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by everdev 8y ago
I hear you, but I think the other side of the country is if it really was bad we don't want exploitive photos being widely distributed especially without the consent of the subjects in the photos. But, if they're not that bad I&#x
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by everdev 8y ago
I think it's about suggestive pictures of female students while conducting research for the scientist, so I think people are more worried about him exploiting young adults on the job rather than in his personal life.
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by everdev 8y ago
> I did not choose the photos my female students chose the photos and helped me set up the talk... Henry Mushinsky apparently has some kind of vendetta for me. He had no right to enter into my slide presentation and try to destroy me, if
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Scientist Loses Award After Acceptance Presentation Full of Racy Photos(gizmodo.com)
7 points by everdev 8y ago|9 comments
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by everdev 8y ago
It sounds like you already have the problem and solution in your mind before you land. Even if you end up being right it might be good to approach the problem with a black slate and do discovery as if you know nothing rather than with an ag
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by everdev 8y ago
Another idea might be that modern medicine is in fact extending life, but other modern things like cars, cigarettes, junk food, etc. are simultaneously decreasing life span. So, I bet if you introduced modern medicine as the only change to
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by everdev 8y ago
A few guesses: 1. People who got into family fights over the weekend 2. People who loved online for a minute and got an upsetting work email and are dreading the coming work week. 3. People who feel isolated or bored and are online instead
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Google Chrome Has a Nasty Surprise(forbes.com)
1 points by everdev 8y ago|1 comments
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by everdev 8y ago
Even still, isn't it ok for celebrities not to want to share every detail of their life?
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by everdev 8y ago
Basically the theory boils down to 4 groups of people: 1 - Inner Circle - Basically the elites 2 - Outer Circle - People who are paid well to support the elites 3 - Service Class - People who make little money doing tedious work 4 - Untouch
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by everdev 8y ago
Dysfunctional is a judgement. Labeling something as bad, wrong, dysfunctional, etc. is a good indicator of getting triggered. The problem rarely resides entirely externally. IMO, it's better for OP to explore their reaction to these co
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The div that looks different in every browser(css-tricks.com)
3 points by everdev 8y ago|0 comments
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by everdev 8y ago
Any coach or therapist should be well versed in conflict resolution and would be able to explore why this environment triggers you. Individually, I can recommend Nonviolent Communication. It's a great book that can help you communicate
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by everdev 8y ago
Hard to believe these were actually useful. They look very "zoomed out" and my guess is that if you're behind enemy lines you'd want to about roads between major cities and hike through the wilderness instead, but it doe
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by everdev 8y ago
The common reply in the Go community is "don't use a framework" or "roll your own". The idea is that small packages suited to individual tasks are a better solution than a large framework package that includes more
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by everdev 8y ago
or 10...
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by everdev 8y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17524534
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WeWork Tells Employees Meat Is Permanently Off the Company Menu(bloomberg.com)
35 points by everdev 8y ago|57 comments
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by everdev 8y ago
Open source burnout is real. I'm sure the allure of giving back by creating something useful fades when people constantly criticize your work, especially when you look at the personal and professional sacrifices you're making to p
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by everdev 8y ago
There's another great book about this subject called The Secret Life of Trees. The basic premise is that in response to physical conditions trees will produce certain chemicals that when received through the root system by other trees
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by everdev 8y ago
I know an Apple employee begging not to be moved to the new camps and it's open floorplan. I'm sure some people love it, but there should be options to work in an environment that's best for you.
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by everdev 8y ago
Set some interim goals, estimate them and measure progress. Take that progress and estimate the remaining work. There's no accounting for the unknown, but IMO it's best to raise the alarm as soon as possible. Just make sure you a
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You can now test Google’s biggest Chrome redesign in years(bgr.com)
9 points by everdev 8y ago|0 comments
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by everdev 8y ago
> She and her husband had sued for false arrest, false imprisonment and malicious prosecution over a July 2006 altercation at Philadelphia International Airport. Why does it take 12 years to get this far in a case? It seems like a right
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by everdev 8y ago
Actionable predictions are tricky though because acting on the prediction before the event happens influences the system. For example, my AI says stock X will go up 10%. My act of buying stock X drives the price up, therefore reinforcing th
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by everdev 8y ago
I remember this was the big debate several years ago when the idea was first promoted. However, Google and some non-profits appear to be moving ahead with the blessing of local governments. I'm assuming that with the relatively short l
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by everdev 8y ago
I'll bite. By equally distributed, do you mean random? Sure, you can control population that way, but not without brutal authoritarianism, depriving innocent people of their reproductive rights and invasion of their body. If you mean n
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by everdev 8y ago
I totally agree. Rather than choosing, I'd like to start embracing both in their own spaces. A retreat to slow down and get in touch with nature and a home office to get out, get productive and use tech for good.
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by everdev 8y ago
I asked the same thing on Reddit a couple weeks ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/graphql/comments/8ta67c/anyone_usin... So far in dev, I love it. Haven't pushed to production yet though.
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by everdev 8y ago
We build products and companies from scratch, no reason not to try it with cities too.

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