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by r3n 19d ago
I wonder what alternative methods people use nowadays that are good enough but still simple and lightweight ? secret management services have its own place but not everyone have those available.
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by r3n 1mo ago
I'm excited about the new QoL improvements on minibuffer completion. With these two variables, the default minibuffer completion can now automatically open and update the list without you having to <tab>. completion-eager-display
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by r3n 2mo ago
It's about tradeoff, sometimes those limitations doesn't really matter that much, sometimes they are. The point is not to settle on a superior option so we never need to think the again but to understand the difference and choose
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by r3n 3y ago
Similar to author's experience, I find increasing friction to access social media (or anything I want to restrict) is a good way to stop me fall into consume mode mindlessly. There was a period of time in my life that I spent lots of t
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by r3n 3y ago
Based on what I see on the website, I think some (if not all) of them can be done via custom key/gesture settings that supported by your mouse manufacturers (e.g. Logitech Options).
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by r3n 3y ago
Is there a guide to teach these reluctant sysadmins how to evaluate, plan, and choose between all these different methods ? For me, I find the hardest part of securing systems are usually to decide what is good enough for the current situat
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by r3n 4y ago
With limited knowledge about the project and the team, here are my two cents: project management. For example, ask your team to break down the tasks and provide a schedule for each task, and try to help them follow the schedule. If a task i
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by r3n 5y ago
Dose anyone has good advices to change this kind of mindset ? It is hard for me to not be judgmental about stuff I disagree, and I can tell this attitude is causing more trouble than I would like in many different area of my life.
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by r3n 5y ago
I use both for almost 10 years, here are my experiences: The main advantage of IntelliJ or any other IDE by JetBrains over Emacs, is that the out of box experience IDE provided, especially from a new programmer's perspective. All they
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by r3n 5y ago
Thank you for sharing this. I'm suffering from work burnout and are planning to quit my current job to pursue a more balanced, self-sustainable way working for myself. Seeing your post help me understand I'm not alone.
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by r3n 5y ago
Is there any good guide on how to use environment variables as config properly, especially on managing and deploying them to servers ? I am having hard time figuring these out. So I rarely use environment variables.
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by r3n 7y ago
> In the end, the protests will only hurt HK. I want to point out that Hong Kong people tried every way they can before this protest. They are aware the consequence.
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by r3n 7y ago
Just learn a little bit is enough for you to start using and configuring Emacs. However, when you want to do more advance configuration (e.g. write your own feature), you will need to learn more about Emacs lisp and Emacs’s API.
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by r3n 7y ago
Since you are not fine with it, you have two options: 1. You quit right away. 2. You force yourself go to work and eventually burn out then quit. Unless you are in a position that can influence the company, it doesn't worth your time t
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YAAP: SWAGGINZZZ – A Tool Assisted Nethack Speedrun on NAO(pellsson.github.io)
10 points by r3n 8y ago|0 comments
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by r3n 8y ago
Tha explains why I found some purchase records (iOS app from AppStore, books & goods from Amazon) in my google data takeout.
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by r3n 8y ago
Another happy customer of Fastmail here, and these are my opinions why you should give it a try: 1. They often express their opinions on topics like security and privacy. Like how things impact their users, where they stand, and how they pl
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by r3n 8y ago
It seems to me that you expect: 1. You should not fail at anything. 2. You should not feel unfamiliar at anything. 3. It is your faults that you could not provide best answer for your clients. But I think you will agree these ideas are unre
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by r3n 8y ago
I read "Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy" recently and think this book can help you.
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by r3n 8y ago
This was funded in 2014 on Kickstarter, but it has been a while (2015) since the author provide updates to the backers.
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by r3n 8y ago
Not new books, just something I'm currently reading. - Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy This book teach you about depression and how you can apply cognitive therapy techniques to help you. I'm in the second part of the book and
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by r3n 8y ago
In Safari you can ask it to load certain websites with reader view automatically. If you do so, Safari will change to reader view as soon as it can render the page. This how I deal with the annoying stuff in Medium.
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by r3n 8y ago
I would suggest one use these as a sign of "there is another way to write these code", rather than follow it without knowing why you need it.
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by r3n 8y ago
Public servers like NAO is also a good place to learn NetHack. https://www.alt.org/nethack/ You can download session files from players and play it on your machine, their configs are also available on the website.
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by r3n 8y ago
Official guidebook for basic knowledge http://www.nethack.org/v361/Guidebook.html For more advanced mechanics & spoiler http://www.steelypips.org/nethack/ There is also a NetHack wiki https:
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by r3n 9y ago
I try to find out why he made this list, and here is what I found on the google. https://www.mail-archive.com/silklist@lists.hserus.net/msg08... > ... In any event, it occurred to me that, past 30, I could no longer