I don’t get coding interview stress, if anything the adrenaline helps me think clearer (faster)
Readit Newsfoobarkey commented on Live coding interviews measure stress, not coding skills hadid.dev/posts/living-co... · Posted by u/mustaphah
If the carbon has been stored 1 million years ago and you burn it the total net amount of CO2 in the atmosphere increases
If the carbon was stored last year and you burn it the net amount of carbon stays about the same YoY
Moving the transport sector over to the latter carbon or electrical would be a good direction in general
Disregarding spidy senses and mental gymnastics about people starving if they dont eat all that corn, I dont understand how we fail to see this as a net benefit and crap articles like that get produced
foobarkey commented on Gut microbes could protect us from toxic 'forever chemicals' cam.ac.uk/research/news/g... · Posted by u/timthorn
Ok so what do we eat to get more of them?
foobarkey commented on Bank transactions cleared by FTP-ing files twitter.com/alexpotato/st... · Posted by u/jv22222
Worked in banking some years ago, many things are powered by (s)ftp integrations (mainly all swift things to partner banks)
My pet theory: all atoms decay back to hydrogen given enough time, gravity pulls them together, stars form, the universe is one big loop that self resets :)
Compounded: 200 USD month;
Lilly/Novo Discounted: 350 USD month
Seems alright?
foobarkey commented on Git Commands That Cover 90% of a Developer's Daily Workflow jsdev.space/15-git-comman... · Posted by u/javatuts
Remove merge and add rebase and we agree :)
Oh and maybe cherry-pick
foobarkey commented on Show HN: Rad Type - Can we make gamepad typing fast? tyleo.com/projects/rad-ty... · Posted by u/tyleo
Wow. Both of these things happen to me all the time, and somehow exactly as you’ve described.
It won’t be just one space that’s been replaced with “.”s but several in a row.
The trailing “m” is something I often hit as I do the double “ “ to get the “.” and then backspace over the final space but often hit the “m” and tap “send”/“submit” without reviewing.
Speaking of which, it would be nice if it could trim the last trailing “ “ when leaving focus of the text entry if it had been entered due to a doubled “ “ to obtain a “.”.
Can confirm the . thing happens to me also half.of.my.google.searches.are.like.this so I have even learned to be cautious that the last word does not look like a tld :)