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The problem isn't allocating, it's reallocating correctly. That problem space is much more complex for an entrenched account.

Not really, indexing beats hedge fund managers over something like a 12 year stretch.

Why would lab babies be unethical? Or do you mean some more specific scenario?

Absolutely. In 2020 I gave myself permission to simply abandon books and it has really helped me out.

There's someone with this comment in every thread. Meanwhile, no one answers this because they are getting value. Please take the time to learn, it will give you value.

I did say it's more responsible, which I get is a values judgment.

It's much more responsible to put this whole thing into some nonprofit trust format and hand it over to someone with the time and energy to handle it. This also would not exclude you from volunteering.

What's a rough sketch of your idea for the vimscript?

I've been using vscode in java because of the cumbersome file navigation in bash. Is there easy full tree navigation in vim?

It may also be because the terminal view is much smaller than vscode's smaller navigation font so I can see much less of the file tree in a terminal program such as ranger.

I also never really mastered windows although I did master vim buffers.

I do use tmux.

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I have trouble fitting this kind of thing in consistently. It's hard with work, chores, family, and then motivation to code after coding at work.

What if you don't get up?

It's honestly common industry slang and may be British English.

Will this help fix hardware longevity for any of these legacy google device uses?

- android / any forks out there nowadays?

- chromeos device linux

Often it's from slippage between 2 teams systems where a contract never existed. Often even the relationship causing the incident is unclear.

I rolled my uber costs into buying a car, now I go on hikes. I stopped ordering takeout and walk or drive to the restaurant. The fees are approaching 40% of the ticket price now. I'm out.

I decided to pay for 3 years to give myself enough runway to not think about it, I have 9 months left. So I guess I'm giving up and switching to self hosted.

Yeah I didn't really think of those as detective stories but it has been a few decades.

There's actually a significant corpus of robot stories. However, I did forget that "I, Robot" does have a lot of crimes, investigations, and such.

That's like 3 million missed books in the US alone. I agree with the argument, though. And the number may be reasonable.

What do you mean? All I read was foundation, some non fiction, and robot short story collections.

They are small in a sense and vast in a sense. You may know some people personally but never interact with them at work even though in theory your systems are adjacent.

Agreed. The game "tit for tat" requires you actually tit if you get a tat. The tit and tat can last a "long time" for the human mind which is not relevant to the game structure. The mind may also "feel bad" about the tit.

I think a lot of people are happy with 5 acres, you think people buy 50 and it's too much? Anyways, the frontage on 50 acres is often quite slim.

> One thing that is becoming more and more clear, is that memorization is absolutely a required part of becoming an expert.

I'm very interested in this idea, but it doesn't immediately ring true to me, is there some research or other stories you know of that can escalate this from "interesting" to "must do"?

I also stayed at Planet Hollywood with no housekeeping, although I wasn't around during the day to determine if there was an inspection.

Yes I was, thanks for asking. I think debian does have an issue with absentee maintainers but I am not familiar with how to "do a maintainer's work for them temporarily" when a fix is badly needed.

Wow that author is really bitter. Custom URL redirect if your traffic comes from HN.

Oh it's dna lounge person. I don't know anything else about how they behave, though.

This is true for me, I can only use debian testing, unstable, or experimental. Is the grass greener on fedora?

You've had a lot of issues with debian family compared to fedora?