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Comment #42187332
The point the author is making seems to be against the consensus of other hand specialists (this is at least my perception, as someone who has an index finger issue and has asked s…
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Comment #42187049
TL;DR nerves are really weird. It tingles all the time. There's a ton of "referred pain". It frequently feels like there is a dental drill going of in my face, when it's not painfu…
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Comment #42185285
I partially amputated (at the joint closest to the nail) my index finger a decade ago, and it’s been a huge impediment. This has motivated me to seek out some other opinions. Sent …
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Comment #39124185
It's not just tree-sitter that makes zed feel snappy. If you're using a reasonably fast language-server, which rust-analyzer apparently is (I didn't know this using vscode), the au…
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Comment #38470317
> The gap in life expectancy between the richest 1% and poorest 1% of individuals was 14.6 years (95% CI, 14.4 to 14.8 years) for men and 10.1 years (95% CI, 9.9 to 10.3 years) for…
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Comment #38428001
The faircloth amendment prohibits an increase in public housing stock. Granted amendments can be repealed, but “refusal” is a bit of an oversimplification in the public housing cas…
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Comment #38278404
Evokes "The Birth and Death of Javascript" (2014) https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death...
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Comment #38258746
Many people (especially from big tech backgrounds), treat interviews as "the time for the candidate to prove that they are good enough to work at my company". I, like you, prefer t…
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Comment #37985725
The Lexus brand was created to sell Americans expensive Toyotas, because when they entered the market there was an inherent perception of Japanese cars as cheap. Internationally a …
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Comment #36473203
I love heavy compound lifts, but find it does something different than cardio. I get maximum benefit when I do both.
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Comment #36003626
My understanding is that any position for too long becomes un-ergonomic, and really our bodies crave variability. I do my most productive coding on my couch in a weird slouching po…
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Comment #35684188
I really appreciate your transparency around, "I am the one who am writing this open source library, and I think it will be more fun to do it this way." Have fun! I truly hope it p…
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Comment #35560150
Or ML
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Comment #35473216
If I'm understanding, for the rust specific case, this generates your BUCK files from your Cargo.toml: https://github.com/facebookincubator/reindeer
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Comment #35329361
Downloaded the app– I'm bummed it doesn't work on websites, I guess I'm a nerd so not the target audience, but I use the mobile web versions of twitter and reddit because I don't w…
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Comment #34985088
The optimism reminds me of all of the "In the year 2000, cars will fly!" of yore.
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Comment #34800036
Linode predaates Vercel, Netlify, & Heroku by several years. Heroku's original value prop was essentially "You don't have to set up a Linode for your rails app anymore, now you can…
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Comment #34321681
I've migrated from a ./scripts directory to a justfile and greatly appreciate the concision and modularity. I understand and have tried source'ing common bash files, but have never…
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Comment #33861902
For native, it's pretty awesome, and it's nice that you can get a hint of what it can do by checking out the web demo.
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Comment #32830282
A new release is cut every 6 weeks, this was merged so it could make it on the 1.65 release train: https://rust-lang.github.io/rustup/concepts/channels.html
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Comment #32543659
> We fled from the sinking ship of cable to the HMS Streaming, like our parents fled the sinking ship of $20 CDs to the iTunes buffet. I am apparently your parent now.
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Comment #32091952
Yesterday it took me and my pair like 3 hours to figure out how to iterate over a vector of things asynchronously. Eventually we found collect'ing into a FuturesUnordered, after al…
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Comment #31675918
The turbofish resolves a bunch of syntax ambiguities[1]. Apparently C++ parsing is undecidable, so building an AST requires arbitrary template instantiation (and C++ templates are …
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Comment #31662525
Don't stress about the gap. I addressed mine by saying: "I had bitcoin and like climbing rocks and doing stuff, now I don't have any bitcoinlololol" and it was totally fine. People…