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I think my answer here is a bit different from most, and that might have to do with a different definition of "enabled". Yes, I do my best work in an isolated, quiet, focused environment. However, I would say that this work was
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In my opinion, having taken 2 design thinking courses for my Masters in Product Design: "Design Thinking" = Bullshit "Design" + "Thinking" = Designing using modern techniques and practices. You are better off p
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One person's fluff may be another person's concrete. Only way to know is to try a bit. I thoroughly enjoyed it, but I've always had diverse interests and the book sort of caters to that.
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Assume that working harder can lead to a better grade. Assume that having an intrinsic interest in the specific areas related to your work leads to better work than simply being motivated by other external rewards such as salary or title or
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Any tips on pulling that off? You make it sound very easy(couple of years seems pretty damn fast to me), so maybe you, like the author, could share what you think led to your success?
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Love mermaid. Very simple syntax for sequence diagrams and graphs.
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Great response! I love talking in terms of analogies so this is great! Unfortunately, I don't think your assembly line manager analogy really gets to the heart of what the problem might be. Lets unpack the original cyber security argum
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What is wrong with people in Japan? I understand that the entity of the country is of lower standing relative to other countries due to population stagnation, but for the individual, who cares about your country's global standing if yo
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Is it just me or does it seem like this article is trying to teach an organization how to make work appear more meaningful, even though it is the same work and probably not actually any more meaningful, and therefore get away with paying wo
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I agree that management above Greg could have possibly identified his behavior and acted on it, but it might be reaching a bit to expect them to have done so... sometimes these individuals can be hard to identify and root out (for example I
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Totally agree. Sounds like conflict management is not handled very well by anyone in these situations.The author certainly could have handled it better, and "Greg" should have handled it way better. Very disappointing to hear, but
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Except that the structures we have in place have time horizons even shorter than a human lifespan. Stock market runs on quarterly reports, governments run on election periods of a couple years. The organizations we give the most power to ju
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What is up with Richmond county? Quite the outlier there.
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Reaction time seems to be a lot more complicated than just 200ms flat. There were a lot of superhuman reactions that game which really made it difficult for humans to start a fight. At the same time though, increasing much more than 200ms m
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Is the 10k available for startups in the US only, or is it international?
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I told this to my girlfriend and explained to her what tau is. She responded that she actually had bought two pies just a few hours ago. Excellent.
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I wonder if the organ donor model might apply for data collection. People could sign up to be a data donor which would make their data available anonymously for AI or other medical research purposes.
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This is me speaking for them but it seems to me that they mean to say that the point where they draw the line is where you take a contract/business from the military. In other words, if they are paying you that is over the line. Workin
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> They tried that a few times. I know because I was an advisor to one of the biggest incubators in Canada. The government even gives cash grants to startups. This is news to me. I tried have tried talking to an incubator several times an
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I see trouble with pursuing non-american engineers. They might move south anyways later if the opportunity comes up because the salary difference is still huge. Lucrative perks sticks because of tax breaks like you mentioned. I would be goi
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To be fair, predatory schemes can take many forms. Bad financial products, pseudo-science products, even a lot of advertising strategies these days use predatory tactics. At the heart of it is the fact that these needs that you talk about p
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Docker Cloud Ends Cluster Management Services
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There is no way that 73k in Toronto is the same as 153k in San Fran. I wonder if the 73k is in CAD or USD... Regardless, the average home in Toronto is around $1m CAD, plus you lose a bit more to taxes because you live in Canada. I have a h
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Fair point, but I'd like to add that if Vue is able to come up with better solutions to past problems, then they will likely come out on top in the end.
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If you always liked learning stuff but don't have any time, find out how to get more time. Time is the only truly finite resource so getting more is always worthwhile. As far as happiness is concerned, I'd read the paper causes an
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This is such a terrible way to make a decision like this. The types of filters they used were completely arbitrary,the filtering level for each type of filter was arbitrary, and the number of filters they used was arbitrary. Plus, they didn
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I also fell into the same ambiguity trap, and I think that the objection about explicit wording is a fair one to make. "What proportion of two-children families with a boy born on Tuesday have girls?" seems completely clear to me.
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Hi Kyle! Gatsby is awesome! Thanks so much for your work on it :) Just wanted to give my 2 cents as someone new to javascript/react who recently took it up for a side project. I found it very easy to stay on the 'gatsby rails'