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ludicast

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    Comment #38827956

    Big fan of her wizard zines.

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    Comment #37013908

    here's hoping he had a .swp

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    Comment #36120180

    Very well done. Took a brief glance through your series and seems to cover most of the important deets.

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    Comment #34501790

    very nice! I play with some of the jinja in rust variants (askama/minijinja/tera - minijinja being by the creator of jinja) and could see this something like this working well ther…

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    Comment #34364596

    I don't find myself needing the browser too much when I code. Other than to reload a page if I'm tweaking something on the FE. Not that I know everything, but I view informational …

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    Comment #34284137

    > Without the promo code people are reluctant to try it. Yeah, I mean I used the promo code, was just complementing that you hit on something I was jumping into regardless. Feels l…

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    Comment #34272972

    Sounds like a great app, was hoping for something like this & immediately signed up Initial onboarding flow comments - nice product/market fit - I almost missed the promo code but …

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    Comment #34164935

    100%. Astronvim gives me everything I'd ever want from an IDE, plus with another dozen or so lines of config I make it my own.

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    Comment #33175617

    > I actually have beer in my fridge and wine from before the pandemic ... so I'm pretty sure I don't have a problem anymore. Lol well said

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    Comment #33175518

    That's where I heard about it too! Very simple book and loved her talking about it. She possibly saved lives just by sharing her story. Never been a smoker but the take that it's m…

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    Comment #33175281

    Lot of wisdom here. I agree with everything you wrote.

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    Comment #33175244

    This naked mind is a great recommendation. I drank about half as often as you. Enough to want to cut back, not enough to let me hit rock bottom. Have gradually been moving towards …

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    Comment #33175214

    That's what I do. At least put some level of effort between you and alcohol.

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    Comment #30796744

    This is always my thought as well. I believe coffee drinkers are less likely to commit suicide too, which definitely would align with the purpose a job gives you (fwiw).

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    Comment #29702288

    I'm generally apatheistic, but live as if a more playful zen buddhism is "spiritually correct". Closer to church of Dudism if you've ever seen that parody religion. I barely medita…

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    Comment #29440160

    If at the beginning, Dave Ramsey. His baby steps helped us tremendously. You really only need a few watchings to get it, and he has a great presentation style. I'm not a Christian,…

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    Comment #29103913

    My masked son had a low pulse ox in his checkup. About 80, the same number that with covid should necessitate a hospital visit. Supposedly a lot of kids have needed to demask to ge…

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    Comment #29103879

    I dont think you realize how unpopular the masks and lockdowns are among people. Especially when it comes to kids being masked. I believe the platform for the right has consolidate…

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    Comment #21853561

    I could see that, especially if it was read by him. Watched one of his pluralsight on docker a few years back, remember his speech patterns were really cool.

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    Comment #21673373

    It's really easy to "mindread" that somebody is doing something for malicious reasons. But that's frequently enough incorrect. Setting up a "virtual truce" where we all forgive qui…

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    Comment #21361055

    Over the years, I've really come to appreciate Penn Jillette as a public person. Always pops up with new interests and insights. Believe it or not, something about his recent appea…

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    Comment #20597822

    Great idea, not sure why you're bored down. The slow as shit FDA has killed more people than Stalin.

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    Comment #20474912

    Scala native seems promising. Would love to see monad hipsters dancing with bare metal.

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    Comment #20432969

    Your post offends me.

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    Comment #20397021

    Agree with your math choices. Professor Leonard is an underrated workhorse - every few months I refresh my knowledge on his channel.