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blymphony

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About blymphony

https://github.com/unblevable

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/unblevable; my proof: https://keybase.io/unblevable/sigs/6cVhoTYVdIuc33IMIp6eMlQ8PK3fx71JIMak8txTOrE ]

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    I'm as a big of a horror movie fan as you can find, and I'm completely dumbfounded by the jump scares marketing is allowed to show in trailers nowadays. IMO (coming from someone wh…

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    But it's odd that these characteristics are the same across models from different labs. I find it hard to believe that researchers across competing companies are coordinating on so…

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    Comment #44516150

    What are other memorable tag lines from them?

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    Comment #40988128

    Not a startup, but a winddown (wind down)

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    Comment #35633064

    Warning that this links to illustrations of bugs. That sort of thing makes me jump out of my seat

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    Comment #33986901

    Sounds like a fancy name for a hiring freeze

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    Comment #30884204

    I'm surprised people in this thread are so opposed to trying to gain status. It took me too long to realize, but status, like money, is just a tool at your disposal in society. You…

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    Comment #30320776

    Definitely, agree. And before someone argues with the expected rebuttal, I think there’s a difference between chasing happiness and rationally acting upon your wants. In the US at …

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    Comment #24844951

    Isn't it a good habit to store the length of the array regardless of browser implementation? Technically, accessing a variable is simply faster than a property access on an object,…

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    Comment #24432196

    It's not out of the question to save the best part of a presentation for last.

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    Comment #23072098

    I also map my Caps Lock to Control, but don't forget that Ctrl + [ is the equivalent of Escape in vi/vim. It's a chord, but it ends up being much more convenient for me since the k…

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    Maybe not as comprehensive, but https://cronometer.com/ goes to lengths to break down foods by amino acids (super helpful for protein tracking and weightlifting) and micronutrients…

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    Comment #22548275

    As an Asian American, let's not try to speak on behalf of a minority of 18+ million. Especially to downplay a possibly valid concern of an individual of your supposed group

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    Comment #20507748

    That is true, since the commenter never specified. I work for the U.S. government.

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    Comment #20507125

    Not even government jobs are out of reach for you. I work as a federal employee without any college degree doing web development with React/Node/AWS.

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    Comment #16519433

    If you want more information than can be given by a comment from a friendly stranger, I’d suggest reading “How to Be an Imperfectionist” by Stephen Guise. Although I’d assume that …

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    Comment #16022671

    That's a clever layout you have going on there.

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    Comment #15507850

    I wrote a plugin [1] that highlights the first occurrences of characters from your cursor, to make f/F/t/T/;/, easier to use. [1] https://github.com/unblevable/quick-scope

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    Comment #10316184

    I consider myself at least an intermediate user of Vim, and I'm glad that you mentioned the "f" motion (along with its cousins "t" and ";"). I don't think these keys get enough exp…