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11mo ago
If everyone refuses to pay, such incidents would largely reduce.
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Long Hongqi bridge collapsed in southwest China
(twitter.com)
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From my experiences, a good book takes me a year to several years to read. I have one book (science & philosophy involved) which I kept re-reading for the last 16 years. There are levels to reading.
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11mo ago
> "I put effort to think about design, structure, and implementation more than coworkers." Everybody thinks the same.
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11mo ago
Not surprised when you are born in the smartphone era where your attention and memory are constantly hijacked.
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Microsoft Azure Outage
(azure.status.microsoft)
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1y ago
>"The repetition of behavior, not the sincerity of belief, is what shapes character" To perform behavior X repeatedly and consciously for a long time, you have to have a belief (whether it is good or bad). Hence it is the since
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French ex-president Sarkozy begins jail sentence
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1y ago
How a society which is supposed to be of the hunters gatherers era raised such monuments and set up that site?
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Accepting yourself as you are is the worst poison to tell to your child or someone you care about. Life is about in inventing yourself through craft, doing, trying, discovering, challenging, achieving goals and self improvement.
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1y ago
By giving candidates problems you know they can't solve during the interview, you give yourself the right to dismiss anyone "you don't like" by telling them they failed the test.
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1y ago
When someone makes a search and lands on your tutorial, you are not giving him unsolicited information.
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"the world has been replaced by graphics (more generally, images)" Humankind started to record its history by images (google for instance about the city of Sefar, Algeria). Nowadays, even in tech we use graphics (diagrams and so o
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1y ago
For me, the most important statement is: >Rereading a book can give you an insight into how you’ve changed since you last read it. Said in a different way, I noticed I understand from a different perspective some of the books I re-read.
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True. But it's the same trend in every other field: new born babies lecture soon to die people about life. Example of such lessons: recently, a well known dating coach who gives lessons that costs around 8000 euros per hour about how a
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Study Links Thumb Length to Brain Size and Cognition
(neurosciencenews.com)
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1y ago
>The quiet observer who speaks only when it truly matters Never do that unless you're around the top of the hierarchy.
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> "don't try to behave like companies much bigger than you" That's a good point.
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There are more than 4000 varieties of potatoes available in shops around the world.
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> Yet, I see people blindly trusting LLM outputs to develop SQL queries, without knowing how to explain or debug them. The same is true about every other single instruction produced.
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1y ago
He was a Freemason :)
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I agree. For example, electric cars were around already in the mid 1800s. But some people believe Elon Musk is the original inventor.
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"Life is, of course, just like this: You get only one shot, and it’s up to you to make the most of it by rejecting okay or even pretty good ways to allocate your time or other resources" Simple counter example: a boxing champion g
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1y ago
Maybe we could say something a bit similar about Express.js and other "boring technologies".
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"History is a mathematical truth" No, history is a web of lies written by the winners, just like your daily news.
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It should turn grey. Unless you have grey matter deficit.
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1y ago
Some workplaces actually ask for new ideas in special must to attend meetings. But an idea is worthless as long as it's not implemented. That's why you can find free online resources sharing, for example, "70 Small Business I
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Reading Hits Differently to Listening for Your Brain
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Early human ancestors showed extreme size differences between males and females
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> Compared to virtually any other animal, we can vastly outperform them in the most arduous environments. Our bodies are mechanically optimized for running at every level. I'm not sure from where you got this because any documentar
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