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ungamed··on Accused of cheating, marathon runner Frank Meza's life fell apart (2019)
Oh but when they do!
ungamed··on Accused of cheating, marathon runner Frank Meza's life fell apart (2019)
Where do you draw the line for the fish ?
ungamed··on Ask HN: What's the biggest problem you got during work from home?
I'm expected to go to 1:30 AM meetings.
ungamed··on Shane Warne has died
Warne and Marsh within a few days, sad day for cricket australia.
ungamed··on In Japan, a million people have shut themselves in their rooms
> I recall some insane number of violent deaths recorded for those groups in South America in graves.

Everyone country had violent deaths, you cant compare stone age slavery with hunter gatherer lifestyles, they are very different people.

ungamed··on In Japan, a million people have shut themselves in their rooms
Have you lived in the west to compare it ? Its not any more rigid, but it is rigid in ways that have different society outcomes.

The west definitely has 'less' penalty for breaking the society norms. Maybe you get away with not having to be as strict with the societal requirements because you are gaijin ?

ungamed··on Ask HN: How do you cope with possible nuclear threat?
You still get to die of the radiation, good times.
ungamed··on Can Slack-mania be cured with systemized discipline?
I find it great, it saves me from information overload. For 'project' things, these often start on a mailing list and I can go back/search a mailing list if its that important.

I'll be honest to say, most things that is said in any communication medium is a complete waste of time. Having i searchable rather than forcing it on people globally is the only scalable option.

ungamed··on Lenovo announces the first Arm-based ThinkPad
Intel has been absolutely incorrect on this a few times. Quite often there is a conflict in ranges that the ACPI spec included in the system firmware can't deal with, but if an operating system is clever enough it can work around the problem.

It may require some ACPI trickery, but it absolutely is doable. If the firmware guys are super lazy it may just work without ACPI trickery.

Check out an example here: https://www.downtowndougbrown.com/2019/04/adventures-of-putt...

ungamed··on Ink/Stitch
Buy a plotter. There are many second hand ones on the market.
ungamed··on Can Slack-mania be cured with systemized discipline?
> what affordance could be surfaced to suggest this communication medium is asynchronous and discourage this imposing behavior?

I was employed through the transformation of pre->post changes, It took about 6 months of consistent reminders on all communication mediums, it even become memeish at one point.

>I'm suggesting that there are major problems in the hinterland that have simply been ignored.

I strongly agree with this, the lack of 'deep work' that instant communication mediums have created has destroyed so much innovation, possibility and profit through its creation.

Ginsberg was a genius, but things have changed.

“I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness, starving hysterical naked, dragging themselves through the waking hours looking for slack notifications, burning for the modern digital connection to the dopamine laced cloud.”

ungamed··on Can Slack-mania be cured with systemized discipline?
Yes, in this case you explicitly introduce the reader with context, which is important when you have specific information that may be considered sensitive, or history that is not relevant.

Anyone reading the "to" line can see where the reader was introduced.

ungamed··on What’s the appeal of deep voices in men?
Shohreh Aghdashloo and Aydin Aghdashloo. easy.
ungamed··on What’s the appeal of deep voices in men?
> Men have more body hair, more baldness, larger Adam's apple, but women aren't > really attracted to any of those.

Different attributes are attractive to different people. I don't imagine man women would 'actively' say they are attracted to these things due to society pressure but that doesn't mean its fundamentally untrue.

ungamed··on Can Slack-mania be cured with systemized discipline?
> Email doesn't have an easy way to add someone to a thread

You add them to the cc list.

> or to manage a forked conversation.

Your email client is at fault there, any decent email manages forked conversations.

> It's closed and non-discoverable by default.

Thats why you have mailing lists which are indexed and searchable. You may see 'closed and non discoverable' as a downside, I do not. Anything that should be discoverable should be on a wiki.

ungamed··on Can Slack-mania be cured with systemized discipline?
The business I work for has the same, it is branded "Naked pings suck".
ungamed··on Can Slack-mania be cured with systemized discipline?
I think the name indicates its intentions quite clearly. Make employees slack.
ungamed··on Nearly a third of TV ads play to empty rooms
Active stoicism worked for me. I think only ryan holiday is getting rich from it though.
ungamed··on Cassowary – Run Windows Apps on Linux using a VM as if they were native apps
Can you define "peg" in this circumstance ? Because if your friends wanted you to have sex with the male bird, these people are not your friends.
ungamed··on Why Not ZFS (2021)
and ZFS has that nasty issue with 32 bit fragmented memory..
ungamed··on Ask HN: Did I make a mistake jumping on the homestead bandwagon?
> I can't help feel frustrated when I watch my friends in the city enjoy all of

> the comforts it offers and seemingly pull away from me both financially and

> socially

If you don't find total value greater than your total losses in the situation, the solution is evident. Make a list, do the math. Revisit it periodically.

ungamed··on Show HN: My 486 Server
I believe its "Turn down for what"
ungamed··on The Hacker's Diet
Its very unlikely you have a high metabolic rate, this has almost no factor in muscle building. You need enough workload, calories, protein and rest to gain muscle, its really that simple.

The amount of horseshit around the diet is unbelievable. Its not fun, its not catchy, do the work and results will happen.

ungamed··on The UX on this small child is terrible
Anyone doing significant amount of exercise (kids) would likely benefit from salt in their diet.
ungamed··on The UX on this small child is terrible
I don't think ive ever eaten it by itself, but I can confirm that I've had it on sandwiches in Australia, in Satay, (Golden tofu/chicken) and a peanut stew (African iirc).
ungamed··on The UX on this small child is terrible
Carrots in Australia seem to be quite sweet compared to the carrots that I had in some of Asia, how do carrots taste in the US ?
ungamed··on The UX on this small child is terrible
My grandmother would do more than 'banish', I'd have been sore for a day at least.
ungamed··on Use spacer components instead of CSS margins (2020)
how do you do this on mobile while browsing the site ? (and not jumping into chrome properties continually ?)
ungamed··on Mister FPGA: The Future of Game and Computer Emulation
I believe they already have, at least interntionally.
ungamed··on Avy Can Do Anything
Let me start with the singular most obvious.

No plugin org-mode like exports of all default org-mode export types in vim.

Just for reference:

https://orgmode.org/manual/Exporting.html

Looking forward to your youtube clip in a few years.

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