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Comment #39494755
Would you be willing to speak more about your disability, evaluations, and your day-to-day? I’d also be curious as to your evaluations, and whether or not you’ve appealed via the A…
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Comment #32345080
Really enjoyed this. One issue: sharing my results was not great. Pasting in iMessage gave the result text and the image; pasting in discord only gave the text; pasting in telegram…
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Comment #31690510
How do you account for confounding variables? For example, unseen or alternative methods of communication e.g. body language like bobbing, or clicking their beaks? Or even the tona…
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Comment #31093288
Really cool post, thanks for sharing!
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Comment #30966568
I’m not familiar with the “Unix Fundamentals” class (got a link?) but when I have interns I make the “missing semester”[1] course part of their onboarding. I find it’s a nice balan…
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Comment #30963207
If you tap the page options (the ‘Aa’ icon in the url bar) you can zoom the page out which will bring everything into view.
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Comment #30091772
Would also be interested in this topic. I’ve been a dev for some years now but I have always wanted to lean more into the scientific/research side of things and no idea what that p…
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Comment #29463875
You may enjoy the audiobook versions of the Dirk Gently series, which are fully scripted and voice acted like a radio play. It was a really fun experience, and very well acted!
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Comment #27978195
Ctrl-a and ctrl-e will go to the beginning and end of a line respectively in most places on Mac. There are many of the “standard” Linux/unix keybinds available for most apps.
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Comment #25950008
What are the recommended alternatives?
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Comment #25201562
If you're on Mac, there's a nifty free app for keeping your computer from sleeping called Amphetamine, which can move your mouse for you at a set interval. It's pretty ridiculous t…
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Comment #24701067
Which patterns and techniques are you referring to, in particular?
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Comment #23555079
43" seems rather large--how far away do you sit? If it were as close as a more "normal" sized monitor (~2-3 feet), wouldn't you be craning your neck all day trying to see different…
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Comment #23554955
Seems like something I have been looking for. I am currently using a combination of Daylio and a random counting app I found on iOS to track myself on some habits, but this looks l…
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Comment #21411900
Yeah, or a quick firefox addon like stumble used to have!
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Comment #20717439
Since when do 2 people and a dog need a 5 bedroom house? And does that really only qualify as “decent”? Especially 3 years out of school... In any case OP was just trying to point …
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Comment #20031168
Maybe you can start from a different angle. It might sound odd, but try taking a simple concept that you know, say calculating a restaurant tip or something and write it out in Eng…
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Comment #19074180
This sounds useful, would you mind sharing?
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Comment #19046497
That’s all well and good but despite your indignation you haven’t actually explained what it means to market to children. Maybe I accept your premise that marketeers know how to si…
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Comment #18988415
I attended a tech resume workshop recently and the recruiters there said they would absolutely discard resumes with photos (and other overly personal info) on them due to bias, and…
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Comment #18905173
Shoutout as well to the various `warp` implementations[1,2,3]. Instead of guessing, you set "warp points" so for your example you can do something like: >cd ~/Projects/someproject …
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Comment #18851378
Can I ask why exactly? I happen to be a dev (non-web), but honestly most big blog sites are a pretty bad experience. Full of ads, giant media banners, and irrelevant "related-artic…
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Comment #18775551
Hey, thanks for doing this! I wonder, is there a way to get the book without leanpub? I’m not too keen on making an account to check out.
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Comment #18759006
A festive version for today :) https://github.com/Duroktar/YuleLog
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Comment #18478040
This is a huge problem for me. Still havent quite cracked it, but iOS Screen Time is helping a bit.