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Comment #34781401
Obviously too little information to tell, but I was experiencing the same thing consistently as a cloud engineer before finding out I had ADHD. Diagnosed at 28 & eventually found a…
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Comment #33796925
Take up Emacs! You'll always have something you want to tinker with, and programming in lisps is a lot of fun. You get the added benefit that any tinkering you /do/ do benefits you…
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Comment #33721779
The article also indicates the fish were cooked at a controlled temperature
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Comment #33413450
https://github.com/morhetz/gruvbox It's been years, but I always come back to gruvbox
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Comment #32753708
This sounds like a rudimentary implementation of a Zettelkasten system. Basically it's a philosophy of taking atomic notes, with no predefined hierarchy/structure where notes refer…
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Comment #32215731
If it is publicly accessible, they cannot limit the means by which you access the information from the perspective of the law. This was seen in the case of Oracle & another company…
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Comment #32196727
The differing scroll rates of the side-grid & background image is called the parallax effect. Besides that, it looks like some CSS animations specified in the stylesheet around the…
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Comment #30847286
Can confirm this is exactly the case in Seattle.
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Comment #28526382
Or, you know, decrease animal agriculture
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Comment #28484349
Agreed that whitespace requires an adjustment period, but editors from vanilla VI on servers, to your choice editor handle whitespace with very little issues. Add in automatic form…
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Comment #27923783
This reminds me of Go DB Ledger https://github.com/darcys22/godbledger
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Comment #27191064
This looks like a very early-stage rediscovery of the zettelkast note-taking technique. I'd recommend reading up on it more, if you are interested in taking atomic notes, organizin…