halleonard

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by halleonard 7y ago
Google "productivity vs labor graph". In the US at least, the "tremendous labor to be done" is a lie that keeps grows each and every year.
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by halleonard 7y ago
Not to mention healthcare costs!
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by halleonard 7y ago
I agree... And perhaps put college off until after this phase passes.
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by halleonard 7y ago
> Our child only just turned one. I'm pretty sure the grandma who insists on investing in Bitcoin despite its environmental impact to further her own wealth is projecting a lot of nonsense. How does this relate to your point about p
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by halleonard 7y ago
That book is so crazy good! I started reading and read it all the way through in one setting and then passed it off to all of my friends. Remarkable writing and I also felt it to be quite wise.
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by halleonard 7y ago
> (I'm great friends with Mushroom, and a little 'shroom tea can be great fun. But cramming 'im into a wee lil pill and then claiming "quit smoking" magic is in it... That's bad science and lousy magick.) Fo
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by halleonard 7y ago
> Really, I’m starting to think that opting out of social media altogether is a bit like opting to be a hermit in today’s society Perhaps this is what the network wants you to think? Or how your behavior has been modified by too much rel
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by halleonard 7y ago
A family member was a patient in the Psilocybin study dealing with cancer / end of life anxiety and the experience utterly transformed her life in a positive way. Seeing this center open brings tears to my eyes.
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by halleonard 7y ago
The associated speaker notes are A+
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by halleonard 7y ago
> TS has instantly saved me from hundreds of bugs And who ever thought refactoring JS could be so easy!
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by halleonard 7y ago
Very nicely done
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by halleonard 7y ago
The Gatsby codebase is dreamy https://github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby/tree/master/packages/gats...
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by halleonard 7y ago
Great answer
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by halleonard 7y ago
You definitely picked a good tech stack! Code is ideal.
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by halleonard 7y ago
I'm reading his biography right now! What an interesting, tragic and hopeful life.
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by halleonard 7y ago
You would be surprised. After a couple tutorials I imagine, at the very least, your backend developer will thank you. That's been the biggest migration in the react world -- backend developers to the frontend, because the frontend sudd
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by halleonard 7y ago
loll
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by halleonard 7y ago
Recognize that your FOMO (fear of missing out) is greatly amplified by social media and that using it only makes the situation far (far) worse, leading to more distraction, leading to more social media use, which feeds right back into the v
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by halleonard 7y ago
Just treating the symptom, not the problem. It will come back to bite as all amphetamines do.
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by halleonard 7y ago
Same here. The quicker you distance yourself from social media the healthier you will be. There's literally everything to gain by leaving it behind.
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by halleonard 7y ago
Not just front end developers!
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by halleonard 7y ago
I think this is a good idea -- however, in my experience 90% of the issues with Jrs is they don't yet know how to ask questions. So much of mentoring involves finding ways to encourage them to speak up. Once that's achieved then t
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So You Want to Be a Software Engineer(artsy.github.io)
2 points by halleonard 8y ago|0 comments
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by halleonard 8y ago
Full pdf: http://www.skidmore.edu/~flip/Site/Lab/Entries/2007/2/2_Time...
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by halleonard 8y ago
I mean, I'm no scientist but dreams seem to serve a purpose on some level and it doesn't surprise me that after all of that time locked down behind a medication your dream state might have something to communicate to you.