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by bg4 9y ago
Life is better without Facebook. I'm considering ordering a few hundred stickers with this phrase on them.
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by bg4 9y ago
For me: The best thing I ever did was delete the Facebook.
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by bg4 9y ago
It would be interesting to know the coal miner cancer rate compared to smokers in the general population.
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by bg4 9y ago
Your interviewer was an idiot.
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by bg4 9y ago
I'm starting to seriously think that moving out to the middle of nowhere and letting my kids run around and play in the woods all day would be the absolute best thing I could for them. Along with a shed to build stuff. I have a six-yea
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by bg4 9y ago
Also relevant to this discussion is 'Domain Driven Design and Onion Architecture in Scala' by Wade Waldron from Scala Days 2016 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnNeDXg3Qao
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by bg4 9y ago
I remind myself that people I consider far more talented than me suffer from the same thing and that it's therefore nonsense.
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by bg4 9y ago
I've worked at places where well-meaning 'just get stuff done' people created mountains of technical debt that hobbled the project in the long term. Made them look great, though. Great programmers should hopefully recognize a
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by bg4 9y ago
Pack order mentality is probably not something humans will ever be able to overcome. https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2015/06/why-it-... edit: typo
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by bg4 10y ago
This is why I tend to build microservices that implement a bounded context. Then compose those different APIs, as necessary, to implement the public facing API. I don't need granular level services, it places too much burden on operati
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by bg4 10y ago
The world is a messy place. "Critique code instead of people – be kind to the coder, not the code."
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by bg4 10y ago
How does one fast for three days?
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by bg4 10y ago
No balls all the way up the chain.
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by bg4 11y ago
Does anyone know why someone with sleep apnea cannot be a bone marrow donor? I've tried to sign up in the past but I was rejected for that reason.
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by bg4 12y ago
The Goal: A Process of Ongoing Improvement Eliyahu M. Goldratt and Jeff Cox Highly recommend Next up: Zero to One - Peter Thiel
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by bg4 13y ago
As someone who has struggled with the effects of sleep apnea since I was a child, I humbly advise you to "Be kind; everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle"
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by bg4 15y ago
I've worked in the trucking industry for the past six years and I find this article pretty accurate. However, all of the problems that this driver is faced with can be largely impacted by better decision making and planning on the company s
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by bg4 15y ago
Actions speak louder than words. Stop telling this girl you will do something and DO SOMETHING. Show the world your integrity and make this right.
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by bg4 16y ago
I really like this idea, especially if the "bookpaths" converge.. i.e. the ruby path and python path converge to broader topics such as general software development (pragmatic programmer etc.)
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by bg4 16y ago
I recently registered fivegoodbooks.com with the plans of trying to reduce choice aversion for technical books. i.e. the top 5 referenced books by the community to start learning a subject. This is really nice work, now I'm the one to have
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by bg4 16y ago
Pandora has classical stations. I've also setup some channels such as Howard Shore and Nobou Uematsu.
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by bg4 16y ago
Yes, I believe a crunch mob is a group of people who assemble suddenly in a public place and eat Kashi GoLean.
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by bg4 16y ago
I didn't own a computer so I'd check out Apple II Basic programming books from the school library and write the "programs" out on a piece of paper. I started doing this roughly in the 3rd grade... seems rather sad now...
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by bg4 16y ago
1. Start with empathy and compassion and go from there. 2. The rising tide lifts all boats. 3. "Rosebud" 4. Mercy leads to dysfunctional relationships and communities? I'd hate to forget to return a library book in your town... ;)
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by bg4 16y ago
I just did this with Yahoo mail on Firefox. I just realized that it actually imported my wife's friend's emails since she was the one still logged into Facebook.
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by bg4 16y ago
There was a mean, mean guy in my high school who endlessly bullied my sister and I (and many others). If I had thrown a punch at him, he would of beat me within an inch of my life. Years later I found out from a childhood friend that he was
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Father and son send iPhone into space(huffingtonpost.com)
4 points by bg4 16y ago|1 comments
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by bg4 16y ago
So the question is: why are novices, novices?
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by bg4 16y ago
I felt similarly but I realized that in my case it was because I didn't properly understand selectors. Fwiw, I found this site particularly helpful: http://css.maxdesign.com.au/selectutorial/
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by bg4 16y ago
I suspect it's implemented using decision trees. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decision_tree

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