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by jcutrell 8y ago
Not necessarily immediately relevant, but Brad is going through some tough family times at the moment. https://twitter.com/brad_frost/status/1039491001130405889 Perhaps pick up the book to support him (it's e
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Generally speaking, nutritional studies are observational and very difficult to control for confounding variables. Think about it this way: "We want to feed group A organic apples, group B apples that have been doused in insecticide, a
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by jcutrell 8y ago
I think it's actually important to note that you don't even have to intend to appease your funding sources - it can happen (and I'd say most often does happen) unconsciously.
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Let’s go one step further - unless you have some experience understanding academic journals (many here do), even the journals may suggest something that isn’t true by way of you reading into it. Some things everyone here should know (like c
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by jcutrell 8y ago
Trigger warning for health anxiety folks. Nothing to see here. I will never forget one day I opened Hacker News, and the top story was about a 30-year-old programmer named Jonathan (also my name, and I'm 29) who found out about his ter
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On top of it, “plane” is all over the article.
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Yes, I think the lack of demand is for non-exploitative roles. Of course, as long as we have had enough understanding that we can affect others, there has been a demand for exploitation through bias. I think the hope here is that we would c
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I think a "good" behavioral economist would not explain exactly why, but instead provide theories with as much data to describe why those theories exist. A trial shows that people often exhibit behavior A. Why they exhibit behavio
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B.E. is a subject I'm incredibly excited about. I'm glad to see this at the top of YC today. Every (somewhat major) decision I'm making now, I'm constantly reminding myself of various biases and silliness that I particip
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To be honest, this is kind of my hope for a future job. I've wanted to practice behavior economics meets technological innovation for a long time now - but you're right, there doesn't seem to be a demand for this.
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Beyond Bootcamp: Interview Week Prep Guide
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by jcutrell 10y ago
My dad owns and maintains a 1962 Cessna 182. For those keeping count, that's a 55-year-old bird. Flies like a dream. In fact, we flew it last night. Recently put in a brand new engine. We'll be upgrading avionics soon enough, too.
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by jcutrell 10y ago
I really wish this could get locked in: http://imgur.com/RlwJN2f
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by jcutrell 10y ago
Came here to mention the sudo-bang-bang trick, which really has the best name of all the commands I know.
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by jcutrell 11y ago
Looks like it has already happened. Getting a "We were unable to process your request" - haven't done any more investigating though.
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The Great Framework Debate, Part Two(spec.fm)
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Hey, you definitely should do this. I run Developer Tea, and not only is it relatively successful as a podcast, but it also is truly a fulfilling thing to be able to share opinions and have people respond out in the open. With that said, I&
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Developer Tea – Not-To-Do List(spec.fm)
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9 Questions Programmers Should Ask in an Interview (as the Interviewee)(spec.fm)
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Feature Runways (Developer Tea Episode)(spec.fm)
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by jcutrell 11y ago
I agree with you (overall). Somewhat sad that you pulled sports into the equation as a part of the negative persona. Also, kind of ironic that you didn't pay attention to the sports event they invited you to. :) (End sportsball shaming
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I have been where you are. Constantly gauging the aging people around me, anecdotally trying to gain evidence as to what makes the longer-lived live longer. Understand a few things: 1. It's natural to fear death 2. Fear is a motivator
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Designing Obviously (Developer Tea Podcast)(news.layervault.com)
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Interview with Ryan Stout, Creator of Volt Ruby Framework(developertea.com)
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The hardest parts of computer science – Developer Tea podcast ep 8(developertea.com)
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Feedback vs. Feelback (Developer Tea, Ep6)(developertea.com)
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Show HN: Developer Tea (under 10m mini-podcast)(podcast.developertea.com)
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by jcutrell 12y ago
Yep - that's where i got it too.
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Looks like there's some Ruby behind the scenes. ``` Error: undefined method `each' for nil:NilClass ```
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Steal These iWatch App Ideas(hackingtheimpossible.com)
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