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by emrah 4y ago
One doesn't have to wait until deathbed to gain this perspective. Aging provides the same benefit albeit not as strongly. It tends to get loud enough to be heard in the mind at around 35 years of age and gets louder and louder from the
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I think it's because there are investors desperate to get into this industry but can't invest in 5T et al, so they invest in whatever they are able to hoping they'll capture some of the uplift
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> In my experience, things have degraded since then "In my experience" is exactly right, search results degraded for a fraction of users such as developers. It's good to see Google is going back to making those users happy
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The main idea: Don't try to be like others or compete, be uniquely you
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by emrah 4y ago
Twitter thread for the announcement: https://twitter.com/seth_shipman/status/1552317460954505219
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by emrah 4y ago
Ubuntu is great but these days I recommend Pop!_OS from System76 instead ( https://pop.system76.com ). It is based on Ubuntu with a much nicer UI and also has a more forgiving installation experience.
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Not every book is worth reading, nor is every book filled with brand new ideas. Most books center around a single idea with the meat of the text trying to convince the reader that the idea is correct. I wish every book listed just the ideas
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You'll need to convince someone that you can successfully do the next level, figure out who that is (most likely your current manager) and start talking about it.
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by emrah 4y ago
It seems like the author is not aware of IDE annotation feature that allows one to inspect the latest commit that modified any line of code. Better commit message helps there for sure. I use this all the time, saves time not having to looku
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If they made more than the fine, then the fine is just cost of doing this kind of "business" rather than a deterrent.
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Sorry, this point was not made clear in the original post
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The benefit of microservices is also its downfall. You need to maintain each one as a separate entity. This is true whether you have "microservices" or "libraries packaged and released individually". I think when you nee
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It's funny I was recording my gameplays on C64 and A500 to video casettes long before youtube, twitch or even the internet (there were BBS). Only my friends could view them when they came to visit. It's really unfortunate I didn&#
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by emrah 4y ago
A bit meandering.. In defense of the author, they say at the beginning, it's an exploratory post without necessarily heading towards a conclusion
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Here is another interesting list of projects. The book is specific to python but the projects are interesting and they can be implemented in any language: http://tinypythonprojects.com/
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I don't know about "all important features" but you can try projects from https://projecteuler.net/archives
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I wouldn't have guessed an app like that would make that much money, inspiring!
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A needlessly long piece with the proposed solution presented at the very end: > the solution is definitely not a glut of individual, inefficient AC units. Rather the solutions must be large-scale and infrastructural, such as heat pumps c
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by emrah 4y ago
Honestly I wouldn't. Even if I did, there are many options for this already. I would prefer one of the long-time existing solutions (Pocket, Instapaper etc) over a brand new one. I would encourage you to look past bookmarks. Aside from
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fyi these ideas are from Rob Walling fwiw
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Very insightful way to evaluate our tools for discovery and understanding
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Gattaca is a great movie exploring this very topic. I love the name of the movie too (get it?)
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Would Elon make a move like this without knowing what the consequences are? It looks like Twitter is going after him out of spite
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by emrah 4y ago
If you are truly addicted, I think you need to treat it like an addiction. What to do is simple. I'm sure you already know what you need to do, but find it very hard to actually carry out. Throw out your smartphone, replace it with a d
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by emrah 4y ago
She mostly talks about the mechanical aspect of the process, but left out the most important tidbit I was hoping to learn from this article: how does one decide which articles are worth reading (especially the newer ones) and which ones can
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Failure is the declaration that one will no longer pursue the thing they were trying to accomplish. If the byproduct of experiments isn't useful and you can't tell how close you might be to a solution, it may not be a failure beca
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The main difference is the boundaries in a monolith are "soft" and can easily be worked around, changed, abused etc With a service oriented architecture (micro or otherwise) the boundaries are enforced much more strictly by defini
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by emrah 4y ago
It depends on what I'm coding. If it's something brand new that requires a lot of concentration, then I can't handle lyrics or even any music at all. If it's more routine work, lyrics are fine, I can even sing along
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I would have thought DuckDuckGo would be interested in heading something like this
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> This is my experience too. And I think "algos" are doing music-lovers a disservice… How about you? Do you have a YouTube list you can share with such music? I'd love to listen

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