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by SenHeng 2y ago
I was recently in a relationship with someone that worked as a recruiter and thus is very much a people person. One of the frequent complaints she brought up was how I could have lived to my 40s and still be so bad with people. I don't
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by SenHeng 2y ago
Usually it would've been a 2 day notice. The great magnanimous Yelp noticed it was a weekend and decided to give the author another 2 days. /s
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by SenHeng 2y ago
John Travolta and Nic Cage at their finest. My first thoughts while reading the story was that their champion at Yelp quit and whoever's left didn't know/care enough about them. 10 years ago, Yelp would still be scrappy start
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by SenHeng 2y ago
Attempted to build a similar thing a few years ago when living in Tokyo. Provide a selection of restaurants within a 1km radius and automagically provide 3 recommendations based on my preferences. We had multiple API providers available, Ta
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by SenHeng 2y ago
A lot of places I've worked at never gave me the chance nor opportunity to use all the fanciful technologies we read about so often. Building your own blog was often the only outlet to explore them.
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by SenHeng 2y ago
Back in 2018, I helped a startup update their AngularJS wrapped jQuery prototype to 1.6 and tried hard to separate business logic from component code so they could migrate over to vue, react or angular2 after I left. I regularly snowboard w
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by SenHeng 2y ago
You can generally find one by searching for ‘{town name}公民館’. I used one daily for a couple of months once as the internet in my new place wasn’t ready yet. Sometimes I would just ‘borrow’ the WiFi while staying inside my car. The internet
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by SenHeng 2y ago
This article lacks context. For the past year or so, the term 'customer harassment' has become a trend in Japan. It's basically customers abusing the overly polite service staff over very minor issues. This AI is introduced t
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ELI5 how did Ada Lovelace invent "the first code" before computers existed?(old.reddit.com)
1 points by SenHeng 2y ago|0 comments
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by SenHeng 2y ago
Does anyone have a direct link to the time period when the aurora hits? All I see is a beautiful sunny day.
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by SenHeng 2y ago
Seems easily gameable by simply not reporting any new bugs.
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The greatest resume I've ever seen(newsletter.goodtechthings.com)
91 points by SenHeng 2y ago|32 comments
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by SenHeng 2y ago
High alcohol tolerance is perceived as a very macho, hence good and desirable, characteristic. Fat is just fat.
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by SenHeng 2y ago
My father sold our first flat when I was around 13 or 14, then sold our second flat and moved into a rental unit while I was conscripted. When I got out, he had moved again while all my stuff was left at a relative's. It's partial
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by SenHeng 2y ago
I bought a couple of them off Amazon several years ago. The first one I stopped using after a few nights as the kibble felt like it was cutting the insides of my mouth. The next one, I've used for 2 years. Immediately felt the benefits
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by SenHeng 3y ago
A good example would be Elizabeth Swaney[0] who somehow found her way into the 2018 Winter Olympics simply by showing up at qualifying. In order to qualify for the Olympics, athletes needed to place in the top 30 at either a FIS Freestyle
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by SenHeng 3y ago
Book keeping. Recently officialised my freelancing business into a corporation and it's fascinating learning about all that finance stuff. I'm hoping to turn all that knowledge around into building tools and utilities for doing al
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by SenHeng 3y ago
The bits of it in TNG were fine. It became rampant and cringey in Voyager.
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by SenHeng 3y ago
I'm surprised it took only around 2-ish minutes from somewhere above the clouds to on the ground.
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by SenHeng 3y ago
Only the law-abiding ones.
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by SenHeng 3y ago
Totally agree. For a warrior race, the Klingons sure don’t seem to do that much conquering when it would make so much in-world sense for them to be Romans-in-space. They really seemed to make every race encountered to be a relatively peacef
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by SenHeng 3y ago
And yet, we have something like the Picard Manoeuvre that uses FTL to make it look like you have 2 or more ships in a single location. So they acknowledge that FTL is reality breaking, then just hand wave it away.
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by SenHeng 3y ago
Last episode of the first season. Of course the Picard series itself then thoroughly destroys that thought by going on and on about money.
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by SenHeng 3y ago
Replicator technology often comes up in episodes involving trading with a less advanced civilisation, and often mentions how the Federation/Star Fleet is not willing to share that technology because it’s too game breaking. And that unl
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Index Funds Have Officially Won(morningstar.com)
2 points by SenHeng 3y ago|3 comments
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by SenHeng 3y ago
(2007)
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by SenHeng 3y ago
It's definitely a case of 'right time, right place'. But I also had several factors that helped increase my luck surface [0]. - I had experience with early versions of angular.js (1.2~) and typescript (1.x~) - I was willing t
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by SenHeng 3y ago
I once worked as the sole maintainer of an old legacy product while the company spent 2 years trying to create a new product to replace it. Eventually they abandoned all work and most of the team left. During the transition months, I manag
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by SenHeng 3y ago
What makes you think they're not still using DOS?
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by SenHeng 3y ago
There are only 3000 legal kanji characters. But people have started naming their children in hiragana and katakana. Still no romaji allowed. Yet.

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