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by biesnecker 15y ago
Never been a big tattoo fan, but after reading that, I might consider a big "NO CODE" tat on my chest.
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by biesnecker 15y ago
I agree that it's not enough for the majority of people (myself included), but I have a great aunt that has, for her entire life, slept four hours a night (midnight to 4am). She's a retired school teacher, no commitments that are keeping he
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by biesnecker 15y ago
This is a problem I frequently have. A while ago I decided to try to read through the whole book, and then go through and do the exercises. When I actually did it it worked _really_ well, but I found myself not being honest with myself and
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by biesnecker 15y ago
In my (limited) experience, it's the same way you become an expert in parenting -- do it, learn from everything that goes wrong, and incrementally do it better. There are basic principles you can learn, but every service (child) is differen
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How do you track and decide what topics you want to spend time learning?(swanson.github.com)
157 points by biesnecker 15y ago|67 comments
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by biesnecker 15y ago
My pleasure. I thought it was pretty interesting, too.
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Who's really making money on the Chinese internet?(techrice.com)
135 points by biesnecker 15y ago|12 comments
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by biesnecker 15y ago
Are you sure it's only Wikipedia? Seems unlikely. I don't have any hard data (neither does most anyone else, though), but I frequently have connections reset that seem to be related to page content on non-Wikipedia sites.
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by biesnecker 15y ago
Neither 89 nor 64 are blocked by GFW -- that's a terribly simplistic view of how the system works. There are plenty of things that can trigger temporary, automated blocks, and perhaps the version number _did_ cause the block (as unlikely as
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by biesnecker 15y ago
Exactly. There is much joy to be derived from a codebase that works, that is maintainable, and that is understandable.
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by biesnecker 15y ago
We've been using Optimist in house for a while, and are satisfied with it. Makes launching a bunch of different node processes with slightly different configurations pretty painless.
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Too complicated for mobile is just too complicated(biesnecker.com)
1 points by biesnecker 15y ago|0 comments
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Stop overthinking things and build something(biesnecker.com)
2 points by biesnecker 15y ago|0 comments