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wtfrmyinitials

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    Comment #48497089

    I first started tracking time many years ago explicitly with the goal of more intentionality and focus on a single task. If I recall correctly the tip came from CGP Grey (of old-Yo…

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    Comment #37071503

    It also doubles as a (very silly) rice cooker! Add a program to bring the pan to 230 F on slow intensity followed by a 2 minute timer. This will slowly simmer the water then stop c…

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    Comment #34526688

    It’s possible to install Nix (the package manager) without NixOS (the OS). It runs on macOS and Linux.

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    Comment #34192784

    I would assume it’s mostly for deploying to systems that expect Docker images like Kubernetes, fly.io, etc

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    Comment #29884380

    > import foo from 'foo'; > await foo.bar(); You only have to `await foo.bar()` if foo.bar was an async function already, the module system is irrelevant. You would still need to aw…

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    Comment #29874140

    This is inaccurate, or at least misleading. Your code doesn’t begin executing until all of the modules are loaded so it doesn’t “make the call stack async” just because of the impo…

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    Comment #29525693

    Perhaps you could achieve the best of both worlds by checking node_modules into a git submodule

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    Comment #29357130

    “User-Agent”

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    Comment #29052133

    I was trying to write a program using midi last year and was surprised by the lack of any libraries to work with it. Then I looked up the spec and was able to get all the functiona…

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    Comment #28864528

    That’s why the comparison is apt. “Cars are were bad for cities” isn’t a remotely hot take, and yet nobody claims that the invention of the car was a net-negative for the world.

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    Comment #28863525

    Cars could trigger destruction of cities, warns top horse-drawn carriage maker

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    Comment #28164951

    No mention of comma.ai

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    Comment #27848385

    Since it runs Linux I don’t see any reason you couldn’t put your entire library on an NFS server in the other room. If I get one I’ll certainly be doing that

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    Comment #26706599

    It may in part be because if they kept a percentage Apple would require these payments go through their in-app purchase system, subjecting ClubHouse to the 30% app store fee.

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    Comment #26600012

    I may be confused, but your comment appears to be a bit of a non sequitur.

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    Comment #26206219

    Most crypto mining is done with renewables because it’s the cheapest kWh when you don’t have to factor in energy storage.

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    Comment #26148441

    If people can print money, they will.

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    Comment #26060490

    If you’re doing DNS some company is going to see your DNS queries. So the objection is the new default choice?

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    Comment #25981909

    make works perfectly fine with an all lowercase makefile

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    Comment #25963073

    The sway window manager has this feature built in and it's wonderful. I use it all the time.

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    Comment #25945190

    It's so bizarre to me that people think that the only thing libertarians can advocate for have to do with government.

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    Comment #25784832

    Every day the browser becomes less of a User-Agent and more of a Vendor-Agent

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    Comment #25291616

    alacritty?