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Google got it wrong. The open-office trend is destroying the workplace(washingtonpost.com)
175 points by __Joker 11y ago|142 comments
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David Foster Wallace on Life and Work(wsj.com)
1 points by __Joker 11y ago|0 comments
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by __Joker 11y ago
I kind of drifted into the camp of transhumanism as future where human is enhanced by all the smart sub AI problem solver but generally the humans take the decision at the end of the day. Also I think other problem is for strong AI to exist
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by __Joker 11y ago
Labeling is human way of dealing with complexity. Obviously it has exception but it is good starting point for reasoning. The problem is if you don't update your belief system with more evidence you will get and or seek for.
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by __Joker 11y ago
This is a non starter. Unless device makers push the OS and there is a minimum viable eco system of application, OS doesn't have much legs to travel. See, it is not so easy pushing the Windows OS on Mircorsoft devices.
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by __Joker 11y ago
First line, "Marc Andreesen, who created World wide Web... ". This aside article seems to be pretty shallow.
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by __Joker 11y ago
Not to nitpick. But you want this validation to be default. In this case which it can't be. Question is what stopped MS to just wrap this NVARCHAR with json validation and json access and give it as json type. May be native json type w
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by __Joker 11y ago
Anyone downloading software or any content over a slow and flaky network would question why people don't use torrents for distribution with some "permanent" seeder. I really had a horrible experience sometime back, while down
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Why are free proxies free?(blog.haschek.at)
2 points by __Joker 11y ago|0 comments
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Omens(aeon.co)
10 points by __Joker 11y ago|1 comments
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by __Joker 11y ago
Some form of Dash exist with industrial manufacturing and assembly( some part call it bins) Where the no of items are limited ,where obviously it scales nicely. To think that the Dash is a solution for all the items is not productive. I thi
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by __Joker 11y ago
So much for the small hand of Asians making it difficult to work with bigger device argument, if we agree with this article's assumption that bigger iphone model has been appealing to Chinese market.
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by __Joker 11y ago
On the other-side, be careful about talking whenever you are angry or having strong feeling. Most probably you will say things which you never meant or will regret saying. Simply your emotions takes hold of you over your reason. Overall bea
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by __Joker 11y ago
Personal experience/ Ancedote about (2). Sometimes interviewers (may be new or inexperiences) just try to prove that they are hot shit. And feels like they forget that the objective of interview is not to establish who is superior rath
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by __Joker 11y ago
Mistakenly linked with #comments. Although not sure why it should not be working for you. Cann't seem to edit the url. As there is no discussion in the thread will delete and re-submit. Apologies for any inconvenience.
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On Mathematical Intelligence and How It Grows(appliedsentience.com)
43 points by __Joker 11y ago|38 comments
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by __Joker 11y ago
Not sure about IE plugins but it supports the plugin's from Firefox and Chrome[1]. Technical details would be interesting, but migrating would be little frictionless, if anybody want to try the Edge. [1]. http://www.theverge
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Hard Numbers for Public Posting Activity on Google Plus(stonetemple.com)
2 points by __Joker 11y ago|0 comments
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by __Joker 11y ago
The Hitchhiker's Guide to Galaxy[1]. Also, please do mentions books which you have read, so as to avoid any recommendations. [1]. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hitchhiker%27s_Guide_to_the...
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by __Joker 11y ago
Agree, better shout out would be Rust. Also referring the complete interview[1] which the TC article quotes, which seems to be favouring Rust. [1]. https://www.codementor.io/rust/tutorial/steve-klabnik-rust-v...
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by __Joker 11y ago
I kind of had similar experience with my sleep patterns. I used to be kind of moderate to heavy coffee drinker and suffered from erratic sleep times. I cut out coffee to single cup in the morning and stopped the bright lights and monitors a
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by __Joker 11y ago
I remember a legacy web service system we used to support which will crash after couple of days, after hogging all the resources. The first thing we did was to set up a monitor with a daily restart scripts. That was much cheaper and quicker
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by __Joker 11y ago
The broader stroke is MS to be relevant in the platforms side of the story. Sometime people will argue that windows is used extensively in enterprises, but obviously the today startup which will be tomorrows enterprises are using almost no
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Big companies are stopping Congress from fixing the patent system(vox.com)
201 points by __Joker 11y ago|80 comments
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You have $8B. You want to do as much good as possible. What do you do?(vox.com)
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How to crack MIFARE Classic cards(firefart.at)
1 points by __Joker 11y ago|0 comments
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Science confirms: Politics wrecks your ability to do math(grist.org)
4 points by __Joker 11y ago|1 comments
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by __Joker 11y ago
Kind of agree with refactoring with python. While prototype building was easier with python, I used to have lot of changes and always has this nagging problem that something is not right.
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A Master Key to the Ultimate Dumb Device(theatlantic.com)
1 points by __Joker 11y ago|0 comments
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by __Joker 11y ago
I am curious, why you think postgres json stuff is second class citizen ?

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