CodeCube

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by CodeCube 8y ago
I'm curious how this might apply to your average tech worker/programmer type person ... Are there common missteps that we do which overtaxes working memory, and how can we adjust our working rituals to mitigate?
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by CodeCube 8y ago
This is such a massive point right here ... there is so much talent, either already in "far flung" parts of the country; or currently in a place like SF, but who long to move "back home" for any number of reasons. Having
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by CodeCube 8y ago
The beauty of hindsight ... it's 20/20, let us never forget that :)
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by CodeCube 8y ago
yes :)
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by CodeCube 8y ago
wow, this is huge for some use cases!
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by CodeCube 8y ago
I appreciate a good reason to think deeply as much as the next person ... but odds are just that, odds. If we were the result of some freak black swan event that kickstarted "life", the odds of it happening are irrelevant ... be
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by CodeCube 8y ago
it's precisely the same kind of progress ... in the early 1900s, we were the poor country with plucky workers willing to do the hard manufacturing work. Then our middle class grew, and we no longer wanted to do that work, so we offload
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by CodeCube 8y ago
And places like China are now seeing the same kind of untrammeled progress, as their economy completely explodes under political conditions that 'the west' would consider counter to what they would consider correct/right&#x2F
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by CodeCube 8y ago
Not to mention recalibrating your sense of "normal" from your life before children. Totally not saying that one has to let the child completely take over their life ... but it's also unhealthy to expect everything to stay the
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by CodeCube 8y ago
Whoa there tiger ... don't tell that to my dad!
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by CodeCube 8y ago
Nothing different than I usually wear ... t-shirt and jeans, and I keep my house at 74 degrees (it's usually a bit warmer in my office). Under normal circumstances, as you can imagine, I find it quite comfortable.
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by CodeCube 8y ago
I've been doing cold showers after working out ... but when I do, I'm freezing _the entire day_. Does this happen to anyone else?
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by CodeCube 8y ago
Orlando, FL
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by CodeCube 8y ago
You don't necessarily have to find someone that cares about what you find interesting ... you have to be willing to put yourself in a situation in which you experience something you wouldn't find interesting at all. Obviously I&#x
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by CodeCube 8y ago
Remote working is becoming more and more accepted as time goes on, and collaboration technologies improve. Video chat is by far one of the most useful things about being on a remote team, in addition to things like git/pull request wor
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by CodeCube 8y ago
Well you could say the same about the entirety of "the cloud" ... no need to pay a team of sysadmins to manage, deploy, and maintain a data center, when you can easily provision a VM in seconds, or even better, use a SaaS offering
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by CodeCube 8y ago
The various bootcamps and accelerator programs may end up, in the end, morphing into a form of "trade school" for software engineers.
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by CodeCube 8y ago
I wonder if this is less a result of a newer OS, and more a result of the reported slowing of the CPU, due to a bad/old battery. Try replacing the battery and seeing if that speeds things up
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by CodeCube 8y ago
duckduckgo ?
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by CodeCube 8y ago
I'd take that a step further, in that adding a link to a related (or even duplicate) question shouldn't _close_ that question, it should be a potentially valid answer to this person's question. If enough people upvote the l
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by CodeCube 8y ago
I honestly can't tell if you're saying all of this sarcastically
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by CodeCube 8y ago
What recourse would a buyer have if they pay, and then never receive an item? If your answer to that is, "smart contract wouldn't release funds until they verify they've received item", then what recourse would a seller
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by CodeCube 8y ago
Can't get to Starlink II, without Starlink I ;) I'm excited about the possibilities, and really hope they can, as you suggest, continue to iterate and improve.
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by CodeCube 8y ago
The problem is how easily the workforce will be able to adapt to these new jobs. It's one thing to have new repetitive manufacturing jobs invented (as with the industrial revolution), and quite another for a growing market of engineers
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by CodeCube 8y ago
You'd be surprised at how influential memes are these days ... as ridiculous as it is to consider, they are absolutely political speech, and can be used as propaganda.
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by CodeCube 8y ago
Cut yourself a little slack ... I'm sure you _are_ creative, but perhaps have never _directed_ it towards any particular goal. If you've got the time, I highly recommended this talk by John Cleese on Creativity: https:/&#x2F
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by CodeCube 8y ago
"initial push" being the operative term ... posts can be shared to a broad audience by giving fb money, which they did.
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by CodeCube 8y ago
With decentralized and automatic currency exchanges, a large number of cryptocurrencies that you can easily exchange is no problem at all. The more the better :)
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by CodeCube 8y ago
Meh ... I use emoji all the time in my professional communications. If you don't like them, don't use them -- pretty simple ;)
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by CodeCube 8y ago
correct ... unfortunately this feature has been super hidden over time in the FB UX. It's almost impossible to figure out unless you already know about it. I find it super useful when I specifically want to segment my audience. Don&#x2

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