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A SARS-CoV-2 targeted siRNA-nanoparticle therapy for Covid-19(cell.com)
2 points by gozzoo 5y ago|0 comments
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The Only Programming Interview Question You Need to Prepare For(betterprogramming.pub)
1 points by gozzoo 5y ago|0 comments
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Swift on the Server (2020)(theswiftdev.com)
101 points by gozzoo 5y ago|101 comments
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by gozzoo 6y ago
> Error 503 Backend fetch failed
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by gozzoo 6y ago
If you are referring to porn, despite the general perception I think it's quite harmless. Things like drugs, smoking, alcohol and even spedning time on Facebook and Instagram have much worse effect on someone's wellbeing. People u
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by gozzoo 6y ago
> I'm pretty sure an overarching focus on task realism fixes most interviewing woes, including this one. This can turn out pretty badly too. I was rejected by a company, apparently because I couldn't figure out the solutions to
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by gozzoo 6y ago
> Individually, we as interviewers can shift our mindset towards looking for strengths instead of weaknesses, accommodate different backgrounds Virtually each time I've been interviewed myself the attitude was not to find out what m
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by gozzoo 6y ago
> Ever managed to understand Gradle complex files? Well, there is a funny annecdote I can share. In some presentation a guy was showing how you can implemnent some non trivial functionality for a Android app. He was very proud to demonst
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by gozzoo 6y ago
Actually XML is the smaler problem. Maven forces you to use a predifened structure for your project. The more some project deviates from Maven's assumptions about how it should be organized, the more complicated the pom file becomes. F
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by gozzoo 6y ago
Because it fixes some of the problems of Maven, which was the defacto standard in the Java world, and is quite horrible. Gradle is to Maven what svn was to cvs.
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by gozzoo 6y ago
Error handling is a fundamental concept that must be tought in every programming course and it is usually neglected. > Catching exceptions is a bad way to handle errors. I don't agree. If used properly exceptions are a very elegant
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by gozzoo 6y ago
This article starts very interesting but the rest sounds like infomercial for Zing by Azul Systems. Both issues related to low latency metioned here (JIT and GC) can be solved with very simple and common methods with the JVM provided by Ora
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by gozzoo 6y ago
By admitting fault I mean if you have done something wrong to speak up. Legally there is no fault as far as I can judge, but there is a moral fault. Not giving credit, not trying to involve the developer in their effort and not offering any
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by gozzoo 6y ago
It doesn't sound exactly like taking responsibility to me. It's more an acknowledgment of the fact and damage control. Taking responsibility would suggest admitting fault and taking action to make things right. His statement doesn
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USB-C was supposed to simplify our lives, but instead it’s a total mess(debugger.medium.com)
590 points by gozzoo 6y ago|605 comments
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Design Patterns, Smalltalk, and the lost art of reading code(medium.com)
15 points by gozzoo 6y ago|2 comments
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Perfectionism → Inconsistency → Depression(medium.com)
3 points by gozzoo 6y ago|0 comments
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by gozzoo 6y ago
> Therefore, somebody who doesn't agree with this way of working is not "suitable" Agreeing with how one should work when employed is very different from agreeing with some nonsense during the application process. And in m
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by gozzoo 6y ago
Or the company failed to attract the most suitable people for the job. As I said - I don't see a reason for multiple commits for a few hours project. It is not how people start a new project. This is an exploratory phase, you check thi
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by gozzoo 6y ago
> We expect you to use git, commit code as you go along, and build the app iteratively -- just as you would during a normal workday. This seems a little bit odd to me. How long do you expect people to work on their home assigments in ord
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by gozzoo 6y ago
> After using it, I've become so excited about its possibilities that I donated 15 combos of iPad + Magic Keyboard + Pencil to Hack Club to distributed to Black teens and other disadvantaged folks in America. Am I the only one who t
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by gozzoo 6y ago
I found it a little bit naive. His examples from hosting situations are very interesting, but I think the generalizations too vague to be useful and the application of the discovered principles in business quite unrealistic.
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The Art of Doing Science and Engineering – Richard Hamming(amazon.com)
2 points by gozzoo 6y ago|0 comments
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by gozzoo 6y ago
I think he concluded that both - cooling or heating the beans before grinding leads to better extraction https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXCboVCDHLw
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Human Hibernation Is a Real Possibility(theatlantic.com)
95 points by gozzoo 6y ago|31 comments
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by gozzoo 6y ago
He is entitled to options and stock during the whole period of his tenure. So he is buying all the time.
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by gozzoo 6y ago
Is it compiled or interpreted? If interpreted does it use existing interpreter? The description mentions Lua, does it use the Lua engine? Does it have JIT? If it is compiled is it based on LLVM?
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by gozzoo 6y ago
This sounds very transactional, the personal concern seems to be an aftertoghth. I was struggling with this dilemma recently, when wrting an email. Knowing what you just said, that your request should be in the first paragraph, and at the s
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by gozzoo 6y ago
You get back the joy of building things by building things. Something that worked for me when I was in similar situation was working on some Arduiono projects. It's not only programming, you are making something in the physical world a
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by gozzoo 6y ago
> math or biology Biology?! I'm not even sure if math is in place here. I would put instead 'CS and engineering'. People who do things that never existed before are rarely these who are good at math. These people are calle

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