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Assoc. Of Habit. Checking Behaviors on Social Media with Funct. Brain Developm
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I think a major dofference between a bicycle of mind and our smartphones is that many people feel like their smartphone is riding them, not the other way around. I agree with the author. I don't think that all purpose tools like moder
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Repeating Decimals
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I applied for a job. I did a coding assignment. I was asked to read two xml files, one with data, one with operations, and perform the operations on the data. The task was deliberately unclear and suggested to not use third party software.
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How to Write a TypeScript Library
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I wrote a little reply on that[1]. I don't think that a tool is ever to blame. Sure, some tools suck and can be a source of distraction. But human beings need tools to capture creativity and transport them into real life. [1]: https:&
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Fantastic, great idea! The amount of job offers when searching for 'software engineering' is a bit annoying, though.
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I would assume that extroverts, trying to obtain gratification from outside themselves, boast out with ideas, opinions and the like much more easily than introverts and are thus perceived as more confident. Confident as in "I am confid
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I can only imagine a society to be stable if it manages to maintain trust. Not only trust in the government, whatever form it may have; but trust in other people that are also part of this very society. In my humble opinion, trust can only
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This approach has helped me, above all, to manage my expectations, which were too high. When it's clear that I only have an hour or two, I rarely start projects or parts of projects that are too big. Instead, I can focus better on the
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I had to think of my grand dad. As a (german) child he fled from war in his early childhood. Back in the days there was no psychological help for people like him. Going to a psychiatrist had the reputation of going to the madhouse and back
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Hashed and Hierarchical Timing Wheels
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Here's a (imho) pretty neat post on technical writing that was recently linked on HN: https://www.heinrichhartmann.com/posts/writing/
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Small company here with a data team consisting of 1.5 full time employees. I just found out about DataStation from this post, immediately installed it and I'm loving it. Great work and concepts :)
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Cool project, congrats you finished it up to this point :) As some people pointed out, web developer demands are pretty specific and vary from person to person. To fulfill most of them would mean immense efforts. In contrast to that, I thin
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Well earned, bravo! To me, Quanta truly stands out in terms of explaining complex matter not just to anybody but also in an entertaining way. I'd subscribe to it if there were a print version.
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I think that is a great advice and insight. An addiction can not bo tackled when your drug is all around you. What I did: I took the sim card from my smartphone, put it into a dumb phone. So I had no internet during my 30min work commute (t
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I got my hands on LSP and developed a language extension for a DSL. I found the overall idea great. he only thing that grind my gears is that currently, LSP focuses on some very common language support features and some Microsoft / VS
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Why Developers Stagnate
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Well, hello.
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edding4500
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You mean threading? That is just one common example for what is possible with arbitrary effect handlers.
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Nice! By coincidence I'm ging to present my bachelor's thesis today - partially in effects and handlers.
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Please also notice this blog post by Dan Abramov and how he got behind algebraic effects: https://overreacted.io/algebraic-effects-for-the-rest-of-us/
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Programming with Effects and Handlers – An Introduction
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Oh this is sweet! Any specs in the case? Is it fully aluminium? Too Bad I just baught a Thinkpad with the same price tag :(
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I can highly recommend otto.de and their customer service - up until now, every time I called the customer service, everyone was extremely nice AND helpful. Delivery of even heavy household articles such as washing machines is extremely eas