MaybiusStrip

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by MaybiusStrip 13y ago
Wordy prose, rampant grammatical mistakes, a poorly constructed argument... my classmates in junior-high wrote more convincingly. I can almost hear the author patting himself on the back for writing that last sentence. If the future is maki
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by MaybiusStrip 13y ago
I love my current job. I enjoy going to work every day. I hated my last job, but I didn't feel the need to have a public existential crisis about it.
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by MaybiusStrip 13y ago
I found this article angsty, obnoxious and full of belabored, melodramatic prose, just like the rest of Foer's writing. The instinct not to interfere in complete stranger's emotional turmoil -- especially when she is a 15 year old
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by MaybiusStrip 13y ago
I can't really make a guess about the author's coding abilities, but all the evidence in this piece suggests a severe lack of confidence which is probably immediately apparent to prospective employers.
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by MaybiusStrip 13y ago
Unless we get a large number of developers to build the same application twice using each framework, all evidence related to this is going to be speculative or anecdotal at best. Having written a lot of both backbone and angular, I can conf
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by MaybiusStrip 14y ago
Good book for beginners but Mark has no shortage of critics and enemies in the strength community.
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by MaybiusStrip 14y ago
Although as an add-on to that, many people abstain from alcohol for a variety of reasons (not because they're "no fun" or stuck up) so I'd leave that out to avoid making potential candidates feel uncomfortable.
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by MaybiusStrip 14y ago
When you actually know anything about the subject Ferris is writing about, his books come off as superficial, sloppy, and stunningly self absorbed.
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by MaybiusStrip 14y ago
Out of the myriad people who are going to take this advice to heart and selfishly wreak havoc in the lives of other people in the name of success, how many do you actually think will actually become as influential and successful as Steve Jo
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by MaybiusStrip 14y ago
Weightlifter here. The squat described in that graphic is high-bar (bar between traps and delts) as opposed to the low-bar form championed by Rippetoe (and powerlifters in general). The back is more upright, so you can't really "trap" the b