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Then there are monk programmers:

http://www.mit.edu/~xela/tao.html

"The Silent Void

Thus spake the Master Programmer:

When you have learned to snatch the error code from the trap frame, it will be time for you to leave."

You're lucky.

I automated my deployments and test analysis, which were the most time consuming tasks (sequential process, with few quirks along the way) as a developer. This gave me reliably 30-40 minute forced breaks.

Soon I got notices that there were complaints that I do not conform to the office norms, and that apparently I "sleep instead of working", and people "ask if they can work like I do" (never got any further explanation). I got passed the slip and I'm moving on to a different job next week.

> you can export your animations to mp4 and H.265. You need a version of FFMpeg that supports H.256

I believe author meant 265 not 256. Typical programmer typo.

That reminds me of one point: I highly respect that Elon Musk doesn't wall himself off from the mind of the internet (aka the populace). It's something you won't see other CEOs do, unless it's a PR stunt meant to achieve some positive PR statistics.

It doesn't mean that it's true

> Some Genetic Tests Apparently Can’t Tell If You’re Dog Or Human

We do share a lot of genetic code, so checking for a specific aminoacid sequence could very unsurpisingly detect it in both

Your comment seems almost tautological, especially the last part.

There's a Firefox addon called Tab Session Manager.

It's fully functional and does exactly what you say you want. It could use some UI improvements though.

Sometimes the target is a known browser version on a known OS (eg. intranet sites). Those are a lot simpler and (arguably) fun to make.

It's not something that originated here. These hypotheses are based on correlation. That does not imply causation though.

Disclaimer: my educated guess is that there is probably a real connection between lead and functioning of nervous system. Element particles/molecules probably have very high ability to diffuse through complex systems due to their small particle sizes.

What's nice about this is one can prepare dosage and pills ahead of time, making it easy to go with it without much hassle

That's a very good counterpoint. Human species did evolve to be social "pack" creatures already.

And so, the martian race would be born. Different genes, upbringing, environment and even gravity strength.

5 or 6 links news does not make. Now to condense it to: list of news sources and we have more incentive for people to actually vet what they read, why and when.

Nice, easy read. Light but to the point.

Indeed this is what I meant. I pondered my informal phrasing afterwards.

Also I entered single carriage feeds between sentences, forgetting that they're going to get stripped on HN anyway.

It would seem the site suffers from hug of death.

Firefox from what I gathered will be used as the de facto browser in in-VR web browsing. If you read the VIVE promotion article on VIVE homepage you'd know that they are planning a kind of VR metaverse as an interface to the games you play - instead of picking an option from a flat surface you'll "walk" into the app/game. But of course this doesn't change the facts that web is flat so any in-app or in-game web will be displayed in some fashion using the Firefox Reality engine.

There are currencies that have the lowest value coin as 1/20 of main coin.

Hopefully Bash 6.0 then

There are few reasons: - they most of the time run embedded in a DAW - they are usually computationally intensive themselves - they are meant to be instanced as far as memory/CPU can go

ad to the third point: Music producers already require and use pretty powerful rigs: 32-128GB RAM is not uncommon, CPU as good as it gets. There's great benefit when you can run 100 instrument synthesizer instances parallel vs 14 instances - it's a difference between a differentiated orchestra and a rock band.

Unfortunately DAW and VST plugins are not something you can make in Electron

Some binaries are meant to be linked statically

Yeah, see - I've had a great deal of experience with smokers, including my close friend past me. People who smoke get high on tobacco, which makes them feel good. Right? Well, it makes them feel good even when they're crapping all around them and then they're all surprised.

w.r.t the quote: I wonder if this kind of treatment would pass as defamation in court, given that the supervisor did not have expertise to assess the student's mental state and disseminated his assessment to his peers.

Here in Europe lessons start as early 7:15 to 8:00, so that's really a good scenario. On the other hand, some other days of the week start as late as 11:45

Unfortunately this would have an added effect of allowing malicious gifts.

On the other hand if someone were to inspect the gifts, that person could (but wouldn't have to) be eager to disclose the identity of the giver.

That's a great opportunity to implement a throat microphone. Unfortunately GoPro's don't have configurable audio input AFAIK

The only thing I use Chrome for is deeeep.io . It works better in Chrome. Everything else is Firefox

E: too many e's

Since you are making tool argument syntax highlighting a challenging but nice feature would be to be able to switch between command separators. For example in sed you can make a dense one liner with semicolons or expand it to multiple lines. Would be nice to read it expanded and copy as a one liner