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jackero
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Comment #45054538
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Comment #45031766
I know web developers who just put together WordPress sites and that’s how it’s been for decades. Words matter but you need a thousand of them. Someone could say they’re “into rock…
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Comment #44990096
I legitimately tried my best to like XLST on the web back in the day. The idea behind XLST is nice — creating a stylesheet to transform raw data into presentation. The practice of …
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Comment #44984856
I think this is a basic “being an adult” skill to be honest. We all know those friends that you can’t criticize because they’ll take it poorly.
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Comment #44975555
A few things: - Ratings are very personal. I find some movies funny but others don’t. - There’s more factors involved but there’s no point mentioning them because the movies I like…
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Comment #44975097
Here is a long ass post with some more but they come with a huge disclaimer — they are VERY personal opinions: If you care a lot about plot and hate holes, go for critic >70%. 60-6…
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Comment #44974802
Same. I’m big into filmmaking and arthouse films. But other times I may just want something simple. Using RT’s two-axis score distribution helps narrow down movies.
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Comment #44969352
I find RT scores very accurate but not the raw score. What I mean is that a 70% score is meaningless to me. I need to know the movie genre, the audience score, the age of the movie…
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Comment #44969269
I’m not goal oriented and follow my instincts. There’s no way you could get me to write a 5 year plan for myself. But I will never pick the fork on the road where I will probably b…
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Comment #44864556
I use TickTick. I saw the author tried it but didn’t actually write about it under “What Actually Happened With Each App” I use TickTick over Todoist and other apps because it’s ba…
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Comment #44848147
And model year too. Sometimes you can link the bad years of a generally reliable vendor to a new part e.g. the first year they might have introduced a 10-speed transmission. These …
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Comment #44828244
There was an economies of scale back then with OS-level UI components. If Microsoft spent money on UX research that improved its UI controls, it would benefit a lot of people. Esse…
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Comment #44826411
Maximizing productivity comes from maximizing efficiency. Efficiency is about sitting down and analyzing your tasks holistically and doing min-maxing to ensure every process achiev…
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Comment #44760541
50% of my college education was general education though. And frankly I find it just as valuable.
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Comment #44760285
I like to draw with a mouse. Just takes practice, like anything.
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Comment #44740006
Yeah it’s not universally true. But for some people, there are low hanging fruit like “cut out 4 Pepsi’s a day” (600 calories). If you are already eating reasonable healthy and sti…
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Comment #44738109
Less obvious things that I’ve found over the years are: - Some people just don’t like to eat that much. They don’t actually have a faster metabolism. Eating is just a chore to them…