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by anoplus 7y ago
Albert Einstein has some beautiful quotes. It reminds me the "imagination is more important than knowledge" quote.
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by anoplus 7y ago
> The demand is so high he just rejects work. I think as we advance in the information age, maybe degrees are less about helping you actually get the job done, and more about serving as a mean for companies (and countries) to roughly f
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by anoplus 7y ago
I think IntelliJ is an exceptionally good software.
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by anoplus 7y ago
This phenomena is so common it makes me think the educational system can do more. I somehow feel that many of those guys have severe distortion of reality. Like they are completely unaware they are doing something wrong. I mean it may sound
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by anoplus 7y ago
Isn't it realistic for nuclear disaster to have environmental damage that will last 1000's of years without repair?
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by anoplus 7y ago
The number of deaths is clearly in nuclear energy' favor. But Chernobyl's area is now inhabitable for thousands of years, isn't it? If that is true, having large areas of earth uninhabitable for 1000s (or much more) years sou
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by anoplus 7y ago
I think the confusion around simplicity is in what terms a thing is simple. For example, 2 pieces of text can be simple in 2 different ways: First text is long but uses fewer words in vocabulary. So it is "simple" in a sense you n
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by anoplus 7y ago
I immediately searched for the word 'sleep' in this article. > And various surveys have confirmed that people who say they are happy also tend to sleep better and express positive emotions verbally more frequently. Couldn'
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by anoplus 7y ago
It might be hard to boycott AI assistants just like it's hard to boycott facebook. If assistant is powerful enough, people would be willing to onboard.
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by anoplus 7y ago
I think what if this kind of post will be get more upvotes? I believe companies will eventually move down the shorter work week path when they find its actually productive. I believe 4-day week companies will attract great talents.
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Australia’s gov considers scanning users' faces before they can watch porn(businessinsider.com)
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Copenhagen’s race to be the first carbon-neutral city(theguardian.com)
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by anoplus 7y ago
Switched to FF and DDG a while ago. I am happy and very rarely use Chrome or Google search.
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by anoplus 7y ago
I like the concept. Text summarizers come to mind.
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by anoplus 7y ago
After reading some articles and thoughts about this topic, I found this old quote in one of them which sums up what I feel: We can have democracy in this country, or we can have great wealth concentrated in the hands of a few, but we can&#
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by anoplus 7y ago
I thought maybe we need to penalize "complexity". I feel like there is too much incentive to complexify things in society.
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Tweets show how a stroll in the park can bring happiness(economist.com)
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Climate change is a remorseless threat to the world’s coasts(economist.com)
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by anoplus 7y ago
I have a vague idea that maybe some people need "framework" for socializing. Making it clearer task like framework for developing applications. I still don't know how that "framework" should look like. I am a person
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by anoplus 7y ago
I feel very strongly the amount of free time is, to a great extent, a social standard rather than some economical constrain. I believe 35 hours work week is no less productive (or even more). I wonder how many believe the same and whether w
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by anoplus 7y ago
I am posting this again, because I still didn't get opinions about it and I think it is important. How much of Firefox success depends on donations? I have seen successful crowd-funding projects where the budget is always transparent a
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by anoplus 7y ago
How much of Firefox success depends on donations? I have seen successful crowd-funding projects where the budget is always transparent and communicated to the public. I am certain this motivates the masses to donate. Wouldn't it be bet
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Also, the extra free time will enable you to prepare for a new place. Searching and working fulltime simultaneously is hard.
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by anoplus 7y ago
I think there is enough supportive data today, and that sleep deprivation still exists from cultural reasons. In my case it has improved as new folks joined the group and brought cultural change. Even if one knows the data alone, one might
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by anoplus 7y ago
Programmer in a start-up here. Please do talk about this with your workaholic colleagues as I did! We need to create an industry standard here. Sleep is super important to success and happiness, and I just recently found that sleep is not e
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by anoplus 8y ago
I strongly relate to this comment as a programmer. Sometimes when a colleague asks me: "Why life is hard?", I answer: "Because its hard for people to get along" My answer is just aggregation of all biggest problems I fac
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by anoplus 8y ago
Not just gender I think. I witness over and over how employees one day realize they were underpaid and get paid immediately. Including myself. Sometimes the company asks the employee to keep it silent so the other ones won't do the sam
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by anoplus 8y ago
This is my motivation to switch to iPhone. Samsung must be punished. Hope Samsung read this.
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by anoplus 8y ago
If this kills dating apps. I think speed dating meetups will sky rocket.
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by anoplus 8y ago
Game experience is so much more than cutting edge graphics. From the many games I played in high-school, this one remembered as particularly charming (literally). I listened to the soundtrack on youtube recently. Beautiful. Maybe a good gam

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