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I've been wondering about this. It seems like it's been around for a long time, but I'm seeing it more recently.

I kinda like the letterforms, even though the kerning and balance of visual weight are terrible. . . . . . oiter

I also just suspend, but it sounds like you need to adjust some fan curves. (or look into getting more/better fans)

There is some risk of burn in, but it's pretty manageable for modern OLED monitors with normal usage. Like, it should last closer to a decade than a year, especially if you lower the brightness a little.

Yes, and it also lets me use my neovim config.

It doesn't edit the file directly, it creates a temp file that replaces the file when saving. It means that the editor is run as the user, not as root.

It's hard to say without knowing what sort of a friendship you have and what she's like, but I think you should really consider telling her how you feel– about her, or at least how you feel in general.

We should have fewer male babies.

This is a pretty radical take, and I understand why most people in the thread don't like your suggestion, but honestly think it has potential.

Our current concept of gender is broken, and short of abolishing gender as a societal concept, I think this could bring balance.

Put simply, we have a patriarchal society, where men are seen as the default, and positions of power skew heavily towards men. Yet men are also valued a lot less than women.

I think changing the ratio of genders could actually even out all of these factors.

Eh, sometimes the training takes 4-8+ years, and is only achievable by people with a certain disposition or talent.

I do think it makes sense for education and work to be better integrated (apprenticeships make a lot of sense)

But "discriminating" based on education and skill is just making a decision based on the two most important factors. I don't want some unskilled HS student as my surgeon.

If anything, I think hiring should be based on skill more, not based on previous jobs you've had and how good you are at interviews.

Very interesting article, worth posting by itself

There's definitely a grey area. "Sports" is a spectrum from competitive team based games, to any recreational activity that requires athleticism.

In this case my point is that wrestling presents itself as a competitive sport, while that aspect of it is fake.

Neovim if you're a text editor snob, vi if you're a minimalism snob.

The Venn diagram between those two things is basically a circle at this point.

I agree to some extent, but there's an important difference between sport and performance. WWE is categorically separate from say, BJJ. Sure, they both have guys rolling around on the floor, and they're both kinda silly, but one is a real competition with rules and skill while the other is a predetermined show.

Because anyone who's actually a snob about a minimalist text editing experience is using something like neovim, emacs, or kakoune, not some notepad replacement.

OnlyOffice is a bit more polished and similar to MS, have you tried that?

Fair enough.

Personally, it only feels good if I'm not tired. Also I find lifting heavy to feel not great, but light weight and slow movements to feel good. I guess it's a type of pain, but I think the type of soreness you get can be pretty satisfying.

Also I really think climbing is the best workout– it's engaging and fun enough that you're not focusing the exercise. I also loved climbing trees as a kid and a while ago I went to a bouldering gym a bit. The only downsides are that it's a bit expensive and you can easily fuck up your hands/fingers with certain techniques.

Have you tried limiting aerobic stuff? (not saying to avoid it completely)

Running has always made me feel like I'm dying, but sprinting for a really short time feels amazing.

Also have you tried strength training? I think it feels pretty good, especially isolation exercises that don't get my heartrate too high. I still feel tired for a few hours afterwards, but it does make me feel better overall.

They took a bunch of rich women, dressed them up in objectifying skintight suits, then flew them to space for 10 minutes in a glorified plane ride on the second richest guy's dick shaped rocket. And we're supposed to be "inspired", meanwhile women who are actual rocket scientists and astronauts are being erased and removed from NASA's web site because "woke dei" or whatever.

It's such lazy writing, but it seems like almost everything is written this way these days. Characters make the dumbest possible decisions, and refuse to talk to each other or share important information.

I disagree, I think Dark was much more coherent. It was admittedly a bit convoluted, but I think it did a good job tying everything together.

Whereas Lost was them constantly creating new mysteries that they didn't have the answers too, and tying it up in the end with some random bullshit.