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elektrontamer
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elektrontamer
4y ago
I've never been diagnosed with ADHD but I've been trying to reduce distractions for a long time and the one thing that was extremely effective for me was going to the office and taking a desk in a busy region with my back against
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Maybe it's just another way for them to revolt against society, or they just really like the way it looks. I don't really know why but dying their hair in some outlandish color is pretty popular with that crowd. I'm not again
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4y ago
It does have an effect on his life if the group he belongs to isn't a "diverse" one. I say this as someone who would probably be considered "diverse", I'd like to be judged based on my merits not by diversity q
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Judging by the comments I think it's safe to assume that the "taking responsibility" part is a meaningless statement at best. What I want to understand is does he even owe anyone an apology? Isn't employment just an agre
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4y ago
Don't know about Huberman but how did JP "shill" anything? Can you give a few examples of deceptive statements by him?
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Haha, pretty good one! Incredible that her cells are still used all over the world long after her death.
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I've read of instances of him being blunt and didn't mind it. I'm sure if I was as successful as him I'd be a bit of a prick too. The fact that he can show such humility from time to time is admirable to me. He might als
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4y ago
> So clearly that a simple mind like mine can understand it. A legend like Edgar Dijkstra referring to his mind as simple is insane to me. Such humility.
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There's nothing to be depressed about. It's not a lack of empathy it's recognition of the inevitable. Developers realize that there is no going back. AI art is here to stay. You can't ban or regulate it. It would be extr
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The company software auto updated my machine to Win 11. There were many issues but two of them really struck out 1. The right click context menu change 2. The highlight around windows on Alt + Tab got very hard to see I just gave up in a we
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If I could get that in cmd and powershell it would be perfect. I have to use cmd at work. I use gitbash for other stuff like you do but cmd is where I really need tmux.
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One of the best software I've ever used, it's addictive. Did anyone manage to get it set up on windows? And if you did is it buggy or does it run smooth?
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Germ cells need to be edited for that. The edited T cells can't get inherited.
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> I know you are joking Genuinely curious, then why not leave it be? It's just a joke as you admitted, with no ill intentions, based on a stereotype that's mostly based in reality. Stem fields are mostly sausage fests. It'
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> premature optimization I don't get it. Even when I'm working on a hobby project of no practical value with no deadlines. Premature Optimization is something I'd still like to avoid. I feel like PO harms code maintainabil
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It seems a bit self inflicted to me. Managers where I work expect you to correct them if your workload is too much. But people are just hyper ambitious and/or anxious to do that so they under estimate the work and end up working overti
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So one small group oppressing another is a good reason to wish death to an unrelated 8 billion people? Even the good ones?
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> What you end up with is a single, ultra-traumatized goat repeatedly finding a group of friends who all get murdered by a flying machine. For some reason I found this hilarious and tragic at the same time.
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This is a really good idea. At my previous job I was handed a scientific paper to implement for an image classifying algorithm, hand picked by the team. Within a month the entire paper turned out to be fabrication, that's 160 man hours
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I understand this isn't the answer to your question but given what you've disclosed I'll have to advise against limiting yourself to embedded jobs alone. A job isn't the only way to follow your passion, in fact it may ca