Ephera

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Well, vegan foods with lots of proteins include: Beans, lentils, peas, nuts, peanuts, tofu, soy.
Personal favorites are red lentils (cook pretty quickly and don't need to be soaked before) and pre-cooked white beans (I just have a jar of those in the fridge and will scoop a spoonful into all kinds of meals).

Proteins are cool, because they stick around in your stomach for a while, but they're bad at filling you up. For that, salads and veggies are the best. Sometimes, I'll eat an entire bowl of salad, which is not a lot of calories, but still fills me up.

I would also recommend slowly changing your diet over. Your gut microbiota need time to adjust to a different diet. If you don't give them that time, they can kill your will pretty effectively.

Well, we have a tool for that called vendoring, a.k.a. copy-pasting the library code into your repo. It's no worse than copy-pasting LLM-generated code...

Sure, but those words have been coined by the nerds, or those that don't try to sell you anything at least. The guy very much wants to sell you vibe coding and LLMs and whatnot.

Interesting that the term was coined by someone who presumably intended it to mean a good thing. I assumed it to be an entirely derogatory term...

I mean, surely you did it for the exercise, right? If you needed a solution, you could've very likely used a library...

I try to do that, but I'm often too earliy, before things are put on sale, or too late, when things have already sold out. 🫠

A colleague bought the backpack for their kid back in January (classes start in September). Totally makes sense that there's probably the best selection and prices right now, but still had me thinking, wait, you don't procrastinate that until the last month before school starts?

This is largely a layperson's opinion, but I don't think there would be much of a difference. The thing is that perfect vision rarely happens, not just because of bad eyes, but because sunlight might be hitting your screen or you're reading at a weird angle or contrast is bad etc..
And even if the pixels were beamed straight to your retina, your brain is still a pattern matching machine. If it's easier to discern individual letters, it becomes quicker to select each word correctly.

Having said that, if there were a font that's objectively the most readable, we probably wouldn't have a gazillion different fonts. Some folks here have said that they find this font distracting, for example. So, yeah, you kind of have to decide on your own, what works best for you.

Yeah, it's the SIL Open Font License. The text can be found behind their "End-User License Agreement" link.

For learning about the filesystem layout, you can type man hier into a Linux terminal.

Or read the same online: https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/hier.7.html

I guess, I'd say it's a democracy-in-progress currently. I mean, all democracies always are, but the US perhaps a bit more. Seeing the protests is a very good sign, though.