Yeah this hit home so hard.
Had to leave the startup i loved working at, because started doing all this release fast crap. And somehow people think releasing fintech stuff fast and untested is fine.
My personal experience im a daily drinker 2-3 cups, but can easily not drink for couple of days no problem. But i have high blood pressure my uneducated guess is that BP has a lot to do with how you handle non coffee days
Mostly agree, but i think the more seniority you get in your company the less you will deal with these issues and of course changing jobs helps. So basically you might encounter all of these but not necessarily.
And starting from scratch and college is basically the same point
Its interesting that the weight is such an issue. I have 13 pro it weighs a lot and i love it and the case actually adds some weight. Cant name all the reasons why i like it ( just a feeling i guess) but one reason is that i know for sure when the phone is in my pocket and i didnt forget it.
Anecdotal: but all of the psychology students i've met were far from being stable and had serious issues of their own. But its just my own experience and a stereotype i have now
I don't really know it does sound super hard. But maybe if we consider that we go down the path where you do not own your tech (we are close to that now) and the companies have some monitoring tools to see what you are doing.
And then you have this kind of network of trusted machines that you communicate with.
Edit: i really don't like the idea that i have to be paranoid about every interaction with tech.
Oh I can relate to this as well, but I think its not just being mentally tired.
Me personally I want to get through the story, I do not have time to explore the world to get to the next chapter. And I feel a lot of games nowadays have this goal of rewarding exploration at least thats what I get from youtube reviews of the games. So like you for me eventually the game just becomes more work after work
A lot of comments about the internet availability. Living in Northern Europe - never a problem. And as for lets say a flight, you can download spotify music.
Audio quality i do agree that spotify kinda sucks
Very interestin. I wonder if you can already have a startup based on this - providing some sort of auth. Not even sure how this kind of tech could be implemented
Human infants were not left alone to go hunt for food, i believe the modern concept of family is at play here. People used to live with their parents so, much more help - much less crying.
Following your logic sanctions are useless.
I think this is ok because nothing will affect Putin. Russian people should eventually not reelect him or somehow remove this government. And for others I think its very reasonable to not do business with such an unpredictable/hostile country.
Seems like mostly people that are not satisfied with their remarkable are trying to do the extra features (ssh, book reading, etc.). for me i 99% use it to keep notes, sketching, read articles and its perfect. for the first time in my life i do actually read my notes
well it kind of make sense due to the fact that people used to look up much more. i suggest you travel outside of light pollution and at night you will see what ancient people saw.
Don't think EV is going to help much. On the individual level anything you would do is miniscule. The change has to come from politicians, so its all about voting.
Wondering if anyone is using it for Music Sheet?
Im tempted to buy it just wondering if its any good for this use case since this is what im using my current tablet for.
i dont know i think your thinking implies years of growing with the same theories, like getting to a point of building with square like objects
i dont think its a given
I have looked at this one, it is useful if you do know about Linux internals already. It just introduces you to the development process (how to commit your code and etc.)
I kinda foresee this spreading in US the worst, people who work in low paid jobs like McDonalds (which requires lots of people contact) rarely take sick days there as far as i remember.
There goodreads website for you to help.
And for me its not easy i often start and stop reading books that i find eventually bad or not interesting.
One good approach i think is reading old books which have massive amounts of reviews. I know if you think that tech books get outdated you will be surprised that much of the information is very relevant
But this is all limited by how people will coexist and if they will work towards the same goal, which rarely happens on a large scale Paris agreement for example