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What does one do with an intellectual life other than swimming through intellectual content? Apply what you're learning to impact your reality :) ------- Maybe this is a bit abstract but I feel like one of the highest impact things y
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1. I’d bet money that your voice change is not noticeable from the outside, and it’s something you are feeling internally, but other people really can’t even notice. Also, If you’re meeting someone for the first time they have no idea what
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Sorry not right now. In a couple of weeks, when it expires from KDP select, I'll make a site to provide a PDF download, and do another free run.
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Show HN: I wrote a beginner SRE book, and it's free today
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Professional Software: Interfaces
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The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Napkin Math Estimation
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Show HN: First Ever YouTube Video – On Professional Software Development
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I really appreciate the comment! I just took the Kindle version down because I wasn't happy with the image scaling. Every image scaled very small. I just uploaded a new version with much better images. It's going through Amazon&#x
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I'm wondering this too, i couldn't find very much information on the actual risk vectors and required exposure levels and concentrations to trigger an increase in lead blood levels, I'm still looking https://news.y
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Show HN: I wrote a book on Site Reliability Engineering
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Yes, but prior to any vaccines or any known covid I have a suspected COVID infection but I really don't know. I experienced this same thing in winter of 2020. Symptoms lasted for 6-8 weeks from October to December. I finally went to se
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+1 About 7 years ago I got a massage and went to a store in a location that usually caused me a ton of stress due to the driving and the parking and how overcrowded the store gets. After the massage I did not experience any stress; 0, none,
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I'm so happy to see this. I am working on publishing a book on leanpub, and leanpub disburses payments using paypal. Yesterday, I logged into my paypal account and I remembered that this happened to me and my funds and account were fro
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I see that the author is affiliated with https://jumpstartrails.com in some way (not sure whether they are a contractor or user or w/e). Does anyone have any direct successes with jumpstartrails or any other similar all in
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> Code review is an interactive process, where questions can be posed to the PR authors, and PR reviewers have access to search the codebase. I also performed reviews on pullrequest.com (~2+ years ago?). I firmly believe code reviews are
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Under Commit and over Deliver – 5 Months of Scrum
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I just got off a 15 month 24x7 Primary on call shift, Here's how I survived
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I'm wondering this too, which exposure vectors? How much exposure is necessary? I really couldn't find anything on it? Will one inhale of lead dust cause poisoning or a spike in levels? Does it require consistent ingestion? Like w
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Light-to-moderate coffee drinking associated with health benefits
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Schema on Read Considered Harmful
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Data Operational Maturity
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Deriving Data Lineage from SQL Statements
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https://www.medpagetoday.com/blogs/marty-makary/92434
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The problem is that, at same time I feel that coding can't be a lifetime career: Is this actually true?? I’m concerned because I read that you’re making decisions based on this assumption and I’m not necessarily true this assumption is
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Beware of DBT Incremental Updates Against Snowflake External Tables
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Using Views for Backwards Compatible Data Migrations
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"What's true? What to do about it?" This is from Ray Dalio's book "Principles". The whole book really blew my mind but this quote especially. Our perception and interpretation of reality isn't actual reali
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AWS Lambda – Debugging File Descriptor Exhaustion Using Go
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I think scrum functions as an engineering accounting system. It’s worked really well in my experiences and has allowed me to forecast capacity which helps Materialize timelines. https://on-systems.tech/109-toward-predictable
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I have the same mentality. I feel like almost everything is an implementation detail. Every person's implementation is likely to be different. In my experiences, even the poorest code is maleable (i.e. software :p). PR's become mo
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