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It’s incredible to me that one person has had such a large impact on internet pop culture. I wonder how many distinct individuals have been regular users of his games.
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Reading didn't do the trick for me. It clicked when I started writing code to accomplish tasks, like assignments or coding puzzles, that required bitwise operations. I can't find any of my undergrad coursework online but here'
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Buttons are a trained behavior. It takes training to get a dog to use those buttons and most credentialed trainers will heavily rely on rewards for training. The researchers here were trying to use an innate behavior. That makes sense becau
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https://portal.research.lu.se/en/persons/per-gustafson Bruce Willis wishes he looks like this dude
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For a counterpoint I have never once dreamt in code. I have woken up fresh and been in a better state to solve problems but I’ve never woken up with a solution in mind.
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Not the OP but I posted this the last time this question was asked https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29554069
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Yeah I agree yours is much better
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While I agree with you I think the actual article argues otherwise. It links to the same link as you.
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It’s incredible how wording can be confusing to different readers. The HN title of this post is currently “the end of poverty has just begun” which made me think “just” = “recently”. So I thought the article would be about something that ha
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Thank you, this is very helpful.
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Yeah I re-read it 3-something times and I have no idea what's going on here. Here's what I took away - Most Sci Fi is too dystopian - Project Heiroglyph forced authors to be techno optimist and it didn't go anywhere - Author
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Completely off topic from the main thread but would you be comfortable sharing how you found and/or convinced an advisor to take you on for a part-time PhD?
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I was not at a FAANG but I did attempt the same thing as you. I left with a Masters for a variety of reasons but my thoughts are that it’s less the financial opportunity cost that’s the problem. It’s the mental health toll that will really
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I feel like this line of questioning has the potential to get really philosophical really fast.
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Thanks :) It does feel like some folks ignore the business side of things but I think I enjoy being a part of the larger picture. It's definitely not for everyone. I know several people who are personally happy and have had WILDLY succ
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I admit #9 is fun but I try not to do too much #9, because there's a huge risk to doing too much of that: losing touch with what's important to the bottom line, and indirectly influencing all the other ICs that prototypes get you
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It depends. On the whole my responsibilities are a mix of things: 1. Technical strategy - primarily writing strategy docs and discussing with other tech PEs. Usually precursor to architecture. 2. Business Strategy - reviews with non tech st
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Is there something you already do every day? My most effective habits are the ones that are piggy backing off existing habits. E.g. I made it a habit to stretch for 15 mins every day after I shower. Pretty soon the end of shower signals tha
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If this was a webapp I'd be willing to pay. I hadn't heard of Sorted before but I do this same technique of assigning a time estimate to every todo item and putting it on my calendar as an appointment. I have a side benefit of the
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I self-host as as part of an organization with a custom auth that integrates with the orgs SSO. Storage and backups aren't enabled.
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I'd be a regular user in a heartbeat if there's a self-hosted version. I regularly use a self-hosted version of draw.io / diagrams.net for creating what you're calling "multiperspective" diagrams and walkthroug
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This is very interesting. Do you have a version I can self-host? Also do you have any plans of adding real-time collaborative editing support?
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Hello, I think this idea is fantastic. Since you said you've prioritized getting this in front of people - please make sure you're talking to folks who are doing remote fitness, yoga, and dance classes. I know several folks who wo
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It's real. In some cases it's turned on by default and some are not https://blog.google/outreach-initiatives/digital-wellbeing/m... has some information (not affiliated, just found this a while ago) . I
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For anyone that is not aware, this article is from an organization that has had a really weird stance to the pandemic. https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/oct/11/the-re... The strangest thing
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Sketch based modeling and animation tool from Google
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Also direct link to web demo http://MonsterMash.zone
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For a moment I thought he was running an analog TV _receiver_ on ESP8266, but this is so much cooler! For anyone looking for the TL;DR: > This is basically a 1-bit dithering DAC, operating at a frequency below the nyquist, trying to enc
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https://www.nand2tetris.org/ Might be of interest
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> ...Sometimes I suddenly feel like a fraud... I feel this way sometimes too, despite having a traditional CS degree and being in the software industry my entire professional life. Apparently impostor syndrome is more common than we thin
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