In my case, extrovert living alone. No collab and no meetings with coworkers due to which tasks I was assigned. Just droning on, writing code, with no one to take a break with. I'm still recovering mentally after 2 years of work-from-home during covid - pure mental torture for my personality type.

... and it has not become common knowledge yet that ibuprofen is not recommended for males due to its reductive effect on testosterone production

Not recommended by whom? I’ve never had a medical professional tell me that.

I used the stack on a side project. Wrote an adapter for websocket sync and a wrapper for Vue that allowed streaming queries.

I really liked it, but the typical pattern of one-db-per-user with internal replication on the server was a bit difficult plan/orchestrate for shared data. I'm patiently waiting for the couchdb PR for document level access control.

These days I use supabase with row level security and a Vue-wrapper that can cache queries locally and update the result as the network request finishes. Works as good as pouch + couch (but naturally comes up short for queries that rely on Date.now())

I discovered that I could control it in my teens. I rather opt for earplugs - the muscle gets tired as all other muscles during use, and the amount of dampening is negligible in my case.

I have the WF XM4 (earplugs) - they have no white noise when not playing. They are garbage for phone-calls though, so wouldn't recommend them if you plan on using the mic.

I don't think it's a limitation with electron on Linux. One time I joined a meeting with an external org, and probably due to some bug in teams I suddenly got more features like e.g. background blur. The next meeting a couple of hours later the features were gone again.

When i used it for web I hit a max of 6 simultaneous connections in chrome. I seem to recall that it was an (intended) browser limitation - but it doesn't throw any errors, so it's not very obvious. I forked the socket-pouch library and changed it a bit to sync unlimited db's over a single websocket connection. It worked like a charm (despite my messy code).

If you're hitting the same issues, this might be it. A non-throwing limitation in the browser runtime.

Hi, author here. Feel free to ask me anything!

Diffx is an attempt at making a library that

* requires as little boilerplate code as possible

* does not require rigid patterns for how to change the state

* has great devtools

* works great with typescript

* works great with react, vue, svelte and angular

It seems the lenses on the quest 2 are a bit of a hit-or-miss and vary in quality between each unit/batch.

My headset had a sweet-spot where the image was clear on maybe 5% of the screen, making it potato-vr for video and text. Others (on reddit) had the same complaints.

If you're considering buying one, make sure you're also able to return it in case the lens-quality of the batch is sub-par.

Since the reactivity api is exposed it's very easy to write a file to hold whatever state you want.

Benefits: easy to create, type safety is simple.

Drawbacks: you don't get a serializable state log for free (that can be recorded and replayed when hitting bugs).