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w4tson

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    Load times for me are super slow also. I managed to get half way through. Will my partial survey still help?

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    Comment #25105852

    Out of interest, what light switches did you choose?

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    Comment #24537285

    This is great advice. This is how I learned. When you’ve completed a puzzle (and not before!) check out how others solved it here https://github.com/Bogdanp/awesome-advent-of-code …

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    Comment #24279194

    Yes! You can keep your Atoms and VS codes. Sublime is sooo fast. It never lets me down for opening huge files.

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    Comment #24255195

    IntelliJ is written in swing. It’s about the most complex piece of desktop software you’re ever going to use. It’s objectively orders of magnitude more complex than a messaging app…

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    Comment #24147440

    +1 for jitsi

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    Comment #24006026

    Yeah I grew up with A500. I loved that machine. It came with a paper BASIC reference manual. It was years before I worked out what it’s purpose was. Once I did though, I was hooked…

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    Comment #23355782

    I really like your style of explaining. Your diagrams are ace too. I like how they’re not too polished, they’re focused on conveying your message. You have a real talent for explai…

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    Comment #23341851

    You might enjoy this then https://fs.blog/mental-models/

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    Comment #22790997

    It’s been both great and terrible to be cooked up in a small flat with my wife and child. I’m always happy to see comments like this. I wonder if there’s a community for the M(o|u|…

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    Comment #21705932

    Not a Rust expert. Here are my solutions https://github.com/w4tson/advent-of-code-2019/blob/master/da...

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    Comment #21521566

    I’ve “read” 19 books this year (thanks Audible) These were my faves: “Wolf hall” by Hilary Mantell “The Selfish Gene” by Richard Dawkins “Never Split the difference” by Chris Voss …

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    Comment #20999529

    I listened to the Selfish Gene on Audible recently and was blown away by it. All through school I never had much of an interest in biology or genetics. I think if I’d read this ear…

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    Comment #20803626

    Or as they say in Yorkshire: all fur coat and no knickers

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    Comment #20641911

    Me too! It’s a great tip

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    Comment #20493548

    React. I thought it was another flash in the pan library from Facebook. Likely to be never heard of again in 6 months. In my defense I’ve seen a lot UI Framework/libraries come and…

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    Comment #20357941

    Non Violent Communication I found it as a recommendation on HN sometime ago and I would recommend it to software people especially as we can be an argumentative bunch. It helped me…

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    Comment #20357814

    Plus one. I’m reading this now. I have little interest in biology/zoology but already I’m gripped by it. I can’t believe how old it is, yet still feels fresh

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    Comment #19469280

    Java is obsolete in the same way Apple is obsolete because it sold a few less iPhones.

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    Comment #19436862

    Therapy didn’t seem to work. Have you tried Cognitive Behavioral Therapy? If you have an Audible subscription there is “Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: techniques for retraining your…

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    Comment #19414689

    I can recommend the Farnam Street blog. It has an excellent article on this subject. It may be what you need https://fs.blog/2013/12/stop-reading-news/

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    Comment #19404510

    Things practical things that have helped me: - The idea of different types of comment. Suggestions vs questions vs more serious, “I think this might break X” - As a submitter, take…

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    Comment #19237573

    How about real time collaborative tool? Like a simple text editor that multiple can edit at once. You could easily expand this if happened to solve it with time left over

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    Comment #19202616

    At first I was confused about the screenshot/mockup. I think it’s meant to show what you could be signing up to. I’m not sure the in-app experience is all that helpful. I’d prefer …