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Could somebody help me understand which part of the process was handled by the students? From what I can tell prepping, planting and harvesting at the scale of 85ha would be done with giant machines?

Please closely read my comment again - I said "Several of the things listed are false", not "the author's issue is invalid". The author would have had a stronger case had he not listed things that are just not true.

Just want to say that Lunar is amazing.

Several of the things listed are false (like the lack of ability to open files with your keyboard, which you can do with cmd-⬇) and app window switching (cmd+~)

Given the uproar from artists around SD, this move from DeviantArt seems a bit tone deaf.

I dealt with Estonia’s e-resident system in the past, and it’s absolutely fantastic. A model all governments should look to.

The author does not seem to quite understand what Figma is, and where it sits in the market.

Nah my PC case has a glass window and a red glow inside and it’s awesome.

Meanwhile I can’t register my BMW on the BMW app because it was first registered in Japan and then exported to New Zealand.

I'd love to know how this works. I entered my own name for the lols, and it returned mostly paintings of the Cape Winelands in South Africa where I grew up, which is pretty creepy.

Instead of “shipping more code faster”, we should be shipping more measurable customer value, faster.

Thank you - fixed it on the post title. Not sure it'll update on here though.

The guide posted is for Windows 11.

This is indeed a very thorough, albeit not very nicely named, guide.

+1 on the Pocketsmith recommendation. I've tried several others (YNAB, Lunchmoney, etc.) and I've been using Pocketsmith consistently over the past three years. It has integrations with just about anything, has support for crypto, etc. and their support is top notch.

I’ve never considered describing FrostPunk as stressful, but it really is! Same with Banished. Can highly recommend both.

Work life balance not in hours spent, but rather in the sense of satisfaction and energy to do things (including the work itself)

In the context of their yearly guilt tripping banners asking for money in a manner that sounds like Wikipedia is on the brink of death, this virtue signaling is disappointing.

The project might get accelerated with some of your time+money.

Second time I've seen this on HN, and it's also the second time I got excited thinking it has something to do with Tui, a pretty special species of bird we have in New Zealand.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T%C5%AB%C4%AB

likely refers to successive preemptive strikes in this context

Massive loading spinner obscuring the content :(

Terence McKenna called 5 grams an heroic dose.

The sealant viscosity is likely too low at those temps to effectively seal punctures.

>their illness was well advanced and considered untreatable

Seems the 25% is up from a perceived 0% possible success rate.

It's all about using the correct tool for the job.

I've had one experience in Indonesia where I had a massive amount of noodles with a massive amount of MSG in it. Soon after consumption of said noodles, I had a migraine attack. I also had a ton of work stress at that point, so I'm not 100% that MSG was the actual trigger for me.

Stress seems to be a trigger for me, so I actively try and keep my work related stress as low as possible - eg. not taking on work with tight deadlines. I also find that drastic changes in my caffeine consumption can also trigger a migraine.

I'm "lucky" in the sense that I start losing a significant part of my vision before a migraine attack, at which point I might smoke a small amount of low quality cannabis (I get extremely anxious when I realise I'm about to get a migraine and I've found this relaxes me and helps for the nausea) as well as taking an oral dose of Rizatriptan Benzoate. I've not had success with other triptans I've used, so I always make sure to have Rizatriptan Benzoate close by.

TLDR, by managing my stress levels along with keeping an eye on my caffeine intake, I've not had a migraine in months.

Haha yes I was quite happy to go down the mountain after Đà Lạt. I didn't expect it to be that cold. But yes, once out in the rural areas it becomes a lot easier to get around.

After a few years in the Ember ecosystem, I started using Vue a few months ago and damn it's amazing. Of course you can't compare the two at all. I've found Vue and the structures it imposes on your application a bit easier to reason about than what I've found with Ember. It could also very well be that having learnt Ember, I picked up Vue very easily. Either way, I love Vue, and outside of Ember I can't say I've loved any other front-end framework.