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_zachs

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    Do you mind sharing which type you take (brand as well)? I tried magnesium glycinate supplements for two nights in a row and they kept me wide awake.

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    Yeah I'm sure the Uyghurs there can tell you all about the cool shit going down for them! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persecution_of_Uyghurs_in_Chin...

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    I think that's a pretty loaded statement and honestly wild way to make comparisons. What do "The Jews" have to do with this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvxV4knxpLQ This isn't …

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    This is super important - even if it's not currently the best measure of degradation yet. Anecdotally, Opus 4.5 has gotten so bad for me it's almost adding time to my workflow inst…

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    MeritFirst | Software Engineer | Austin, TX (onsite) MeritFirst is a VC-backed startup building a new way to identify talent, where intelligence, problem-solving, and adaptability …

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    MeritFirst | Software Engineer | Austin, TX (onsite) MeritFirst is a VC-backed startup building a new way to identify talent, where intelligence, problem-solving, and adaptability …

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    You can take kahnclusions' word for it, or you can take Eugene Wigner's: > I have known a great many intelligent people in my life. I knew Planck, von Laue and Heisenberg. Paul Dir…

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    Really cool! Like i_c_b mentioned my only feedback is that, even in the practice mode, there's a lot of negative feedback. I'd recommend adding a step to the practice mode where wh…

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    Thanks for the insight! At a high-level, how did Likes work when you were at Twitter? Were a certain amount of Like requests batched then applied at the DB level at the same time t…

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    Not too long ago I tried getting Haskell Language Server, GHC, Cabal, Stack, etc. to play nice together in Neovim but didn't have much luck. Has anyone else here had luck with Neov…

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    Agreed! I was excited because I thought I was going to get a better explanation of Foldable than what the linked docs provide!

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    Agreed! The article seems more geared towards a lesson teaching teamwork and not being a code cowboy than about clean code.

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    This looks awesome! Any way to subscribe for when a Linux version is available?

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    Comment #25161635

    Interesting! Is this supposed to be an easier-to-read Rust?

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    Once they remove the touch bar and add back normal function keys I'll switch back from my ThinkPad to a Macbook Pro.

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    > Through 2015, the Airbus A320 family has experienced 0.12 fatal hull-loss accidents for every million takeoffs, and 0.26 total hull-loss accidents for every million takeoffs; one…

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    That's just completely not true: https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/the-most-dangerous-cities-i...

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    I'm stuck between learning Clojure and Elixir (for a backend that will power a web app). The one thing pulling me towards Clojure is ClojureScript, and the fact that I'd be able to…

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    My experience is very anecdotal, but there's a point where the pay/stock options are definitely enough to keep people around. I have a few friends in this exact position now, where…

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    I'll build you a clone and charge $0.83 a month! Sound good?

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    What are you building with Rust? Curious about its prod usage!

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    Don't develop on Windows but I hear their new WSL2 lets you have a pretty well-working Linux environment.