I think it's a little more nuanced than "bands/producers don't care" and a bit more complex than "exporting the audio (that already exists!)". Directly exporting the audio straight from the mixer would not necessarily…
No, there are actually four different punctuation marks, all which look remarkably similar to the untrained eye. 1. We have the hyphen, which is most commonly used to create multi-part words, such as…
I feel the same way. I've used em-dashes in my writing forever, and I was always particular about making sure they were used properly (from a typography standpoint with no surrounding spaces). But now, I have to be so…
I loved your article! Thank you so much for sharing. Fellow procrastinator struggler here. What's been working for me lately is carrying a Field Notes notebook everywhere with me combined with some of the ideas you talk…
How so? Even in a perfectly egalitarian world, where no one had to compete for food or resources, in art, there would still be a competition for attention and time.
> [I probably shouldn't mention that I personally think adblockers are unethical :) ] Okay, I’ll bite. How are adblockers unethical?
> most were lucky to make it to their mid forties This is a common misconception. Life expectancy at birth being low reflects high mortality for infants and children. If you can make it into adulthood, most people lived…
> Because the same finite pool of attentional resources supports both attentional control and other cognitive processes, resources recruited to inhibit automatic attention to one’s phone are made unavailable for other…
On Windows, you can do this from the run dialogue! [WIN]+R -> https://google.com
This is the best answer. Windows Internals is a great book/reference for understanding how Windows work, but it won't teach you how to actually program Windows. The Fifth Edition of Petzold's book will actually take you…
Maybe my favorite option is missing here. `git commit -v` This will put the diff of the commit into your commit message as comments. Makes it easy to remember what you're doing/committing without having to jump back to…
> There's a real element of media literacy (or lack thereof) that we have to consider in this issue. What was the intent of the media? You cannot ignore the impact of artistic decisions and processes when considering a…
Most everyone agrees that technical debt is a real thing, but I don’t think we’ve landed on a widely accepted formal definition of what it is. Tech debt is so often used as a qualitative health term with no quantitative…
Can you describe what it was like? What made it so cool?
Squashes and rebaseses, used properly, are done prior to committing work into a shared major branch (like trunk or develop or whatever). The goal of the squash is to make the resulting commit atomic.
Does Zed have vim keybindings?
Money doesn't buy you happiness, but it _does_ eliminate a set of problems that can impede one's happiness. Which is not to say that the person with money can't then find additional problems, or use the money such that…
> The truth is, intellectual property should be protected by those creating it. The whole point of government and laws and societal norms is that not everyone has to be deeply involved and specialized in protecting…
Merge isn't superior to rebase; they're both tools with different purposes. Have you ever squashed down a branch before merging back into main? Then you've used rebase. The purpose of source control (not just git) is to…
I think it's a little more nuanced than "bands/producers don't care" and a bit more complex than "exporting the audio (that already exists!)". Directly exporting the audio straight from the mixer would not necessarily…
No, there are actually four different punctuation marks, all which look remarkably similar to the untrained eye. 1. We have the hyphen, which is most commonly used to create multi-part words, such as…
I feel the same way. I've used em-dashes in my writing forever, and I was always particular about making sure they were used properly (from a typography standpoint with no surrounding spaces). But now, I have to be so…
I loved your article! Thank you so much for sharing. Fellow procrastinator struggler here. What's been working for me lately is carrying a Field Notes notebook everywhere with me combined with some of the ideas you talk…
How so? Even in a perfectly egalitarian world, where no one had to compete for food or resources, in art, there would still be a competition for attention and time.
> [I probably shouldn't mention that I personally think adblockers are unethical :) ] Okay, I’ll bite. How are adblockers unethical?
> most were lucky to make it to their mid forties This is a common misconception. Life expectancy at birth being low reflects high mortality for infants and children. If you can make it into adulthood, most people lived…
> Because the same finite pool of attentional resources supports both attentional control and other cognitive processes, resources recruited to inhibit automatic attention to one’s phone are made unavailable for other…
On Windows, you can do this from the run dialogue! [WIN]+R -> https://google.com
This is the best answer. Windows Internals is a great book/reference for understanding how Windows work, but it won't teach you how to actually program Windows. The Fifth Edition of Petzold's book will actually take you…
Maybe my favorite option is missing here. `git commit -v` This will put the diff of the commit into your commit message as comments. Makes it easy to remember what you're doing/committing without having to jump back to…
> There's a real element of media literacy (or lack thereof) that we have to consider in this issue. What was the intent of the media? You cannot ignore the impact of artistic decisions and processes when considering a…
Most everyone agrees that technical debt is a real thing, but I don’t think we’ve landed on a widely accepted formal definition of what it is. Tech debt is so often used as a qualitative health term with no quantitative…
Can you describe what it was like? What made it so cool?
Squashes and rebaseses, used properly, are done prior to committing work into a shared major branch (like trunk or develop or whatever). The goal of the squash is to make the resulting commit atomic.
Does Zed have vim keybindings?
Money doesn't buy you happiness, but it _does_ eliminate a set of problems that can impede one's happiness. Which is not to say that the person with money can't then find additional problems, or use the money such that…
> The truth is, intellectual property should be protected by those creating it. The whole point of government and laws and societal norms is that not everyone has to be deeply involved and specialized in protecting…
Merge isn't superior to rebase; they're both tools with different purposes. Have you ever squashed down a branch before merging back into main? Then you've used rebase. The purpose of source control (not just git) is to…