> If that was an actual problem wouldn't people be doing it without the college already? I see you haven't heard of /r/churning. Although it doesn't involve bankruptcy, because then the sheriff comes down and takes your…
Credit limits on the credit cards they can apply for. Good luck getting a limit higher than a few grand at 20 years old on your own.
What would stop graduates from declaring bankruptcy early in their careers to discharge their debt, before they use their education to build a lifetime of earnings and assets?
> and that has to be in the first chapter of every first year battle strategy/tactic book on the planet. You expected Boko Haram - a group whose name literally translates to "books are forbidden" - to read a book?
Yup. If you're looking for intelligence or logical consistency, you won't find it here.
I removed most of the the autocompletion plugins from my Vim setup. (I had YouCompleteMe set up for intelligent suggestions, I've rolled it back to a simpler LSP-driven setup). Also, I no longer update plugins without…
Boko Haram wouldn't have read any of those books because they banned the reading of any book except the Koran.
I prefer to download the video using yt-dlp and then watch at 2.5x in mpv.
Mostly moved my panels around to emphasize navigating code and looking at diffs side by side. Less emphasis on terminals, task runners, debuggers, test suites, etc. - I can pop those out if I need them, but usually I…
This is a real thing, it's why units like Sturmtruppen or special forces units have been successful throughout history - a smaller, better trained and coordinated force is often better than a large, uncoordinated mob.…
This is covered in the full PDF; they have many accounts they spread the queries over and structure them like they're asking for help writing a movie script.
I switched from using Vim as my primary editor to using Zed's Vim Mode. When you have a second process editing your project in the background you need an editor that can display those changes immediately without clunky…
HN audience prefers text to video; videos rarely do well here compared to other sites.
I collect watches and even my cheapest old Chinese automatics will lose like 30 seconds per month or so.
I hardly drive anymore since COVID, I'll gain the benefit of being less likely to be killed on my bike and not have to pay a dime :)
My guy a mechanical watch should lose like a minute a _month_, tops. Get your watch serviced.
If your Seiko is losing a minute a day it badly needs a service to adjust the timing.
It's surprisingly easy to learn. I had a coworker who did this as a hobby while working in tech. Rolex hires people right off the street and trains them into professionals within weeks. Even as an amateur I've opened a…
In practice I had a dislocated wrist once and getting it put back in was the most painful experience of my life.
No need. There are now sensors which can passively detect the presence of alcohol on anyone's breath within the cabin, and sensors which can detect BAC when you put your finger on them. if alcohol_detected_in_cabin:…
> When I'm cruising on the highway I like to rest my right wrist on the top of the wheel, which blocks the sensor. Won't this shatter your wrist if your airbag deploys? I remember being taught to hold the sides of the…
> I think an in-car breathalyzer which gates the ignition would also save a lot of lives. > Most people agree that kind of manufactured paternalism is an overreach and would be against its introduction. Congress already…
I switched my home server from k3s to quadlet and saw an 8% drop in power usage.
I think that's the VPN rather than the IP. I've had a family set up with someone I don't live with for years and it's never been an issue. The initial account enrollment has to be in the physically same location but…
This is partially false, Steam has an official system for children and families to share purchased games: https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/054C-3167-DD7F-49... In practice, Steam is likely not going to know or…
> If that was an actual problem wouldn't people be doing it without the college already? I see you haven't heard of /r/churning. Although it doesn't involve bankruptcy, because then the sheriff comes down and takes your…
Credit limits on the credit cards they can apply for. Good luck getting a limit higher than a few grand at 20 years old on your own.
What would stop graduates from declaring bankruptcy early in their careers to discharge their debt, before they use their education to build a lifetime of earnings and assets?
> and that has to be in the first chapter of every first year battle strategy/tactic book on the planet. You expected Boko Haram - a group whose name literally translates to "books are forbidden" - to read a book?
Yup. If you're looking for intelligence or logical consistency, you won't find it here.
I removed most of the the autocompletion plugins from my Vim setup. (I had YouCompleteMe set up for intelligent suggestions, I've rolled it back to a simpler LSP-driven setup). Also, I no longer update plugins without…
Boko Haram wouldn't have read any of those books because they banned the reading of any book except the Koran.
I prefer to download the video using yt-dlp and then watch at 2.5x in mpv.
Mostly moved my panels around to emphasize navigating code and looking at diffs side by side. Less emphasis on terminals, task runners, debuggers, test suites, etc. - I can pop those out if I need them, but usually I…
This is a real thing, it's why units like Sturmtruppen or special forces units have been successful throughout history - a smaller, better trained and coordinated force is often better than a large, uncoordinated mob.…
This is covered in the full PDF; they have many accounts they spread the queries over and structure them like they're asking for help writing a movie script.
I switched from using Vim as my primary editor to using Zed's Vim Mode. When you have a second process editing your project in the background you need an editor that can display those changes immediately without clunky…
HN audience prefers text to video; videos rarely do well here compared to other sites.
I collect watches and even my cheapest old Chinese automatics will lose like 30 seconds per month or so.
I hardly drive anymore since COVID, I'll gain the benefit of being less likely to be killed on my bike and not have to pay a dime :)
My guy a mechanical watch should lose like a minute a _month_, tops. Get your watch serviced.
If your Seiko is losing a minute a day it badly needs a service to adjust the timing.
It's surprisingly easy to learn. I had a coworker who did this as a hobby while working in tech. Rolex hires people right off the street and trains them into professionals within weeks. Even as an amateur I've opened a…
In practice I had a dislocated wrist once and getting it put back in was the most painful experience of my life.
No need. There are now sensors which can passively detect the presence of alcohol on anyone's breath within the cabin, and sensors which can detect BAC when you put your finger on them. if alcohol_detected_in_cabin:…
> When I'm cruising on the highway I like to rest my right wrist on the top of the wheel, which blocks the sensor. Won't this shatter your wrist if your airbag deploys? I remember being taught to hold the sides of the…
> I think an in-car breathalyzer which gates the ignition would also save a lot of lives. > Most people agree that kind of manufactured paternalism is an overreach and would be against its introduction. Congress already…
I switched my home server from k3s to quadlet and saw an 8% drop in power usage.
I think that's the VPN rather than the IP. I've had a family set up with someone I don't live with for years and it's never been an issue. The initial account enrollment has to be in the physically same location but…
This is partially false, Steam has an official system for children and families to share purchased games: https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/054C-3167-DD7F-49... In practice, Steam is likely not going to know or…