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Changing Redis master-slave replication terms with something else
(github.com)
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Ask HN: How do you conduct remote technical interview?
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Ask HN: How do you conduct remote technical interview?
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Ask HN: What are you working on and why is it cool?
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8y ago
> That apartment existed way before your country. This might be even true.
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The Loss of Loss Aversion: Will It Loom Larger Than Its Gain?
(poseidon01.ssrn.com)
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Nicely put. It's been a while since I saw a product so nicely curated. Well done.
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Comparing pricing on a given day of books using Chrome and Brave through Tor
(flickr.com)
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thank you - ordered it.
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OP here. I found this paper after a brief reflection on twitter [0] about how we as humans tend so massively to undervalue the power of imagination in favor of pure inductive/deductive logic. [0] https://twitter.com/leo
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will do - how can I get your email?
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I'm not a native English speaker. I've been doing this on a Note file on my iPhone. While watching movies, I took down notes about sentences, words or even expressions I didn't really fully understand (even though not grokkin
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Is the scientific paper fraudulent? (1964) [pdf]
(blog.thegrandlocus.com)
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Thank you for that comment. It was one of the greatest things I have ever read.
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Curious fact on the Pantheon: pope julius ii had to tore away the bronze ceiling to pay Michelangelo for his frescos in the Sistine Chapel ceiling.
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Ordered it. Thank you.
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freecodyx is saying that there are high chances that the site will go down due to the amount of traffic coming from this source regardless of its average daily traffic. We've experienced many issues on HN about content that was hosted
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The Next 10 Years Will Be About “Market-Networks”
(nfx.com)
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From ES6 section, first thing I notice: > let is the new var. Constants work just like let, but can’t be reassigned. See: Let and const I say it once, I say it one thousand times: "Let is not the new Var". They certainly have s
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The Pot-Belly of Ignorance
(medium.com)
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could get the title of: "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About LinkedIn * But Were Afraid to Ask"
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HN, I've been reading for eight years, ~40 books a year. For four of those eight years, I've been collecting ideas and learnings on .md files in a private BitBucket repository. Every book I read had a folder containing two files:
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Behind the Obvious: years of reading in nudges sent each week via email
(behindtheobvious.substack.com)
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Wonderful read. The line between how punctuation has evolved (Classic Latin didn't use any punctuation) until modern days and, programming languages syntaxes is indeed very subtle. I just wrote a thing about it here. [0] [0] https:&#x
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> 1: Hero With A Thousand Faces Unusual. The first time, I - happily - see someone on HN mentioning Joseph Campbell and this book. As a following up lecture, I'd recommend: The Hero's Journey: Joseph Campbell on His Life &
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Only Openings
(frankchimero.com)
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Reasoning, and What It Is To Be Rational (2000)
(akat.com)
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Proper setup of a new AWS account
(leonardofed.io)
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19th Century Russian literature is almost unknown to US. - Dostoevsky - Bulgakov - Sorokin - Tolstoy - Chekhov
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The Fragility of Knowledge
(yearlycider.wordpress.com)
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