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by arthurjj 7y ago
Thanks for being a mentor. Building and programming the robot was my first fun experience coding and making
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by arthurjj 7y ago
Anyone in San Diego looking for a group we actually have YimbySD which supports YIMBY candidates in the primaries https://www.yimbydemssd.com/
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by arthurjj 7y ago
Not a physician but I previously did "unauthorized integrations" with health care systems for doctors to get their data out of systems without APIs Epic was by far the jankiest. i.e. if you tried to cancel a recurring appointment
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by arthurjj 7y ago
Recently at a social gathering of programmers TODOs came up and we all had dramatically different practices Defense contractor: TODOs don't make it past CR. This is a heavily regulated industry with yearly release cycle Embedded: TODOs
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by arthurjj 7y ago
> The possibility exists that I could just be a bad interviewer though. Making small talk with people I have this thought constantly. Is the format of small talk what's preventing us from having a discussion about what you're p
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Dog Learns to Talk by Using a Soundboard(mymodernmet.com)
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by arthurjj 7y ago
Hopefully this works out the same way to how California sets clean car standards just for themselves. California is a big enough market and it's not worth making different cars just for California. So all cars sold in the U.S. are manu
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by arthurjj 7y ago
The DeepBlue one doesn't seem to be a bug to me. If multiple moves seem equally good then choosing one at random seems like a fine decision making process
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by arthurjj 7y ago
Yes I had this exact experience. Since the news can't report correctly the things I do understand I have to assume they are misreporting the things I don't understand. Generally this means if I want to learn about a new subject I
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by arthurjj 7y ago
+1 This is really solid advice and what I inadvertently did. I'm in my 30s and spent a couple years at a no-name shop out of college. I was getting 0 recruiters calling me. Once I realized it was a dead end I switched over to working a
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by arthurjj 7y ago
This exact situation happened with my 4 year old. He only gets "TV" time from streaming services. When we tried to let him watch cartoons at an Airbnb he told us the "channel was changing" whenver ads came on.
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by arthurjj 7y ago
I lived in Banker's Hill in 2010 and even then you could get to everything you needed via walking and bus. With ridesharing, scooters and better public transit it is possible to go sans-car.
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Static web – back to the roots?(blog.callr.tech)
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Overlapping Experiment Infrastructure (2010) [pdf](static.googleusercontent.com)
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How Programmers Can Adapt to Increased Money in Software(arthur-johnston.com)
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The Programmer as Decision Maker(blog.ploeh.dk)
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by arthurjj 8y ago
> I should add, installing a user agent switcher lets me login, so they're just being rude. Thanks for posting a workaround
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by arthurjj 8y ago
https://www.levels.fyi/SE/Google/Facebook/Microsoft seems like the best one.
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by arthurjj 8y ago
Agreed the other cities are being a jerk but not exactly a tragedy of the commons [1] as OSS is not a rival good [2]. One city using the software does not prevent others from using it. [1] https://market.subwiki.org/wiki&#x2
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by arthurjj 8y ago
Anyone have a good alternative to Glass Door. Googling the company is probably the easiest but then you run the risk of data biased the other way.
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by arthurjj 8y ago
Nice explanation of quotient types. How do they get used in 'application' programming though?
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by arthurjj 8y ago
^ is the most informative comment in the whole thread. So by 'hosting' they mean being the rendezvous address?
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by arthurjj 8y ago
The Haskell wiki's explanation is helpful, especially if you aren't incredibly Haskell savvy https://wiki.haskell.org/Heterogenous_collections
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Scoring Maker's Schedule vs. Manager's Schedule Using Herfindahl Index(arthur-johnston.com)
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An Effective Altruism Hotel, to help subsidize researchers(slatestarcodex.com)
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by arthurjj 8y ago
"Garden leave" meaning the employer needs to pay the employee during the non-compete timeframe. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garden_leave
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by arthurjj 8y ago
I think the Harvard trend is probably too little to late on their part. Having worked on both coasts in a variety of companies I didn't even know Harvard had an engineering dept.
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by arthurjj 8y ago
Part of it's that these cities make it hard to build more housing, sometimes illegally. I give money to CARLA[1] which enforces the housing laws in California. 1. https://carlaef.org/donate/
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by arthurjj 8y ago
Agreed. I more meant I was surprised that the term intelligent augmentation wasn't used explicitly.
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by arthurjj 8y ago
Interesting that the author didn't mention Intelligence Augmentation/amplification[1] in the article. IA is often contrasted to AI that it makes humans more able to do their job. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#

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