FuNe

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Maximize human flourishing [ comic ](smbc-comics.com)
1 points by FuNe 10y ago|0 comments
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IBM Watson Workspace(workspace.ibm.com)
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by FuNe 10y ago
This reminds me of a well known comic: https://xkcd.com/1597/
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Why Today Is the Day You Have to Reinvent Yourself(jamesaltucher.com)
1 points by FuNe 10y ago|0 comments
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PostCapitalism by Paul Mason review(theguardian.com)
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by FuNe 10y ago
You can see the current trends by looking at job listings. E.g. http://stackoverflow.com/jobs?sort=i&allowsremote=true Another good source of info is: https://github.com/lukasz-madon/awesome-remote-
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by FuNe 10y ago
Could be a mini stray back hole caught up in a highly elliptical orbit around our solar system (not much of interplanetary particles there - right) ? I have not studied astrophysics (quite obviously) - just pitching ideas.
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IBM AI system Watson to diagnose rare diseases in Germany(bbc.com)
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by FuNe 10y ago
" But the history of astronomy is rife with speculation that is never borne out: The same guy who correctly predicted the existence of Neptune also believed that a planet he called Vulcan was responsible for the wobble of Mercury. That
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by FuNe 10y ago
I'm curious. Where are you based? i.e. which job market?
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by FuNe 10y ago
Yes - the article is not very good but I couldn't find anything decent (didn't search long though). Put this up mostly interested in what actual people might have to say. Data point - in my 40s (doing DevOps atm). Truth is in my c
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Where do all the old programmers go?(infoworld.com)
103 points by FuNe 10y ago|97 comments
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Rwanda turns to drones to deliver vital blood supplies(aljazeera.com)
1 points by FuNe 10y ago|0 comments
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The surprising benefits of a mid-career break(bbc.com)
201 points by FuNe 10y ago|135 comments
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Drones begin delivering blood in Rwanda(theverge.com)
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Rwanda begins commercial drone deliveries(bbc.com)
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by FuNe 10y ago
Pushing for expansion of remote working would do a world of good with regards to points 1,2 and 4.
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Bill Hicks on the Evils of Marketing(youtube.com)
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Browse faster and safer with Brave(brave.com)
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by FuNe 10y ago
Thank you!
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We Are Singing Stardust: Carl Sagan on the Story of Humanity’s Greatest Message(brainpickings.org)
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How curiosity can save you from political bias(mindhacks.com)
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Code for America(codeforamerica.org)
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by FuNe 10y ago
> The interruptions often feel pleasant, of course, because they are usually the work of your friends. Distractions arrive in your brain connected to people you know (or think you know), which is the genius of social, peer-to-peer media.
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When the bureaucracy fails(cluelesscreationcorporation.quora.com)
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by FuNe 10y ago
Lenovo again. As if the recent thinkpad scandal was not enough. Incidentally I know of another company that went to bed with MS and it didn't work out very well - enter Nokia.
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by FuNe 10y ago
According to the table here https://wire.com/privacy/ it's open source
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by FuNe 10y ago
Never thought of it as seasonal ebb/flow but it figures.
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by FuNe 10y ago
I'm not proficient in Philosophy but I think that we just select to draw the line at some point and accept that perceived things are such and such. AFAIK there is no way to even logically assert that other people exist (solipsism if i
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by FuNe 10y ago
A lot of bureaucracy and politics are coming from tech people too. Turf wars, ego issues, you name it. But yes, collocation seems to be of particular advantage to the ones being talented at 'being pleasant to the right people'.

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