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Agreed. The only thing I see changing is certain user behavior (e.g. thinking twice about searching on certain topics and/or using certain search engines etc.)
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Same idea, the product I saw before was from a different maker I think. Appreciate the info regardless
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I recall some kickstarter maybe that consisted of a white-noise-type speaker physically mounted on top of a smart device that would stop passive listening, anyone remember this
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Anyway, I'm currently planning on moving to a different area, maybe a city not so large, I think removing some of the option anxiety and transportation sprawl might help.
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My experience living in a large Midwest Metro area is that I never see people outside certain activities. I used to play pickup soccer, these people would never join me in a programming meetup, or as a musician, non-musician friends are non
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I would recommend the book The Power of Myth by J Campbell. It is a good book in the sense it talks about not forgetting the mystery of how we are here.
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I'm a fan of elongated skulls
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I know this is an opinion piece but surely the NYT has never pushed the ideals of what it thinks Beauty should be?! Gtfo
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Similar story. I left tech for about 5 months back in early Spring to refocus after delivery of a huge project (contract). Now looking at re-entering with a product/company I actually want to contribute to.
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Reminds me of a former Atlassian-based t-shirt reward for setting up the entire suite of Atlassian products (here be dragons or some logo like that). Glad to see there are many others who value their time and are not content to be treated
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I have used CodeDeploy/Codepipeline/Codebuild over several years. Overall they work well but there can be edge cases or gotchas that show up on occasion depending what you are trying to do. I also prefer externalizing the CI/
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Just to follow up, I removed all the caulking when I terminated my lease and left the apartment in its original state, ready for its next victim...
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Some years back I signed a lease in a luxury apartment hi-rise in downtown Chicago. The complex had been an add-on to an existing shopping center and mall. Long story short, the apartment smelled like old grease and trash often, and I could
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Neural Networks and Analog Computation Beyond the Turing Limit [Book Site]
(link.springer.com)
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6y ago
Don't Read Evil
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Also echoing some comments here. Suse was and remains one of my favorite distros to this day and was instrumental in my learning nix. Spent alot of time building opensuse distros back in the day with their build service. Just a little disap
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World Columbian Exposition 1893 Photos
(monovisions.com)
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There's a guy from Australia who teaches some good courses, he was on LinkedIn when I used to be on the platform. Unfortunately I don't recall his name but he posts in various groups on LinkedIn.
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I can't be the only one in that I grew up in a very conservative and religious environment and towne (think end-of-the-world-but-not-quite-cult-belief-group); and while I'd love to spend more time with my family I honestly don
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I think over time computing actually reprograms minds in not so great ways and no one knows for certain how long-term this plays out