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by ereyes01 7y ago
I'd go further and argue that city-states make the most sense in today's world, with a federal government to arbitrate resources and defense. US state boundaries are quite arbitrary with respect to how actual communities are organ
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by ereyes01 7y ago
I really like the content, as it's all about the artistry of photography. Too often so much photography content is about gear, which always does scratch an itch I must admit, and does matter a little bit, but is highly context-sensitiv
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by ereyes01 7y ago
If you put someone in a fight vs. flight situation, and add in the task saturation of the coding interview, a competent person can react adversely and make basic mistakes. A week ago in a conference, I watched an SRE who I knew was very com
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by ereyes01 7y ago
> (They'll write crap like "()f" or "f()a" when they want to call a function, stuff like that.) Who cares? If they write code that's well engineered and works in your product and they rely on auto-complete o
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by ereyes01 7y ago
After looking at pictures of a bunch of samurai helmets, I came to a realization that Darth Vader's helmet is more or less the shape of a samurai helmet. Maybe this should have been obvious to me (especially being a fan of the Hidden F
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by ereyes01 7y ago
Open source does not mean anti-commercial to most people.
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by ereyes01 7y ago
This appears to be working again for me as of a few minutes ago. Thanks to the folks involved in fixing. EDIT: minutes instead of hours
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by ereyes01 7y ago
For me the problem is Google-wide, got kicked off my gmail accounts, and I can't sign in again- get an error telling me to clear cookies and cache (which doesn't help). Lots of people having the same issue: https://supp
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by ereyes01 8y ago
I disagree with this rationale, but I'll let someone smarter than me make the argument: "The purpose of abstraction is not to be vague, but to create a new semantic level in which one can be absolutely precise." - Edsger Djik
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by ereyes01 8y ago
I love this area of New Mexico. Other than Trinity, you can go see: - White Sands National Monument (spectacular otherworldly landscape) - Cloudcroft and the surrounding nature up in the mountains, including an old train trestle on a cliff
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by ereyes01 8y ago
Code reviews aren't supposed to be humiliating. This article does a lot to illustrate how a negative attitude in review comments can be counter-productive, but the conclusion feels like code reviews that point out dozens of flaws in th
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by ereyes01 8y ago
Thanks this is cool! A couple times when I clicked on some stories, I couldn't see a link to the original publication. I'll keep an eye on this, I'm sure it'll keep getting better!
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by ereyes01 8y ago
I used to love Google News's customizable sections- I would set those to Spanish-language international sections from other countries, and the different perspective was really refreshing and informative compared to what you see in the
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by ereyes01 8y ago
For me it was The Art of War by Sun Tzu. It made me see how human conflict is a part of our nature that I needed to know better, and perhaps embrace a little at times. The book of course is about how to win in ancient warfare, but it explai
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by ereyes01 8y ago
Apple is in Cupertino, the author was an Apple executive, and was likely privy to enough firings to recognize what the prelude to his own sounded like.
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by ereyes01 8y ago
It would be so awesome if I could something like this at a much smaller scale in a darktable module for cleaning up images and for doing artistic types of portrait editing. Nice work!
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by ereyes01 8y ago
A big insight for me about where Agile seems to work and where it doesn't was learning about the Cynefin framework [1], which tries to characterize different states to guide the style of organizational decision making. When viewed thro
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by ereyes01 8y ago
Does everyone with useful information need to be a skilled web designer to be credible?
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by ereyes01 8y ago
Death metal and fast aggressive music is an avenue of release for me. I listen to it when working out, and when trying to get in focus when coding under pressure. It's easily one of the most fun things I do all day. I don't watch
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by ereyes01 8y ago
"Good cooking takes time. If you are made to wait, it is to serve you better, and to please you." ^^ From the Menu of Restaurant Antoine, New Orleans, quoted in the beginning of The Mythical Man Month. Good engineering takes time
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“Fixed Mindsets” Might Be Why We're Bad at Statistics(arstechnica.com)
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by ereyes01 8y ago
Golang has no equivalent to double-* since it doesn't do keyword arguments.
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by ereyes01 8y ago
Hi there! Sorry for the trouble, we have to manually onboard you right now in a couple steps for your dashboard to work. I think my cofounder already reached out but either reply to him or me (eddy @ mindsight dot io) and we'll get you
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by ereyes01 8y ago
Our startup Mindsight (mindsight.io) is building technology to automatically surface your critical paths inside of your code in production (without breaking things) in real time, all the time. We currently work with Python and Go, and we&#x
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by ereyes01 8y ago
To expand on the point, if most people are like OP, then the concept of privacy as a "human right" is on thin ice anyways. It's hard to convince people to subscribe to some vague concept or idea if they are not in immediate p
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by ereyes01 8y ago
When you have a well thought-out external specification, it really gives you lots of good material from which to derive all the right tests while still treating your implementation as a black box. Unless you are implementing an established
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by ereyes01 8y ago
Become a photographer. Learning about the gear and the mechanics of taking pictures will appeal to your geeky side. Going on photo walks helps you connect with nature and be outside, if your climate allows it.
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by ereyes01 8y ago
After ~30 years of using a keyboard, I've never learned to type properly, though I guess I'm somewhat fast (or fast enough). Admittedly, I'd be way faster on QWERTY vs DVORAK if I were to try one of those.
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by ereyes01 8y ago
I think you are right that this blog post doesn't lay out a specific use case to justify this setup in a restaurant- that does not appear to be the goal of the post. An exploration of problems and requirements is probably what you&#x27
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by ereyes01 8y ago
There are certainly negative consequences of automation, and many existing jobs will disappear. A key feature of the times we live in is that knowledge is ubiquitous. If an idea becomes known and understood to be feasible, and it serves a u

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