I get an ephemeral popup dialog window saying that the task is done, other than that, only calls/texts in my phone, and even those, only from some contacts (texts, for
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by oshirisuki 4y ago
I think visualization is very useful when dealing with this sort of thing, I found this stackoverflow answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/29916361 very useful, because of the ascii art for visualizing the rebase, and t
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by oshirisuki 4y ago
you and your team must consider merging to master (or whatever your production branch is called) the important thing, not pushing in isolation, though this only works if review blocks merging to that branch this way, it stops being "I
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by oshirisuki 4y ago
do more atelic activities go for a hike just for the sake of going for a hike draw something just for the sake of drawing as in, don't go for a hike for the exercise, or to get better at hiking don't draw to get better at drawing
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by oshirisuki 4y ago
no, you are not alone, I was laid off when the pandemic started, and I got a job doing web dev, I won't go as far as to say I "hated" it, but I didn't like it, I since did a software engineering internship, where I did a
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by oshirisuki 4y ago
there's a recent video by Louis Rossmann on "the myth of passion" that I think is very relevant to this: IBP3ZF2ljGU personally, I think the meaning is in the relationships you form, not in the work itself (unless it's c
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by oshirisuki 4y ago
I don't think "an excuse" is needed, say that you were ill, if someone can't/won't accept that as a valid reason, I wouldn't want to work there anyway
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by oshirisuki 4y ago
I think it's the same as ms-office, they make a format, and they are the only ones that make the software to use the files in that format, it's funny, because adobe reader is very bad, and they ended up "giving it up", n
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by oshirisuki 4y ago
thought this was a prank, but it's real
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by oshirisuki 4y ago
if I understand correctly, your daughter will graduate high school, or similar, and start college/university, and you want to be able to provide advice? to be honest, if you're not already an engineer, or a mathematician, or in