EinsDueTresFour

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by EinsDueTresFour 2mo ago
> Many devs stuck on Windows use WSL to run Ubuntu for ML/AI work. "stuck on Windows" is pretty telling here -- if Windows could it would already have replaced Linux ages ago. And it's not by lack of trying that they
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by EinsDueTresFour 2mo ago
I am the same when I am doing deep work that I am interested in. I need absolute silence. My day-to-day mundane work is a bit different, but I still cannot listen to music with lyrics. I have found to my surprise that the soundtrack of 8-bi
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by EinsDueTresFour 4y ago
I would add that the "Sales vs engineering and sales winning" would be a very relevant warning also: > [sales] signed up a large number of smaller businesses on the platform. [...] However, integrating these smaller businesses
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by EinsDueTresFour 5y ago
I can relate to this. I went to a state school in a country where the only way in to university is by taking a test (this was in the early 00's), so I went to one of these cram schools after I finished high school. The cram school was
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by EinsDueTresFour 5y ago
Wouldn't Strive School ( https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/strive-school ) be one of the schools trying to implement the Lambda School model in Europe and the UK? I don't know how famous/big they are,
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by EinsDueTresFour 5y ago
I think there's a high chance that they are all linked. That perhaps the founders of each great religion were all "teachers at the same school", but that the teachings they brought to humanity were given according to humanity
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Software delivery's goal is to minimise the lead time to business impact (2013)(dannorth.net)
2 points by EinsDueTresFour 6y ago|0 comments
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by EinsDueTresFour 7y ago
I believe the focus of what's being said is that people who claim to work these insane hours, _and_ manage to keep all other plates in their personal lives spinning, usually do not spend that much time doing productive work. That is no
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by EinsDueTresFour 7y ago
AFAIK, there are two different types of cassava: the one we eat, and the one that's poisonous (which I think they called mandioca braba ) and is only used to make farinha .
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by EinsDueTresFour 8y ago
It is likely though that, if GDPR proves effective, other countries will soon follow suit and implement a similar set of data protection regulations. Perhaps by then companies around the world will be forced into paying more attention to th
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by EinsDueTresFour 8y ago
My comment is merely anecdotal, I guess, but I believe if I were part of this study my data point would have been considered a 'statistical anomaly'. I am a career changer who moved from admin roles to software development. This p