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If you are like me (same vim, python, no LLM, no autocompletion, no syntax highlighting noise), LSP will make you a better developer: it makes navigating the codebase MUCH easier, including stdlib and 3rd party dependencies.

As a result, you don't lose flow and end up reading considerably more code than you would have otherwise.

> Spotify saw a 9% increase in exploratory intent queries, a 30% rise in maximum query length per user, and a 10% increase in average query length—this suggests the query recommendation updates helped users express more complex intents

To me it's not clear that it should be interpreted as an improvement: what I read in this summary is that users had to search more and to enter longer queries to get to what they needed.

After reading the title I was hoping to find something about third time, same as third space: time that's neither work nor rest. That would be something!

also https://github.com/umap-project/umap/ found it quite handy for personal needs: importing geojson, curating info via custom properties, visualizing it using map marker tooltip templates, exporting gpx and using it in OsmAnd on my phone

Streaming is very different from radio: https://thebaffler.com/downstream/big-mood-machine-pelly When I pay for music I don't want harvesting of my listening habits to be part of the price.

personal (as opposed to corporate) computing

To some extent this can be addressed with `--ignore-revs-file`: https://www.git-scm.com/docs/git-blame#Documentation/git-bla...

An example: https://www.moxio.com/blog/43/ignoring-bulk-change-commits-w...

also password policies, account takeover detection/prevention, user device/session list management