SenHeng

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by SenHeng 7y ago
You think they have someone that reads Arabic on site? They probably use some kind of translation service.
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by SenHeng 7y ago
Immigration will likely think you're lying if you say you don't use any form of social media.
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by SenHeng 7y ago
Not thinking things though. As an example, recently, I’ve been thinking of building a list of ski resorts near where I live, so that I may then compile it into a kind of weather, snow forecasting site. The first step was ‘compile and create
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The Architecture of Graphite, Real-Time visualization of numeric timeseries data(aosabook.org)
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by SenHeng 7y ago
I, too, thought it was the former, but the toy geek in me hoped for the latter. To my surprise it was neither.
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by SenHeng 7y ago
I majored in industrial design and the large automotive companies and several makers begin recruitment during our 3rd years summer holidays. They call it internships or summer workshops, but having attended those gives you a leg up in the
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by SenHeng 7y ago
I did shukatsu 10 years ago using printed resumes. Had my fair share of rejections but I still got interview offers anyway. No way to tell if rejection was because of printed resume or some other reason, though I find it hard to believe tha
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by SenHeng 7y ago
Sounds like an optional variable. function fn(arg?: SomeObject) Or worst still, an or undefined, often found in class variables. this.foo: Thing | undefined = undefined; Easy way to sidestep this error is > if (!arg) re
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by SenHeng 7y ago
Exactly, I wonder how many people even know of this. From what I've seen following a few youtubers, most of them request that you contact them through Twitter or Instragram DMs.
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by SenHeng 7y ago
Low tech manufacturing isn't the only thing they're exporting. Japanese IT firms have been training offshore dev teams in Vietnam/Myanmar for ages and sometimes on-shoring those entire devs team back into Japan. Some of the l
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by SenHeng 7y ago
I'm not dismissing his advice, I'm curious about the cultural context of why his advice is important. It's like leaving comments in code. I know what the code does, but I don't know why you did it this particular way. Go
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by SenHeng 7y ago
Happy birthday!
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by SenHeng 7y ago
The bit about his mentees and the 'NPR sound' helps a lot and does create that important context. First time I saw his interview, I did some light googling and as far as I could tell, he was some kind of host/writer. I'd
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by SenHeng 7y ago
I've seen this interview pop up several times but I've always lacked the context to properly understand it, because I don't know who Ira Glass is and what he has done. I don't deny that it's good advice, but who is
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by SenHeng 7y ago
Works in Safari.
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by SenHeng 7y ago
The email account no longer existed because our company shutdown and all email addresses were deleted. The MT account too was deleted using the dashboard. After the storm settled and I got control of all remaining assets, I decided I wanted
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by SenHeng 7y ago
Had a colleague that stopped using shampoo. Fortunately he still bathes. He claims that he doesn't smell. I think he's just used to it.
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by SenHeng 7y ago
That's definitely something I observed more keenly than the locals when I moved to Japan, this being the place where I first experienced snowfall.
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by SenHeng 7y ago
It happens sometimes. I once owned a domain via MediaTemple registered to an account that no longer existed. I tried but MT wouldn't let me renew the domain even with proof that I was the owner other account (whois contact info, cc pur
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by SenHeng 7y ago
As an admittedly not very smart person, the sidenotes do create a very claustrophobic effect on me. Maybe it's different when one is reading the main article and glancing at the notes, but when randomly scrolling or pgdn-ing to skim th
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by SenHeng 7y ago
To a lesser extreme, so does Singapore. Not that I have a reference anymore, but there used to be articles in the state controlled newspaper mentioning the fuzzy bounds of allowed political discourse akin to I'll know it when I see it
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by SenHeng 7y ago
Reminds me of bamboo, which also have long thin trunks and roots that don't go too deep. Mostly 30cm, rarely more than a metre.
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by SenHeng 7y ago
I grew up in Singapore. The heat drives me crazy, I lose all ability to think straight and want nothing more than to run into a cold room or get a cold shower. Once I’m in an air conditioned office, I’m what you presumably call driven, smar
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by SenHeng 7y ago
Google tells me that’s for Tinnitus Retraining Therapy. Not sure that’s right.
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by SenHeng 7y ago
Not initially, anyway. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20532689
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by SenHeng 7y ago
Like Jeff Bezos? https://www.menshealth.com/trending-news/a19525957/amazon-je...
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by SenHeng 7y ago
That wasn't really what he thought in the beginning though. https://scifi.stackexchange.com/a/14167 > Gene Roddenberry's first thought was that he "can't put a bald head man in the captain&#x27
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by SenHeng 7y ago
Patrick Stewart has this awesome interview about his baldness. I'm not balding yet but it has inspired me enough that I plan to shave it all off when I eventually start. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXOK-ZVJMaU Tran
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by SenHeng 7y ago
Some good tips about managing a windfall from the Bogleheads froum. https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Managing_a_windfall With that amount of money, you're set for fatFIRE as well. https://www.reddit.com&
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by SenHeng 7y ago
Audio is a little garbled, here's a transcribe from r/Apple [0] Man: "Mr. Jobs, you're a bright and influential man. It's sad and clear that on several counts you've discussed you don't know what you'

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