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by _blu 5y ago
Money is not the primary motivation for doing something. This is big myth. In all surveys where I come from, money comes quite a bit down on the list on what employees look for in a job. Additionally, there are factors that might be surpris
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by _blu 5y ago
I'm sure it can be great, but to me listening to selr-help cassette tapes in your car evokes a profound sadness
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by _blu 5y ago
it's generally regarded that the german was no where close to develop a nuclear bomb. They had plans that was started, but they didn't really have the resources to do this at all. It's just part of this narrative myth, maybe
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by _blu 5y ago
I feel Murakami's earlier work was more natural and didn't try too hard. Not all was great, but his best work for me is Wild Sheep Chase. After The Wind Up Bird, he is mostly repeating himself. I don't see much depth in his
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by _blu 5y ago
office bling is a good idea. But the problem is that usually the company pays for any expenses you have during work hours.
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by _blu 5y ago
I've recently given up on running my own email server and changed to postmark. The deliverability has gone up, but most importantly I spend less time managing it.
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by _blu 5y ago
i just pop some ritalin and explore that book with clarity and purpose. Just make sure you are reading it when it kicks in.
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by _blu 6y ago
I specialize in .net too, but in a general way. i'm bad at everything. People who i work with who don't know anything about programming thinks i'm a specialist for some reason. luckily i'm the only programmer in my compa
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by _blu 6y ago
who's being selective? neither of your examples are mainstream. and isn't the Boys based on an old comic series? And it's certainly made to be a comment on the sexless trope we see in todays superheroes
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by _blu 6y ago
no, because the point is that the company has fundamentally changed it's structure. So it would be hard to create new features when they lack a culture for doing that
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by _blu 6y ago
the reliability of a car relates to how long something lasts while not doing fixing (normal maintenance can be expected). so your premise is wrong right out the gate.
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by _blu 6y ago
People like you don't actually understand the problem. It's not about technology or freedom of choice. It's a social problem. Good luck interacting in your free and open forum without anyone to interact with. It's about
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by _blu 6y ago
there's a degree of social intelligence involved with your examples. It's not really about "thinking for yourself", as everything is about context. uou don't have to completely become the other person in order to em
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by _blu 6y ago
no, that's not what i mean. nothing is really original when in some respect. Reactionary means wanting to get in on a trend. Heroes of the storm was made because games like dota and league was making bank. Overwatch was made based on t
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by _blu 6y ago
I completely agree. Overwatch was a reactionary game, meaning they wanted to cash in on the success of games like it. Heroes of the storm is also just that; a reactionary game. Usually it's a very bad sign when a company turns after th
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by _blu 6y ago
Reddit is also swarming with sentiment analysis by boths who downvotes anything negative, or even removes it. It's becoming a serious problem everywhere now.
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by _blu 6y ago
The Last Jedi was truly an evil movie.
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by _blu 7y ago
it's easier to recomment things you probably like than things they want you to like/may like
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by _blu 7y ago
the article is not really about "randomly copying stack overflow". It's about the joy of exploration and learning, and once you have attained mastery - the details of applying it over and over again is not interesting (which
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by _blu 7y ago
of course. you can use ssh in powershell already without putty