wonder what the ideal amount of time spent on work is. tim ferriss seems to recommend 4 hours (surprise, surprise...) of "real" work. what's your "Time and attention management" like?
i think the balancing he talked about happened far earlier than the bans. or what bans on what kinda incandescent lightbulbs are you talking about?
so i dropped my weapon to pick a flower and then i went into the dungeon unarmed... great
looks like the a-team is helping the rebels
can't one just install a different OS? or is the chromebook pixel using some weird hardware?
uh, all im seeing is a quote about some piece and it fades out until i move the mouse again...??
looks like you can put string arrays and int arrays into the same array though. "data = [ ["gamma", "delta"], [1, 2] ] # just an update to make sure parsers support it" so in a static language it would be like:…
hmm, when you unpause, the player just falls straight down rather, ignoring the velocity it should have. also, in the talk the player's path was projected into the future, iirc, not just showing the past
huh, i think i just gave him kudos; what the hell was that?
you ignored the problem i saw with it. if there's no public component to it and people would only share with their friends, the availability of piracy would be severely limited. and if there is, the content industry…
i don't see what the problem is, to be honest
what's ST:FU?
hmm, what exactly does he mean by data-oriented programming? iirc that's something where you don't store data chopped up into objects, but have arrays that keep all the data of one "aspect" of all "objects"... or…
> but you sure can't fire someone based on gender or age anywhere in the United States—and he opens with his desire to do just that. i think his desire was to be able to fire people who don't do their job or dont do…
what are smart-ish jeans?
i wish he'd do it in clojurescript
i have had a standing desk for a while and i dont like the hurting feet at all. gotta fix this somehow. :(
just bring them to antarctica maybe
maybe you're just always getting increased oxygen, making you a superhuman. :) i wonder what it feels like to have no pulse.
i've been using a standing desk for quite a while now. first i used a small table that i put on my desk, now i use a board on the wall and the sreen is screwed onto the wall above it. one problem i have is that it seems…
i was wondering about that too. he later mentioned that the format is bad and that .net bytecode has a better format, so i think maybe he didnt mean bytecode in general but the format of jvm-bytecode.
i was surprised they save my search history. :naive: is there even any legitimate use for that? any ways to prevent that without making googling less easy?
"If the Japanese really perceive white people to have large eyes, then you would expect to see white people in anime to have larger eyes than Asian characters. That's not the case." chinese people often have slits for…
are you a dwarf? i might be seeing it wrong but it looks pretty low for a standing desk.
wonder what the ideal amount of time spent on work is. tim ferriss seems to recommend 4 hours (surprise, surprise...) of "real" work. what's your "Time and attention management" like?
i think the balancing he talked about happened far earlier than the bans. or what bans on what kinda incandescent lightbulbs are you talking about?
so i dropped my weapon to pick a flower and then i went into the dungeon unarmed... great
looks like the a-team is helping the rebels
can't one just install a different OS? or is the chromebook pixel using some weird hardware?
uh, all im seeing is a quote about some piece and it fades out until i move the mouse again...??
looks like you can put string arrays and int arrays into the same array though. "data = [ ["gamma", "delta"], [1, 2] ] # just an update to make sure parsers support it" so in a static language it would be like:…
hmm, when you unpause, the player just falls straight down rather, ignoring the velocity it should have. also, in the talk the player's path was projected into the future, iirc, not just showing the past
huh, i think i just gave him kudos; what the hell was that?
you ignored the problem i saw with it. if there's no public component to it and people would only share with their friends, the availability of piracy would be severely limited. and if there is, the content industry…
i don't see what the problem is, to be honest
what's ST:FU?
hmm, what exactly does he mean by data-oriented programming? iirc that's something where you don't store data chopped up into objects, but have arrays that keep all the data of one "aspect" of all "objects"... or…
> but you sure can't fire someone based on gender or age anywhere in the United States—and he opens with his desire to do just that. i think his desire was to be able to fire people who don't do their job or dont do…
what are smart-ish jeans?
i wish he'd do it in clojurescript
i have had a standing desk for a while and i dont like the hurting feet at all. gotta fix this somehow. :(
just bring them to antarctica maybe
maybe you're just always getting increased oxygen, making you a superhuman. :) i wonder what it feels like to have no pulse.
i've been using a standing desk for quite a while now. first i used a small table that i put on my desk, now i use a board on the wall and the sreen is screwed onto the wall above it. one problem i have is that it seems…
i was wondering about that too. he later mentioned that the format is bad and that .net bytecode has a better format, so i think maybe he didnt mean bytecode in general but the format of jvm-bytecode.
i was surprised they save my search history. :naive: is there even any legitimate use for that? any ways to prevent that without making googling less easy?
"If the Japanese really perceive white people to have large eyes, then you would expect to see white people in anime to have larger eyes than Asian characters. That's not the case." chinese people often have slits for…
are you a dwarf? i might be seeing it wrong but it looks pretty low for a standing desk.