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The problem is that it builds and establishes a habit that we will _accidentally_ engage in when we are tired, distracted, etc. This is where accidents happen, and why it is important to never consider yourself above the fray. It’s not that
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Observation: USA curriculum, or, often in recent times, lack thereof, has not seemed to harm the USA’s position in the STEM field
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1) when getting things done: the connective tissue of human relationships is at least of equal importance as the technical merits of a solution 2) in relationships: over and explicit communicating is never bad 3) always be an optimist - the
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It may be that the best place for that technology is in prototyping environments. Similar to something being mocked up before cut into HTML/CSS/JS. The biggest problem I imagine with graphical is the maintenance of it.
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I see what you mean, but I think that we are both correct - I agree entirely that stories in pictures can give both a deeper or quicker understanding of most topics - the issue is that they cannot clarify or directly state something. The be
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Because smarter people than I have answered this question: > Programs must be written for people to read, and only incidentally for machines to execute. - Abelson As to why that might be the case: when the bugs you wrote are found; the e
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I have always been of the opinion that you ought to read the stoics in the order of: 1. Epictetus (foundational with the enchiridion) [trans Robert Dobbin] 2. Seneca’s letters (eloquent exhortations from one person to another) [trans Robin
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I’ve had several great connections and solid job interviews, as well as my current role at the USDS. I am currently* a “Senior/Lead SWE” that’s flirted a lot with SRE. Earlier in my career it was a lot harder to get responses, but stil
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CreativEngine | Frontend/Web Developer (mid/sr) | 60-120k DOE and Role| ONSITE, Los Angeles (Playa Vista) | Full Time We are a development and design house with major clients including the legislative branch of the U.S. federal go
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CreativEngine | Frontend/Web Developer | 70-100+k DOE| Playa Vista, CA | Full Time, Onsite - Possible Remote CreativEngine builds internal tools and a CMS for various government agencies. We have a small but supportive team, and have a