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Wabi-Sabi
(en.wikipedia.org)
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dfee
3y ago
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dfee
3y ago
No thank you.
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Stop Overengineering
(matt-rickard.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
I purchased on 2022-03-01 and the estimated arrival was “Late 2022” (group 5). Now, I won’t get it by late 2022, and I kinda doubt I’ll get it by late 2023. But there’s not really any communication or acknowledgement / accountability.
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dfee
3y ago
Perhaps not mitigate its effects, but instead refocus our efforts on accountability – both in the US and in China.
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dfee
3y ago
I’m on day 3 of the Orion browser - on one of my computers I indeed installed UBO, but I can’t tell if it’s necessary.
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dfee
3y ago
Does the term apply like that? At what point would they become alien - small or significant evolution? Is there a right answer?
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3y ago
Inappropriate selling yourself as a centerfold for Playboy or using the image?
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3y ago
Aliens exist! Tardigrades, sure. But they're out there!
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3y ago
> You probably mean the US/Canada. 'America' includes South America for which this is not generally true. Whether you like the colloquial usage or not doesn’t change its colloquial usage nor (on review) one of it’s formal
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dfee
3y ago
Here you are: https://www.politico.eu/article/germany-takes-the-eu-hostage...
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4y ago
Everything is rolling along smoothly, and then, bam: > High caliber, experienced employees probably get just as much done at home at the office, or maybe more… “Probably” is the key word, here. It signals to me that the author is tired o
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Operant Conditioning Chamber
(en.wikipedia.org)
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4y ago
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dfee
4y ago
Using vim itself? I mean, yeah picking up ninja edits here and there. Using vim motions? Everywhere. All the time.
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dfee
4y ago
The content taught here is the highest payout thing you can learn, in my opinion. Certainly more important than actually writing code or learning algos. What this content covers should unlock iteration speed, which is the single greatest le
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4y ago
As an American, your metaphor makes absolutely no sense to me. Why would a European think an American would possess a gun in their country? And how would they get it there through customs - it’s not an idea? And a gun is a lethal weapon - i
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dfee
4y ago
No idea what a shiv trackpad is. I did find this while googling for it though: https://www.etsy.com/listing/783328345/
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dfee
4y ago
Upvote for > Luckily, he's a fuckwit, and failed to notice that when I restored the second copy I didn't actually revert the reference change; the second copy sat unused in the codebase until he left the company.
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Kobayashi Maru
(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points
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4y ago
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Ask HN: On Math Proficiency for Elementary School Kids
2 points
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dfee
4y ago
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dfee
4y ago
Is learning a language by book effective? Despite my efforts over the last ~25y, the only way I’ve learned is actually building crap software, and tuning it with learnings from language-specific frameworks and API docs. The books just colle
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dfee
4y ago
Well, don’t keep us in suspense. How’s the last 14 years since been?
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4y ago
I never got it, but on a reread: > Is it really parsing anything, or is it merely validating its input and returning a result? Ok. Now I guess I’m on board. Just feels like the word is wrong. > Consider: what is a parser? Really, a pa
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I had a product manager at my last job, who took the feedback from a retro, “we have too many meetings, we have no time to focus”, and created a new recurring meeting, “how to effectively manage your time” (30m, weekly).
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dfee
4y ago
The author is against tagged unions. Ok. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tagged_union
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4y ago
We found the nihilist. Thus, short of rehashing those debates, which is what you seem to desire, there is nothing here for you.
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Came here looking for a comment suggesting these discrepancies. I was not disappointed. See also: “Falsehoods programmers believe about time” https://infiniteundo.com/post/25326999628/falsehoods-program...
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4y ago
Gulp. I’ve left a comment like that or two. Probably isn’t helping the cause, but it’s waving a flag for the next person who’s got budget to clean it up.
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4y ago
Yes, but. Now, you’re getting the inflection of the interpreter and not the speaker (derivative). Certainly you’re not hearing inflection on the original orator, either, so maybe it’s a mixed bag.
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4y ago
My journey went through mypy, then typescript for frontend, the typescript on node. The story here was the type system is so much better that it allowed better prototyping, larger codebases and confidence. I’ve done a lot of C# and Java now
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