agilebyte

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by agilebyte 11y ago
Isn't chalking LGBT as "tolerant" and feminism as "intolerant" (whatever these labels mean) yet another example of the us/them duality?
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by agilebyte 11y ago
Maybe don't think of it in terms of chasing worthy causes or not, in absolute terms. Calculate how much income do you need to secure your retirement that you mention and then be prepared to spend the rest of the income or time (resourc
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by agilebyte 11y ago
Check out https://80000hours.org/career-guide/start-here/ that has a good guide on careers and how you can "do good". Sometimes it is through having a social impact outright, sometimes it is by earning t
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by agilebyte 12y ago
Say Conscientiousness is about being organized and dependable. Would you say that higher social strata exhibit these characteristics, more so than in the lower echelons, even in UK?
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by agilebyte 12y ago
Big Five personality traits have a decent association with social class (1). I think what the map is showing is that the social class split is uneven in Britain. Positive association with higher social class: Extraversion, Opennes and espec
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by agilebyte 12y ago
I like the ideas coming out of the Winter Cities concept. However, coming from Europe and on the topic of transportation, I'd rather see money spent on a wider rail network, live bus tracking or just actual pavements...
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by agilebyte 12y ago
Huh, I guess maybe it only applies to British, Canadians and Kiwis? I have a friend who consciously does not want to talk about taboo topics because then she could find out her friends are assholes...
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by agilebyte 12y ago
In terms of cultural comparison, I find that the Anglo-Saxon culture is more about making friends, not discussing iffy topics etc. While as Czechs we will totally argue. Maybe that's where the gloomy/smiley split comes from.
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by agilebyte 12y ago
I don't see it as a wrong . Just a lot of programmers have a personality type that sees us planning and optimizing everything, making it into systems and disregarding rules of social interaction to some or greater extent. You need peo
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by agilebyte 12y ago
In Marty: since you attach a Store to a React via a Mixin that looks for a singleton, can you have a dynamic number of stores when you have a dynamic number of React components of the same type?
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by agilebyte 12y ago
Yes, for anyone interested: http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Neoreactionary_movement
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by agilebyte 12y ago
They were busy with love rather than work?
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by agilebyte 12y ago
In production you would bundle all into one file, while in development most/all of your files will be cached by the browser. But to be honest I've never worked with 500+ in the browser.
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by agilebyte 12y ago
Well, some Germans have "returned" to Germany where they haven't lived for centuries. In Czechoslovakia, there were Beneš Decrees[1] which meant the loss of citizenship and expropriation of the property of about three million
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by agilebyte 12y ago
I feel like since people in UK pride themselves on living in a house and not an apartment building, you end up with a similar segregation like in US along social strata. I grew up in a concrete panel building in then Czechoslovakia and sinc
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by agilebyte 12y ago
I think that IBM Watson expects a general text no? I admit to having done some personality classification on OKC profiles (around 200) and found that disproportionately to the average population, there were a lot of people that were classif
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by agilebyte 12y ago
Yes, former. It may be useful to translate these into other systems[0] so that you see what each end of the spectrum means. [0] http://similarminds.com/global5/g5-jung.html
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by agilebyte 12y ago
http://www.uclassify.com/browse You can run MBTI albeit as 4 separate API calls.
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by agilebyte 12y ago
I know of a similar site for Czech Republic that has been around for ages[0]. You can see historic delays at different train stops[1], but the map is really where it shines, seeing patterns for trains running now. [0] http://kam.
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by agilebyte 12y ago
Natural law, like the survival of the fittest?
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by agilebyte 12y ago
There is Navut[0] for Canada and Neighborhood Scout[1] for US to answer that. [0]: http://www.navut.com/finder#/metro [1]: http://www.neighborhoodscout.com/mi/detroit/crime/
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by agilebyte 12y ago
I've considered, but when Accenture call a Front-End Developer role "Modern Web Developer", I am wondering how far behind are they.
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by agilebyte 12y ago
Hmmm.. I can see that, just like you wouldn't reveal your salary for morale reasons. Maybe close a couple of issues/send a bunch of emails at night so that people see you are not done at 5PM sharp? Visibility does not have to be p
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by agilebyte 12y ago
The devil you know kind of thing?
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by agilebyte 12y ago
I am not saying that someone should give me products of their labor for free, I am trying to imagine why someone would. One explanation, like you point out, is that they are free to work on a project such as CotEditor because they are finan
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by agilebyte 12y ago
Sure, but what is a right price? Shall all code editors cost the same and differentiate on features? Otherwise it seems to me like a race to the bottom where CotEditor people charge $30 and indie developer charges $25. So what about the n
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by agilebyte 12y ago
Well maybe that is the point. The developers get paid, somehow, so why do they need to get even more money? This way more people can use their software because it is free. (I don't know the developers)
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by agilebyte 12y ago
A little Docker example I keep coming back to: https://github.com/radekstepan/im-runnable It creates a little service that lets you run code (like Python, Node) in Docker sandboxed environment.
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by agilebyte 12y ago
They will share, and will spin up very fast, so size is not an issue.
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by agilebyte 12y ago
The way I think about it: Docker - specify a config file and boom you have a VM with the system, the language, the libraries preinstalled Deis/Dokku - gives you tooling to deploy/stop/access apps on your VM with an easy cli

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