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This is very inexpensive. What is your workflow and savings techniques! I can spend $10/h or more with very short sessions and few files.

I am also not too satisfied by this problem. Newport says city walking increases decision fatigue instead of decreasing it. It seems like another point against urban environments. I still walk to and through city parks and I feel it helps me, but I take the same designed route every time to reduce decision fatigue. I think it still helps.

I had them write me performance tests. I guess I could go back to that and ask it to improve the code based on the output. You can feed the output automatically now with Roo Code, Aider, Cline, windsurf, cursor, augment, etc.

Walking is considered by einstein and pretty much all thinkers to be critical to deep work. It's also covered in Cal Newport's book "deep work" briefly. Which is a short audiobook worth reading.

One such prescription would be to do deep work early in the day then walk after and walk again 2 hours before bed. Another would be split the deep work with a 1 hour walk and do the 2nd walk after the 2nd block.

It may be more fulfilling with lots of interesting ideas rattling around. YMMV

> LLMs are not going to benchmark your code

If I may focus on this particular line without invalidating the rest of the content -- why aren't they going to benchmark the code?

Have you written anywhere about your product creation? I would like to create a product and it seems like there's a lot of unique things to get past. I'm looking for resources.

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Replace "profitable" with "popular with management" and you're right on the money. Just don't get caught holding the hot potato when the wind shifts. And good luck figuring out when that is.

Well, our society defaults many people to serving money so having escaped the immediate serfdom of debt and even short term cashflow, people can make more balanced choices.

There's even more to the riddle. Lithium recycling, cost of the power loss in old cells. Power transmit cost. Cost of power generation on site.

Historically sports was self paying and a massive benefit. I don't know what the score has been for the last 2 decades.

It seems like you can sue them. This is purely legal's domain.

They add mercaptan which is like 1000x the rotten egg smell of H2S.

I had a 60s kitchenaid and it was super loud, possibly over 90 db. Additionally, it had square corners where stuff got stuck, couldn't handle some solids well, and to wash it you often had to remove the blade and gasket.

One interesting thing was a gimmick about heating soup with the blender using solely friction.

I eventually bought a modern plastic refurb which has been a dream. I do think it is a shame that it won't last 50 years.

I agree that the SDK is better for many use cases. I do like terraform for static resources like aws vpc, networking, s3 buckets, etc.

> If you really do think that Terraform is code, then go try and make multiple DNS records for each random instance ID based on a dynamic number of instances. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think you can do that in Terraform.

It's possible a few ways. I prefer modules, and this LLM answer describes an older way with count and for_each.

It's always possible that incantation of the problem space has a gotcha that needs a work around, but I doubt it would be a blocker.

https://www.perplexity.ai/search/if-you-really-do-think-that...

I've been wiping windows since 2015, before that I did dual boot.

In part the gaming support has improved.

I don't know if it's possible to give an answer to "most linux laptop users".

Nowadays you can find very detailed compatibility for arch on the arch wiki. There are some footguns like s3 sleep. It's better documented and many laptops will do pretty well.

dog race and dog quarter

I've never heard dog leg before.

Why do you consider the use of story points for those 2 cases "abuse of metrics"?

I also discovered the dive / ice water reflex sometimes helped my migraine. The reason I tested it is because caffeine supposedly releases some chemicals related to the same chemicals that are released when you vomit. Since my migraines always ceased after vomiting, I used these other methods to induce the same chemical response in the brain.

I now keep Excedrin migraine on hand (has caffeine). However, my migraines completely ceased after I stopped using nasal steroid spray and started with an allergy nasal spray.

I had migraines which ceased when I switched from a steroid nasal spray to an allergy nasal spray. I guess the steroid spray was not good for my brain.

Edit: I even reintroduced the spray 2 years later (out of allergy spray) and had another migraine. It was surprising, as I only used it for a few days.

I think they were carved by "the builders"...

I think are joking, but have to mention that Acetone is not expected to cause cancer, at this time.

Can you provide more details on why they and not doctors can resist?

Reducing any judgment out of your comment, you have to admit that the commenter's action was a successful comprehension strategy they learned from and can use in the future without chatgpt.

Not sure why you got flagged.

This is good advice, work is not a one size fits all solution for self actualization. Most workers just want to fill their requirements and do something meaningful to them with the rest of their time.

I especially like your point about enjoying the fruits of mastery of a task.

The Q14 preserves some similar placement but not all. The Q13 has 4 configurable keys in the top right.

https://www.keychron.com/products/keychron-q14-max-alice-lay...

I don't think the readers really care about the scientific term in this context. It's a shared experience that we care about and implicitly understand. It's probably worth "researching" (in the scientific sense).

It's possible to care only in some modes of your being.