For example, I hace a monad that saves to a database using effects. I change the effect to update an array instead and I have code that I can use in a unit test.
thanks for the link, it's very interesting. My next question (in general, not to you) would be to know how these people with the other combinations are classified by the sports organizations. It seems like a really complex issue, and to form an opinion one needs to really get into the nuances. I think the press pushing the narrative that women are discriminated against without at least a mention of the nuances involved is a bit irresponsible. The discussion here might help some folks to form a more informed opinion.
Genetically speaking it seems that it is binary world, either you're XX or you're XY. Or at least that is what I understood from the article. Is there another combination I'm not aware of?
Another simpler way (even simpler than macros) that works great for simple mass editing is visual blocks. In normal mode, press Ctrl + V and you get to select a literal block of text (not like visual mode, where the text is sequential). Then you can for example, do a "c" to change the selected text in each of the rows that your block covers. This is especially practical to remove a column. Just select the column, press d and voilà.
My biggest mistake at the beginning of freelancing was that I sold more or less 8 hours a day of work. That's too much because as a freelancer you do not have vacations or paid sick days, and contract. So I corrected it to 120 hours a month, that means that:
* I can recover sick days if needed.
* I can work a little bit extra for 1 or two months to get a 1 week vacation.
* I can use the extra hours a day to do some marketing/networking/sales.
* It's easy to take half a day off and recover it in 2 or three days.
* I needed to charge more per hour to make it work, but now I'm pretty happy with it.
I live in Bolivia. My parents and my wife's parents live here. Having our parents here is great because we have children and are helped a lot by them. (I studied and worked in Switzerland before moving back.)
So, how did I decide? I just knew I wanted to have children and that grandparents are a great help, so it's mostly a family related decision. I work remotely as a consultant in software modeling.
In Bolivia, there’s a right to “job stability” in the constitution written in 2008. Supreme Court here interpreted it as “right not to be fired”. There is precedent of people complaining to the ministry of labour asking to be hired again after getting fired and getting away with it. It’s stupid, but it’s a counter example.
For example, I hace a monad that saves to a database using effects. I change the effect to update an array instead and I have code that I can use in a unit test.