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Why don’t we talk about mental health in our teams and how to start(acertivo.com)
1 points by gls2ro 5y ago|0 comments
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I don't think people are angry about blockchain (the technology) but about promises people make that with this technology will solve almost any society or world problem and then attracting people to invest and then if it does not work
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I am also open to new ideas. So let's try to have a conversation about this. Let me clarify (or add to my initial comment): When I say "we cannot go back to that stage" and "our society has given up on that" I want
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I am not sure what you are arguing here. There might be hunter-gatherers, but they are few. Our society has given up on that and in the current state (people living on Earth) we cannot go back to that stage. For for all the purposes humanit
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by gls2ro 5y ago
> An important topic that must be addressed in any ABM application is the identification of the bounds of the work and the relationship between the model and the related real-world situation Here I think is the core of the whole problem
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I also recommend Plausible, I am a happy customer for maybe over one year. It is lightweight and easy to use interface at a great price.
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I also thing that the maybe the reason why Star Wars wins today has to do with the age of the fanbase but also with dilution of movies ability to attract due to TV series. Even if both of them started in almost the same period, it seems to
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I think people overreact (or at least I overreact) because of two things: 1. A kind of "psychological contract" is in place between a package maintainer/creator and the developers using it and that is somewhere along the line
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I think it is also not a game you can win (as in world wide usage) if you need users to build their own apps. The majority of users will not do that no matter how many tutorials one can write.
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I think the answer is not so easy. For example I would prefer webhooks over /events if the chance of something happening is low. It does not make a lot of sense to keep long pulling when chances of something being return are small. I t
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by gls2ro 5y ago
A lot of things that we do for security or privacy are bad for performance, but I think they are still good tradeoffs.
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by gls2ro 5y ago
You made me think more about this subject with this comment. In a way - due to different incentives - I think you are right about the outcome. As the coach is mostly hired and the mentor internal it might be that the coach has more incentiv
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by gls2ro 5y ago
Hmm maybe you are right and the example is not very good. Let me try to rephrase it in a way: I think the main difference for me is that I go to the coach to support me to solve problems/matters by myself and they are there supporting
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I think maybe in the end it does not matter how you named them as long as the interaction bring you value. For me the name is important mostly related to setting my expectations about what can I get from working with one or the other.
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I disagree with the definition of the mentoring and coaching from the article. Maybe the author definition is from sports, but outside it here is how I see (and how many of people that I encountered so far see) the difference between coach
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by gls2ro 5y ago
How do you know that Facebook and Google have best software because of the way they do their interviews? At their size (number of employees, number of people who want to work there) they could probably just randomly pick (or add here any ot
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by gls2ro 5y ago
What works for adults does not work for children. For example we use different dosages per kg in adults and children. Please note dosage per kg and not total dosage. Also the immune system works differently. So please do not spread this inf
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I dont find this perspective is so outrageous. I think many people are thinking this me included. Here is one possible outrageous belif (that I dont 100% belive but find it interesting to think about): Aging cannot be cured because death is
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by gls2ro 5y ago
Let me share maybe a "new" idea here: there is no such thing as web1, web2, web3 .... This is just a need to put a name on something that is a combination of technology and policy and for me does not make any sense. The web is sti
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I dont know why he suggest this but while I would like to read some old content that now cannot be found I am also respectful for people that dont want their content on the internet anymore. So every time someone suggest to put some content
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I still think Ruby with Rails or Ruby with Sinatra are the most pleasurable for me. In Rails I can spin up very quickly a prototype, either with frontend or without and do some small experiments, consume an external API. For me is also a gr
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by gls2ro 5y ago
IANAL but I dont think a parent company can ask a local branch to not follow local rules. So for example if in EU is forbidden to store information without consent the local branch cannot do that on EU servers.
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by gls2ro 5y ago
This is not my experience. For example I just upgraded a Rails app from ruby 2.7.3 to ruby 3.0.3 and all gems already have compatible versions to 3.0.3. So what gems are you using there that they cannot be updated?
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by gls2ro 5y ago
> all the best articles that I've read and shared in the past have been been things that the author would probably have felt compelled to write even if no one bothered read their work Now I am curious of some examples of such articl
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Crows are self-aware just like us, says new study (2020)(bigthink.com)
84 points by gls2ro 5y ago|27 comments
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by gls2ro 5y ago
Great example. I would add here a problem that blockchain solution does not solve and I might say it even makes it hard to fix (but I might be wrong as I don't work with blockchain so maybe I am missing something): This Smart contract
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by gls2ro 5y ago
It really depends what do you mean by Social Media. For example I define Chat as a different category then Social Media. How do you define Social Media and what is the value (or good) they add that is unique to these platforms?
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Ask HN: What kind of meetings do you need to run and with what purpose?
1 points by gls2ro 5y ago|0 comments
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by gls2ro 5y ago
How does GDPR violate personal liberty? I am very curious if you can pinpoint what exactly from it violates personal libery.
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I really don't think a legal argument can be made in case of GDPR breach saying "we cannot enforce GDPR because our tech does not support this" I think if you are a business you should choose technology that allows you to be

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