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by cammil 10y ago
Do you think you might have a confidence problem? Does this feeling or thought occur much in other aspects of your life?
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by cammil 10y ago
I think this would be illegal in the UK due to the Data Protection Act: Some excerpts from Wikipedia on DPA: "Personal data shall be accurate and, where necessary, kept up to date." - Would Google be allowed to discard emails sent
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by cammil 10y ago
Well then our experiences differ. That's okay. Of course your experience is your evidence. And that is what I mean by "what works for you".
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by cammil 10y ago
Thanks for the feedback Hyperpape.
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by cammil 10y ago
I think metaphors and analogies are difficult to argue with. Of course I am saying something which is hopefully falsifiable otherwise I am not really saying anything at all. The best way to test this is some kind of controlled experiment. B
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by cammil 10y ago
I am not entirely sure why I am getting the downvotes. Anyone care to explain?
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by cammil 10y ago
I couldn't disagree more. My take on listening: https://letmeexplainyou.wordpress.com/2016/08/17/how-to-list...
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by cammil 10y ago
My take on listening: https://letmeexplainyou.wordpress.com/2016/08/17/how-to-list... TL;DR / Summary: Listening is innate Listening is not an active skill. Practicing it as such diminishes your ability
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by cammil 11y ago
"less mistakes" -> "fewer mistakes"
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by cammil 11y ago
This is already as it is now.
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by cammil 11y ago
Take advantage of others. Take advantage of yourself. Let this not be a zero sum game.
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by cammil 11y ago
Dont forget that journalism by its very nature is sensationalist. I doubt very much that this is a "major fundamental flaw". Besides, you would also be asserting that F# does not have that flaw. I don't believe you have that
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by cammil 11y ago
Quit alcohol.
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by cammil 11y ago
All depends how you define "the same". Mathematicians use "congruency" which allows mirror images.
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by cammil 11y ago
"Every triangle can tile the plane. Every four-sided shape can also tile the plane." Can someone point me to a proof of this?
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by cammil 12y ago
I think this is a great idea.
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by cammil 13y ago
You appear to have little confidence in yourself and that is the fundamental problem. You are seeking direction from people who cannot understand your problem fully because it is internal. You are seeking instructions, solutions, answers an
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by cammil 13y ago
It upsets me that the circles are not hexagons. Why oh why?
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by cammil 14y ago
The antidote to this is a well formulated requirements document. If you can define precisely what you want, then you will have much more hope in recruiting developers. Why? 1. The lack of ambiguity of the scope gives developers the opportun
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by cammil 14y ago
At a glance, I consider this advice highly insightful. In my opinion, ego is one of the worst distractions from any pursuit.
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by cammil 14y ago
Infinite and non-repeating does not imply it contains every number. For proof of this, consider an infinite non-repeating number, without the number 9. Pi is infinite and non-repeating. I have not yet seen proof that pi contains every finit
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by cammil 15y ago
This is so the future. Determinism is over rated.
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by cammil 15y ago
Here's an idea that just occurred to me: Todo -> Future Done -> Past Present? Perhaps a Doing list of length 1? Distractions are often the cause of procrastination, and of lack of motivation. The Doing list is perhaps the one we sho
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by cammil 15y ago
I consider this to be a matter for personal experimentation. I am not convinced of the one size fits all approach. I believe it is good to have various concepts and models of the way motivation works. However, those that apply to you may be
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Ask HN: How do you recommend I implement a dual boot PC?
1 points by cammil 15y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: How to version control DB data?
8 points by cammil 15y ago|9 comments
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by cammil 15y ago
Much of the problem of naming things is that the name you give them now, is unlikely to be the most appropriate name in the future. For example, your code may change, you may make other similar classes that would be more appropriate with th
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by cammil 16y ago
Bug: clicked on facebook icon, got this: "{ "error": { "type": "OAuthException", "message": "Invalid redirect_uri: Given URL is not allowed by the Application configuration." } }" (Using Opera 11.01)
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by cammil 16y ago
Is there any reason you believe this to be most efficient? The downside to using the same hand is that it is slower for that hand to complete the depressions as it is more awkward.
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by cammil 16y ago
I'm trying this out currently. Only problem seems to be when I need to use Ctrl with Alt. Then the original control seems to be more natural. Do you have an opinion on using the right shift/control?

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