I struggle to be concise. To adjust, I've switched to stair-stepped bullets instead of normal paragraphs. e.g.: * This will need a new DNS entry. * We will need firewall rules punched through to baz. * More networking…
I struggle to be concise. To adjust, I've switched to concise, indented, bullets instead of sentences. e.g. here's one I just sent: * This will need a new DNS entry. * We will need firewall rules punched through to…
if you wear yourself out mentally all day as part of your occupation, digging into a "good" book is often too much work. As anecdata: My wife has a "brainy" occupation and her brilliant sister does not. Correspondingly,…
I lived several decades knowing only the standard set of knots (square, granny) that every six-year-old knows. Recently, due to Scouts, learned more and I can't believe how often I use them. "Dryer's busted! My DIY…
Or maybe use a friend! "Hey joe, please proofread literally everything I post on the internet! It's your job after all!" ;-)
I interpreted GP's message as "We used to lean-on and learn-from our friends, families, and coworkers, and insodoing we ourselves improved in a symbiotic way". The "job" in the speech example would be "hey Joe, can I…
Did you keep your high school yearbooks?
Neighbors of owned-properties: - care about the long-term effects of their actions - care about the plan of their surroundings - plan to stick around This is a HUGE part of the psychological benefit you refer to of…
Nothing charitable or uncharitable in the sentiment. Just interpretation. Keeping context confined to the 1999 and 1992 films... What meaning do you infer? I still can't find an alternative.
I don't think it's "uncharitable"? Seems perfectly reasonable to not like a remake. He says: > ... this corporate remake is a worse creative "theft" than ... Context is that "this" is the 1999 film. A sibling comment…
I assume he's saying Disney owns the 1992 film so the 1999 film is not theft, but he wants it to be because he doesn't like the 1999 film. Thus the quotes.
What's this have to do with the thread you replied to? And... anyway... Google just changed its homepage to make "AI Mode" / LLM responses the norm. LLM usage is just going to be the norm for the foreseeable future.…
As you say - "good enough" is always the normal.
I like the idea of not naming it. I treat it like housekeeping and treat features like hosting a party. Guests/stakeholders are people who want what you can make. The party is the feature they want. They don't care…
I'm 100% with the GP - I've avoided reading the book due to the manipulative sound to the title... Ironically I have read The 48 Laws of Power, hah. I read it though thinking "I'll bulwark myself against manipulators by…
Notably a bigger problem for women who must put their phones in their back pockets due to having no/small pockets in front.
The tradeoff was discussed in a sibling thread: it's heavier by 58 grams and thicker by 2mm. That's it. That's the tradeoff. Why go crazy on the guy?
Don't imagine a grid. Instead imagine that "GO EAST" takes you onto a winding road. The road arcs southward and to go back you'd have to "GO NORTH". Further... some travels in Zork even drop you through a hole (though I…
So long as my format is the standard one, that all newcomers an unopinionateds see by default and thus my opinions rule forever... yeah! great idea! otherwise... oh hayol no.
And for clarity to @lukasgelbmann - I answered the questioner that clearly didn't know the term. I wasn't referring to your usage of it. Context and tone tell the reader whether it's used "normally", tongue-in-cheek, or…
Nope, one simply says "the article".
Yes and to be clear, one uses "TFA" to imply annoyance that TFA hasn't been read. e.g. "TFA covers this already."
Nonsense, that's your seat height. Lower your seat and magically the monitor is the right height. Your keyboard may be chin-height but hey, your monitor height is no longer a problem. ;)
"I don't care I just silently judge you" ... kinda sounds like you care. ;)
Law suits / claims, I'd expect, as tall is unstable. If I sell a Monitor With Really Tall Monitor Stand and then you lightly bump your desk and break your monitor, you might want a replacement and call my stand "an…
I struggle to be concise. To adjust, I've switched to stair-stepped bullets instead of normal paragraphs. e.g.: * This will need a new DNS entry. * We will need firewall rules punched through to baz. * More networking…
I struggle to be concise. To adjust, I've switched to concise, indented, bullets instead of sentences. e.g. here's one I just sent: * This will need a new DNS entry. * We will need firewall rules punched through to…
if you wear yourself out mentally all day as part of your occupation, digging into a "good" book is often too much work. As anecdata: My wife has a "brainy" occupation and her brilliant sister does not. Correspondingly,…
I lived several decades knowing only the standard set of knots (square, granny) that every six-year-old knows. Recently, due to Scouts, learned more and I can't believe how often I use them. "Dryer's busted! My DIY…
Or maybe use a friend! "Hey joe, please proofread literally everything I post on the internet! It's your job after all!" ;-)
I interpreted GP's message as "We used to lean-on and learn-from our friends, families, and coworkers, and insodoing we ourselves improved in a symbiotic way". The "job" in the speech example would be "hey Joe, can I…
Did you keep your high school yearbooks?
Neighbors of owned-properties: - care about the long-term effects of their actions - care about the plan of their surroundings - plan to stick around This is a HUGE part of the psychological benefit you refer to of…
Nothing charitable or uncharitable in the sentiment. Just interpretation. Keeping context confined to the 1999 and 1992 films... What meaning do you infer? I still can't find an alternative.
I don't think it's "uncharitable"? Seems perfectly reasonable to not like a remake. He says: > ... this corporate remake is a worse creative "theft" than ... Context is that "this" is the 1999 film. A sibling comment…
I assume he's saying Disney owns the 1992 film so the 1999 film is not theft, but he wants it to be because he doesn't like the 1999 film. Thus the quotes.
What's this have to do with the thread you replied to? And... anyway... Google just changed its homepage to make "AI Mode" / LLM responses the norm. LLM usage is just going to be the norm for the foreseeable future.…
As you say - "good enough" is always the normal.
I like the idea of not naming it. I treat it like housekeeping and treat features like hosting a party. Guests/stakeholders are people who want what you can make. The party is the feature they want. They don't care…
I'm 100% with the GP - I've avoided reading the book due to the manipulative sound to the title... Ironically I have read The 48 Laws of Power, hah. I read it though thinking "I'll bulwark myself against manipulators by…
Notably a bigger problem for women who must put their phones in their back pockets due to having no/small pockets in front.
The tradeoff was discussed in a sibling thread: it's heavier by 58 grams and thicker by 2mm. That's it. That's the tradeoff. Why go crazy on the guy?
Don't imagine a grid. Instead imagine that "GO EAST" takes you onto a winding road. The road arcs southward and to go back you'd have to "GO NORTH". Further... some travels in Zork even drop you through a hole (though I…
So long as my format is the standard one, that all newcomers an unopinionateds see by default and thus my opinions rule forever... yeah! great idea! otherwise... oh hayol no.
And for clarity to @lukasgelbmann - I answered the questioner that clearly didn't know the term. I wasn't referring to your usage of it. Context and tone tell the reader whether it's used "normally", tongue-in-cheek, or…
Nope, one simply says "the article".
Yes and to be clear, one uses "TFA" to imply annoyance that TFA hasn't been read. e.g. "TFA covers this already."
Nonsense, that's your seat height. Lower your seat and magically the monitor is the right height. Your keyboard may be chin-height but hey, your monitor height is no longer a problem. ;)
"I don't care I just silently judge you" ... kinda sounds like you care. ;)
Law suits / claims, I'd expect, as tall is unstable. If I sell a Monitor With Really Tall Monitor Stand and then you lightly bump your desk and break your monitor, you might want a replacement and call my stand "an…