furrowedbrow

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Edge Authentication and Token-Agnostic Identity Propagation(netflixtechblog.com)
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The Web Runs on Love, Not Greed (2002)(wsj.com)
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by furrowedbrow 6y ago
I think your line "It’s also more fun" sums it up. Social media is about dopamine. As for the art of persuasion, while it might be marginalized in the current online environment, I'm encouraged when I hear people acknowledge
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by furrowedbrow 6y ago
Recently read "Metazoa" by Peter Godfrey-Smith, a really entertaining, first-principles-style explanation/theory of how biological systems lead to consciousness. Highly recommend it. I also enjoyed "Range" by David
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Civil rights vs. civil liberties at the ACLU(economist.com)
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Feeding your cat a meaty diet may mean it kills less wildlife(newscientist.com)
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by furrowedbrow 6y ago
I've found that SDE day jobs can be not so great, but it's actually BECAUSE there's not as much coding as I'd like. I think I'll be content if I can find a job where 70% of the time is spent writing logic and testin
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A new epoch for retail investors is just beginning(economist.com)
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by furrowedbrow 6y ago
I'd agree these are all valid, and not mutually exclusive. ie, as a junior dev use some discretion based on what type of issue you're facing, as a manager set the tone and if needed give the offer some guidance on when to struggle
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by furrowedbrow 6y ago
Interesting. Yeah it seems like this is the story with a lot of SDE roles. Funny you mention agency work because I've been considering trying that route. Maybe startups offer more pure coding too? But then of course that comes with tra
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Ask HN: Developers, what percentage of your time do you spend building features?
2 points by furrowedbrow 6y ago|2 comments