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In your experience, how is OneNote more useful over a simple markdown file with your daily notes? The latter is what I'm using and I wonder if I'm missing something by not using OneNote or even Miro.

I imagine attaching files in-line is one of these things, but maybe there's other stuff you can't do without?

I don't have an answer, but at least for Europe you can use www.birdingplaces.eu. The website has some entries for California, but couldn't find condors. Good luck!

Looks like it just got discontinued, too?

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/end-of-support-fo...

Great analogy - works when thinking about weight loss :) Embrace the hunger? A part of me hopes that life is not only made out of marshmallow tests[1]!

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanford_marshmallow_experimen...

I got an eerie feeling setting it up on my phone.

Still not sure if I'll keep it, but like another commenter said, perhaps I'll embrace my percentage and just make the most out of what's left.

Cowardly (or cunningly?) I set the background to pure black like my regular wallpaper and the text to almost-black. So I think I'll forget about the wallpaper and every now and again, the percentage will jump at me late at night. Let's see :)

Thanks for this!

do you know if it's possible to step back in pycharm/intellij? the article mentions some debuggers having this ability, but i never saw an option in pycharm.

learning how to undo my last step would save so much time. right now, i have to anticipate a risky step and run that line in the debugger console.

magical indeed!

>> describe databases in the style of jay z

    Databases are like the rap game,
    Storing information, just like a player's fame.
    Keeps track of records, just like a DJ's record crate,
    And can be accessed anywhere, like a rapper's great escape.

    Organizing data like a producer's mix tape,
    Making sure it's secure, just like a bodyguard's gate.
    Indexes, queries, and tables, like a rap battle's rhymes,
    Keeping information safe, like a rapper's best lines.

Are there any stories that stuck with you and would like to share?

I also had a period of time when i was reading many short stories but lost steam after trying a few which I didn't like.

A side-effect of reading short stories is that I forgot their title/author, including the 2-3 stories I enjoyed the most. Or maybe I'm just forgetful. One which I do remember is this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Persistence_of_Vision_(nov...

I have no allergies, so I can't imagine how that is. However, I had a back injury 3 years ago. I thought it'd heal fast but I got to the point of being afraid to carry my backpack when traveling somewhere. The chance of having an incredibly sharp pain makes me fear almost any kind of activity.

I also put off traveling before and now I regret not doing it while I was physically able to walk/hike around for hours on end.

I did physical therapy, swimming etc to make it feel better, but by now it's clear it will never improve past a certain point.

So yeah, travel while you can :)

Fully agreed. I used the videos from StudyMD and it's been super helpful in the past few weeks.

Have you experienced any backlash for doing so?

This is mind-boggling, but it also makes you think why no one has tried it before.