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by asdffdsa 8y ago
The revolving door of front-end frameworks is somewhat irritating; spending a nontrivial amount of time in Angular (1), then React, and now Vue. I wonder what the next one will be
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
That's interesting, I consider myself more or less conservative, but really enjoy basic sciences/fields like physics, math, philosophy etc
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
Freud's books when they came out were wildly inflammatory. I'm not really arguing against Amazon's right to not publish, I'm trying to figure out when it is acceptable for people to censor ideas so others will not disco
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
Should Freud's books be pulled too for being unscientific?
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Tim Sloan (CEO of Wells Fargo) Testifies Before Congress(youtube.com)
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
Interesting, though I do think the author is somewhat callous. There is something distinctly human, I think, about love and pair bonding and both the idea of "love at first sight" as well as the tale of "Beauty and the Beast
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
Yeah, theres different smart phones just like theres different grocery stores
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
Same thing with twitter; every tweet is a notification it seems *facepalm
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
Its not just advertising, its curating your impression of the digital world
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
Interesting, you say my argument has no substance, then you immediately go on and address all the substance within it. "She does not find to be good to her". What was the process by which she found it not to be good? "You&
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
Hi Gloria, yes this is the real world, where -- if we fixate on negativity -- everything is worse than we'd like it to be. Running away from the problems you see is a sure way NOT to fix them, and if everyone thought the way you did (
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
define "meaningfully", keeping in mind the city spends hundreds of millions on homelessness already (kind of insulting and ignorant to say "no one is doing a single fucking thing")
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
quite tragic how the only thing holding back untold numbers of academy-award caliber filmmakers are configurable Windows updates
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
Not really sure what your point is, besides drawing attention to your impressive confidence and singular success
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
Same thing with uber and taxi operations right?
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
I knew I was forgetting something!
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
My experience echoes that of the Vietnamese electrical engineer. Maybe I think much differently than others, but sometimes on difficult problems I will think forever and do nothing. In the interim, people will think I'm an idiot (&quo
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
what could be more fulfilling than [disruption|big data|reactive web|microservices|deep learning|tech evangelization|nosql]?
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
Right, some compile-time errors for me are like; wow, thank god that didn't happen in a runtime environment
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
Ime, I used to run occasionally and never warmed up, but once I started running more seriously (5-6x a week, interval/long runs, ~20 miles a week) injuries popped up right and left (knees, hamstring, shin splints). Warming up improves
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
I'd advise you to listen to Cant Hurt Me by David Goggins. Lots of people, me included, explain away uncommon behavior with science but we are all capable of lots more than we think. The problem is we see others do incredible things
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
I'm about halfway through "War and Peace" right now, and am amazed at how much life Tolstoy packs into the book. So many amazing scenes, and pithy characters. What's striking me now is both the characters' greatne
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
Pretty soon I'm going to be so irked that I may have to write an article "Death of the Individual: How Countless Pseudo-spiritual Personal Essays on Transcending Social Platforms Reaffirms the Utter Banality of the Human Psyche&qu
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
How do you suggest getting into designing and working with distributed systems without job experience? Maybe virtualizing a data center on a home server?
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
The reality is that having a great mentor is a privilege, not a given. I don't think anyone is arguing that having a genius and brilliant teacher wouldn't help, rather that it is possible to reach an "advanced" (grad&#x
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
He's more of a caricature; following under the idea that Asian actors are always portrayed as comical Chan is someone you emulate when pretending to do some ridiculous silly kungfu fu move with your friends rather than appreciated as a
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
Same thing's been happening to me; I watch videos from a successful person in a hobby I like. The content's good because he genuinely enjoys the area. However, recently there's been videos about gear and nutrition, and the
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
Yes, that's a pretty short-sighted contradiction which untangled itself after some elementary analysis; most people are trying to figure out what the boundaries of corporate behavior are and should be. I think ultimately I'm again
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
Of course they do; do you have a more specific point or argument?
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
The problem is, "intolerance" is an arbitrary distinction, especially over time and especially now. In sites like Patreon, Youtube, or Reddit which apparently presume to operate as a free marketplace to identify, discuss, and prom

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