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@barefootstache I've always been confused as to why nano gets made the default I've vi for so many things, because I didn't think it was easier. only recently have I appreciated how much vim has warped my sensibilities--nano *actually* is a better default just for telling you the commands by default

@barefootstache perspective helps: assuming you have automated tests, just imagine how much worse it would be if you didn't!

@lucifargundam lol. thanks

happy clappy. I finished 🙌

playing refactor whack-a-mole

so fun

#programming

tastes pretty good paired with some steamed white rice and greens, and flakes up well, but all the salt and fat is pretty intense. I'll have to have smaller portions in the future.

Baked some trout. Covered in kosher salt and sugar over night, wiped off, rinsed off, baked uncovered at 425°F for abt 15min, rotated and back in for abt 10min, on top of oven with the oven on for about five minutes.
I seasoned with black pepper, ginger, sage, olive oil, but no additional salt since it's pretty salty already

why does #firefox have search suggestions from the web on by default?

@publius
obscure for the reasons you gave... many (most?) people haven't heard of the guy or the history you relate.
@jalefkowit

@publius that's a rather obscure comment about your guy Santos-Dumont @jalefkowit

@jalefkowit come on, a *lot* people know Buzz Aldrin's name... at least he in the United States--he's a national hero!
@Sandra

nice little turn-up from Docker's random container name generator (usually I've seen the names before):

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lois_Haibt

#womeninstem

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/5-types-people-who-can-ruin-your-life/201804/are-narcissists-and-sociopaths-increasing
I used to think 1% is small, but 1% occurrence in the general population means you're nearly guaranteed to see someone with the condition at least once in your lifetime unless you live in a very cloistered group. 6.2% is a huge number... I remember some expert, I think on the Serial podcast, season one, saying how rare it is that you'll talk to a sociopath, and maybe for the context that's true, but in general I think it's not true if that statistic is.

(the 0-6.2% range from the DSM is bonkers though: 'somewhere between a hefty chunk of the population and non-existent 🤪')

the author of the article has a pretty clear conflict of interest though, so take it all with a grain of salt

#TIL there's a taxonomic group for fungi and animals separate from plants -- in my freshman biology class, we just had animals, plants, and fungi all laid flat underneath eukaryotes.