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creakingstairs
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creakingstairs
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It’s learned helplessness. They learned that doing the job faster is not only reward-less but only gets them more work.
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If you are interested in this kind of things, also have a look at fp-ts and it’s version of pipe and flow. Also comes with various monads to play around with! [1] https://github.com/gcanti/fp-ts
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3y ago
Does MS have an internal memo or something that directs teams to make versions/names not go up linearly? E.g. .net framework/core, xbox, windows and now WSL
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3y ago
I know it’s just anecdotal but I really do think mentoring is usually better offline. It doesn’t mean it can’t be done well remotely. But there are way more hurdles in the way. One of the perks being in the same space is that it is much ea
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3y ago
This kind of sounds like me. My life has been blown up voluntarily and otherwise. These include multiple immigrations, career changes and most recently quitting my well paying job with nothing lined up. Not all of them worked out. But I don
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I probably won’t buy Apple Vision for a while but will eagerly follow it. Like the author, I’m mainly excited about using this for work/ productivity. I’ve tried out working in VR using oculus and immersed. I’ve really liked the experi
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> I especially find it frustrating that many PMs think that the instant a system goes into production, the project is finished and everyone should be putting tools down and walking away. This mentality and Agile mixed together creates mo
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I think I'm usually decent taking feedback but recently I realised I get really annoyed when someone I don't respect gives me feedback. Doubly so if the feedback is bad or nitpicky. It must be ego, plus my belief that one ought to
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> losing that green status means HR will be asking you to leave or sending you a box for your equipment by the end of the day I genuinely never had that fear in any of the places I worked at (or heard of one!). If that is a cause for te
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Do you have to keep it green and respond right away? I put a meeting in my calendar as “focus time” and then turn off slack. People are usually quite understanding. It also helps to be regular so people know that you are never available aro
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3y ago
Sales & branding strategy feels pretty related to Hubspot or at least people who might be interested in Hubspot.
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I wish. I had cut tie with one of them (which was really hard for me with Asian upbringing) but have since reconnected, only to be disappointed again and again. And I gotta tell you, it hurts every time. I understand and empathise how they
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Yes it is the only thing that really bothers me about Elixir. In my personal projects, I heavily utilise typespecs which makes it somewhat bearable. But in my previous day job that had a high turnover rate (and hence a huge mess) doing any
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IIRC you can’t buy cars in Japan unless you have a certificate proving that you have a parking space for it. So owning a car for lots of people in Tokyo is borderline impossible. If you look at Seoul, with similar density and public transit
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I’ve played both and I’ve also enjoyed Horizon more than BOTW. BOTW’s world felt more organic and I loved that the game encouraged having curiosity and rewarded them (Can I go there? Can I solve this puzzle this way?). But in the end, I enj
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> The crazy thing about this, is growing up and realizing that not everybody was raised like this. I just remember going to a friends place and being bewildered at overflowing trust and joy in their normal interactions. At first, I thoug
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looks like more ergonomic/focused version of fp-ts[1] Thanks for sharing! [1] https://gcanti.github.io/fp-ts/
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Yes their DX is technically “over complicating basic things to extract money from chump developers” but it lets users just write code and automate away everything else with couple of click. It limiting your options can be a good thing, peop
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In lower Elos, it’s pretty obvious if the other user is cheating, so the platforms seem to detect them pretty well.
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I believe this is partly caused by competition. As I'm sure you are aware, there are gazilion private clinics in one block competiting for business. You could be a sensible doctor and tell the patient with the common cold that it will
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In short term, China loves "strategic autonomy" because Macron has also suggested that China invading Taiwan should not be EU's business under the principle(apparently he used much stronger words but was censored by his own c
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> Another factor I think is whether you come from a “welcomed” country. Definitely a factor. My wife is not Asian and she gets way more opportunities than me to make friends in Japan, though it is a double edged sword as being treated di
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"break" has many meanings, but assuming you meant "break up" instead of "destroy": - China has openly supported Macron's "strategic autonomy" principle which aims to distance EU from USA. - Ever
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I moved from Korea to NZ. And I’m recently trying out Japan. I think it can be _easier_ to make friends as an immigrant that looks different (as long as you can speak their language) as there will always be people who are interested in diff
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Hmm yeah I can see the appeal of something like that. I just had a look in my local Amazon and saw this study timer with a nice physical button which seems to have "Count up" functionality [1][2]. But it doesn't seem to have
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It's the other way round but I use a time timer[1] to give me a visual indication of how much time is left. I usually put around 40 min & extend by 15~30min if I want to focus more. It doesn't have a big clicky button, but I f
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All that but most of all, the fact USD is the world reserve currency is the biggest privilege. Every other countries have to stock up on USD/ have swaps in place and follow US when they raise fed interest rates instead of doing what’s
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Closest example I know of is Korean internet. It is almost nigh impossible to get an account in major websites without SSN and a phone number. Despite this, there are still countless bots and scammers that uses hacked or leaked personal dat
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Haha, I did think about using the Korean word instead but just decided to go with the flow. East Asian culture is so intertwined, it's a pity we all have such a love-hate relationship with each other.
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Sharing some Korean Yojijukugos (originating from China) 위록지마(謂鹿止馬) wii rok ji ma To point at a deer and call it a horse. Used for suck ups who says agrees to things that are clearly not right. 읍참마속(泣斬馬謖) ub cham ma sok To behead Ma Su (nam
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