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by henryw 9y ago
Try reading "The Untethered Soul" by Michael Singer and/or "Letting Go" by David Hawkins. Depression could be partly due to an acquired habit of always paying attention to fear based thoughts (like lacking xyz), whi
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by henryw 9y ago
It seems like a lot of my younger friends are using a "juul", which has a ton of nicotine in it. I'm kind of scared for them.
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by henryw 10y ago
Could this done in order to cover the tracks of some illegal activity like a bank robbery? Seems like something out of Ocean's 11.
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Dice Tech Salary Survey 2017 [pdf](marketing.dice.com)
12 points by henryw 10y ago|1 comments
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by henryw 10y ago
The backend is missing Java/Scala frameworks. Also, maybe Hack can be added to the PHP branch.
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by henryw 10y ago
Funny how they said: "With typical French - and scientific - caution ..."
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by henryw 10y ago
I've found OneNote to be very good for journaling and plans. I have a tab for daily journaling for each year, and I have a tab for my current long term goal with steps broken down.
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by henryw 10y ago
I just finished the book on audible. I highly recommend it. Here are my notes for it, but don't let this substitute the book. Talent x effort = skill Skill x effort = achievement Grit is required in life. Watch out for claims of otherw
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by henryw 10y ago
Here's a slide on it https://s3.amazonaws.com/content.udacity-data.com/courses/ud... Basically, it's used to find parameters to a model with sample data.
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by henryw 10y ago
I've gotten interviews from big companies using the job section of their official websites. Just make sure to spend some time on your resume.
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by henryw 10y ago
"This is where fleet learning comes in handy. Initially, the vehicle fleet will take no action except to note the position of road signs, bridges and other stationary objects, mapping the world according to radar." Wow, glad to se
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by henryw 10y ago
I paid $550 for a year up front. It's ~$55 per month on a monthly plan.
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by henryw 10y ago
Don't forget to give Vue.js some love. It's simple to use, well documented, requires no setup, and extremely powerful.
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by henryw 10y ago
Pretty neat for implementation used as a tutorial. A more industry standard implementation would probably use a tree of some type to reduce the space and search time. For example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K-d_tree
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by henryw 10y ago
From https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Even... : JavaScript has a concurrency model based on an "event loop". This model is quite different than the model in other language
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by henryw 10y ago
Looks pretty interesting to do async on python. I once did something similar in node (async by default) with a few lines of code. I think I scraped 12 or 20 million real URLs in 8 hours on a $5 cloud VM. It was limited by network bandwidth.
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by henryw 11y ago
After coding for awhile now, I've also developed a penchant for statically typed languages. I've been forcing myself to use TypeScript whenever coding JavaScript for the static typing.
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by henryw 11y ago
It's Taylor Swift. Come on.
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by henryw 11y ago
Google link to see for non-subscribers: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&c...
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by henryw 11y ago
This is a pretty insightful article. Summary: There are two models of mammal reproduction strategies (fast and slow). The fast model are adopted when there's little control over a dangerous environment. Rabbits, who breed fast/fre
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by henryw 11y ago
Google link to pass registration https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&c...
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by henryw 11y ago
Google redirect for those who can't see it: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&c...
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by henryw 11y ago
Summary: "A study published on Thursday in the journal Science reported that the ancestors of the Inuit evolved unique genetic adaptations for metabolizing omega-3s and other fatty acids. Those gene variants had drastic effects on Inui
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by henryw 11y ago
TLDR: If you burrow down — all the way down — to a typical cell in an elephant, and then compare it to a typical cell in a mouse — amazingly, the two cells behave differently. Elephant cells aren’t lazy. They’re always working, but compared
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by henryw 11y ago
I've read some wonderful responses, especially nostrademons's. I don't see "minimizing technical debt" on the page yet, so I would like to mention it. This would require discipline, having grasped some/all of t
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by henryw 11y ago
Looks pretty cool! I like the graphics. I think Meteor.js does this too, but with only one resume buzzword.
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by henryw 11y ago
I think these issues are normal for most people starting out. Just accept that there will be many challenges. With diligence and time, you will be able to conquer them all. Keep pushing yourself and eventually the hard stuff won't be h
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by henryw 11y ago
I have this plan too, but pay $15 ($45 total for 5gb) so I can tether to the iPhone.
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by henryw 12y ago
OP here, the motivation for Feedhero is to allow users to view many different sources of content in one tab. I was tired of opening several tabs every morning to check out Hacker News, Gmail, Hotmail, Facebook, Instagram, and other sites. O
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Show HN: View HN/Gmail/Hotmail/RSS/FB/IG/Twitter/more from one browser tab(feedhero.com)
3 points by henryw 12y ago|1 comments

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