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Odd to find advertisements not being mentioned. That seems to be the goto for publishers. Excellent list!
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Excellent book! Adding Managing Humans to that. https://randsinrepose.com/books/
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What works in the "real" army is mentioned in counterproductive leadership in the book. * Abusive behaviors—includes behaviors that involve a leader exceeding the boundaries of their authority by being abusive, cruel, or degrading
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Monads seem to be useful for ansync code and error handling. I hate that monads get all the press when ADTs are the real winner when it comes to FP.
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How do you avoid it ?
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Day in the Life of a Japanese Game Programmer
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Hacker news is a social network too. I think it's unfair to demonize young people's memes, it's just different. I've learnt a lot from young people's take on things than some old bitter oldfag.
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Does this relate to entropy (information theory) by any chance ? Information Theory part 12: Information Entropy (Claude Shannon's formula) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4OlXb9aTvQ
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I've been using nosyntax for a while ... this seems like an good addition to that.
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It's a toxic place. Try getting the team lead fired, gotta play fire with fire, but then you will have to assume more responsibility. If you don't want that leave immediately.
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I agree with the premise or at least used to agree that religions are bad and people need to move away from them ... but by force? That is definitely inhuman. Reading about this stuff is making me go WTF! On a side note, I consider it deepl
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Honest question ... Is that what the govt wants ... change your religion and you walk free? Why not change then? Are there people who have changed?
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People who are a bit afraid of the drugs should try floatation tank together with lucia light therapy. It's the best spiritually rejuvenating experience I have had in my life and I've done them all. Floating tanks come with proper
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Is it Sapir-Whorf or the belief systems that limit the thoughts ? Belief systems seem to be akin to a game and language seems to be the physics engine.
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Why Systems Fail
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Forth is probably the only agglutinative language in a way.
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For those who have read this, what are the problems with this approach? Environmental damage is the single most horrible problem with the capitalist way of things. From a legislative point of view, I think if every company was forced to rec
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Usenet is probably the most decentralized medium out there. If I am not mistaken, this how the protocol worked ... data was posted to one server, then every other server replicated the data for each client to consume. Typically the server h
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I think long-distance thinkers solve hard problems in a way but the solutions they come up with tend to have dire short term consequences, because of which (realistically perhaps) their solutions are rejected in favour of the current.
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Paul Bloom: Why Empathy Is Not the Best Way to Care https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVCwjjT_CVY
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Journalist: Have you found something useful? Researcher: Looks like we found it doesn't matter, that much! Journalist: So it did matter? Editor: What matters? Heading: Something mattered Intern: Finishes the blog Me: Oh! Let me better
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A bold idea to replace politicians – César Hidalgo
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Can this be solved by fixing the UI somehow? Half the time I don't remember the guidelines and just go into ranting. The article was definitely eye-opening, I definitely go for negative attention sometimes, sometimes unwittingly and so
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This is a great way to understand code. Why write comments, when you can make presentations? Are there similar tools like this?
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Some random thoughts on centralization vs decentralization. In theory, IPv6 allows every human, pet, alien and robot to have an address. Each address can host let's say the following services 1. info - dns 2. data transfer - ftp/h
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On a minor pedantic note, its more like the amygdala keeps the score. There is no difference between physical abuse and emotional abuse when it comes to the final end result on the brain.
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I think 4 day work week would be great to try out for a whole country. Also reduces pollution now that I think about it.
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Yeah, loser narcissists are the worst. Pay very little. Fake worse than the Kardashians. Lie, manipulate, bullshit, boast, play favourites at every turn at every turn.
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XML, Julia, Rust, Crystal, Forth? support macros too. I was just pointing out that it can be done without sexp. Yes, the tooling sucks. Grammatical implementation is less powerful but that seems better than implementing a grammar ontop of
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There is an object-oriented extension to Tcl which is along the lines of CLOS. http://media.wu-wien.ac.at/whatIsXOTcl.html Lispers need to stop thinking that they are the only ones who can do "macros" and "DS
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