This seems like cheap advice that's trying to get me to buy into a lifestyle in order to sell me things. "Have less exposure towards super fun things". "Get bored". These describe the same general concept as dopamine…
> You built a formula 1 race car and tossed the keys to kids with ego problems. I laughed. Curl: The Formula 1 race car of command line tools! Aside from that, I am surprised that the harasser followed up in a mostly…
Karma/backlash for my rude post. I will leave it unedited, but s/makes// in case it is not clear.
Shouldn't it be "had he looked."? Also the second rendition makes doesn't include what the rest of the joggers are doing, yet the first one does. Not sure if intentional. At first I gasped at your practice, because I…
Good thing I use pass https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pass
//They showed an actual chip last time[1] but it seemed to me that it couldn't possibly house the logic necessary for data exfiltration. It looked like some sort of voltage conditioner. I am not an electrical engineer…
This is shortsighted. The reason deep knowledge is more valuable is that learning anything stops being fun, and therefore presents less of a biological pull, after the first few milestones. There's a logarithmic decay…
This seems like cheap advice that's trying to get me to buy into a lifestyle in order to sell me things. "Have less exposure towards super fun things". "Get bored". These describe the same general concept as dopamine…
> You built a formula 1 race car and tossed the keys to kids with ego problems. I laughed. Curl: The Formula 1 race car of command line tools! Aside from that, I am surprised that the harasser followed up in a mostly…
Karma/backlash for my rude post. I will leave it unedited, but s/makes// in case it is not clear.
Shouldn't it be "had he looked."? Also the second rendition makes doesn't include what the rest of the joggers are doing, yet the first one does. Not sure if intentional. At first I gasped at your practice, because I…
Good thing I use pass https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pass
//They showed an actual chip last time[1] but it seemed to me that it couldn't possibly house the logic necessary for data exfiltration. It looked like some sort of voltage conditioner. I am not an electrical engineer…
This is shortsighted. The reason deep knowledge is more valuable is that learning anything stops being fun, and therefore presents less of a biological pull, after the first few milestones. There's a logarithmic decay…