LeoJiWoo

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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
1. Read Books/Online 2. Use Anki for difficult memorization 3. Use mindmaps for difficult concepts 4. Practice Coding 5. Sleep and Exercise for mental health I've also found a low carb high fat diet helps me focus a lot more ymmv
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
Well I hope this a good thing, and won't lead to price gouging. The trend of corporate consolidation is concerning, we need more monopoly busting, and anti-trust investigations.
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
Chinese styled censorship is not good for democracy, and not the way forward to a better world. Tim Cook is so busy chasing money, he has lost his principles. I can't blame him for trying to increase Apple's revenue, but I can dis
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
Pretty interesting. Game Development seems to have such a different workflow than most of the stuff I'm familiar with like backend, web dev, and the occasional network programming. https://gamedev.stackexchange.com/ques
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They're leaving California for Las Vegas to find the middle-class life(latimes.com)
1 points by LeoJiWoo 9y ago|0 comments
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
You are right. The article context I was referring to was project feedback, which I guess falls under office politics not american or government politics.
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
American Universities are for profit corporations and need to be investigated. They have huge endowments and pay admins huge sums. Yet they crush students with unbelievably high tuition. We have a student loan crisis, that is mentally destr
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
I take some issue with statement "Workers are afraid to speak up". Workers that don't own their own means of some kind of production are working for someone else. So its reasonable to be afraid when your livelihood, people ha
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
Its a miscarriage of science and justice, when publicly funded science goes behind a journal paywall. People should be able to access what their taxes funded, and increase communication around science. I really agree with this quote from th
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Charlottesville: Faulty planning, passive police led to disaster at Aug.12 rally(richmond.com)
2 points by LeoJiWoo 9y ago|0 comments
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
Pretty fascinating science. The "hundreds of thousands of dollars" cost is a bit concerning to me. I'm also guessing it will difficult to bring the cost down since it requires a donor uterus.
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
I think you are right. Also people are being worn down by the 24 hr news cycle and always on social media. It's hijacked our emotions into thinking facebooks likes or retweets matter more than voting or going out in the world and doin
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Philadelphia write-in candidate: I won with one vote(thehill.com)
231 points by LeoJiWoo 9y ago|201 comments
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Man charged with threatening to kill U.S. Rep. Katko over 'net neutrality'(newyorkupstate.com)
10 points by LeoJiWoo 9y ago|5 comments
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After long battle with ALS, man who helped inspire ice bucket challenge dies(today.com)
3 points by LeoJiWoo 9y ago|0 comments
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What to Do When a Patient Has a 'Do Not Resuscitate' Tattoo(theatlantic.com)
22 points by LeoJiWoo 9y ago|4 comments
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
Twitter and social media don't want that door opened. It will almost certainly subject them to strong regulations. I guarantee conservative/maga types like Roger Stone who have been banned from Twitter will sue, since they would h
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System76 is disabling Intel's flawed Management Engine on its Linux laptops(theinquirer.net)
3 points by LeoJiWoo 9y ago|0 comments
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
I'm excited by seeing support and continued development. Nothing worse than a dead framework, but I def see your point. Stability is very important too.
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
Apple is tanking their good will with these. But more surprising Tim Cook is the target of rage from a lot of people, more so than Apple (from my social groups full of nontechies). I guess that's the burden of following Steve Jobs. Hi
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
Wow, I remember being curious about Django a year ago. Now it's at 2.0 ! It already felt overwhelming then, but now even more so. I can't wait to check it out more. On a sidenote, I feel bad for the developers who have to migrate
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
Apparently someone used my name to support net neutrality. I'm pro-NN but its still disconcerting. I can't tell if it was a bot, or an overzealous friend. I hope the dystopian future won't be ruled by those with the best bots
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What the Industry Knew About Sugar's Health Effects, but Didn't Tell Us(npr.org)
3 points by LeoJiWoo 9y ago|1 comments
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'Perhaps we now have the link between vaccination and autism'(dailymail.co.uk)
2 points by LeoJiWoo 9y ago|9 comments
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
https://twitter.com/officialmcafee/status/935900326007328768 Well John McAfee thinks bitcoin will hit 1 million by 2020.
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
The true believers really imagine it will replace paper currency. So there is no need to sell.
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
I don't like his argument. I think we should regulate ISPS,DNS providers, Social media, and other parts of the Internet Ecosystem to be neutral. Though I agree full with Pai's statement: “what I know is not the right answer is tha
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Pai: Twitter Is Bigger Threat to Open Net Than ISPs(broadcastingcable.com)
53 points by LeoJiWoo 9y ago|46 comments
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
Tumblr lost the social media wars. They are basically a zombie at this point eating money and has a toxic community of users. I would shut it down or try to sanitize it (doubt it can be done). I'd use the tech with some modifications a
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
Sure, but what actions to enforce or restore NN do we force democrats to campaign on. Both sides are hugely pro-corporation (not counting the bernie fringe wing), we need to force them to run on specific issues related to net neutrality not

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