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by johnny35 4y ago
Thanks for this comment. I have personal experience with all of these frustrations and agree very strongly. I can see someone writing off this comment as just another rant but it really isn’t - you’re hitting the nail right on the head over
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by johnny35 4y ago
Before you start in on it identify a milestone you want to hit, write down objectively assessable success criteria, then work on it until you check those boxes. It will be hard but it will feel good and reinforce the behavior. Rinse and rep
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by johnny35 4y ago
On Killing by Dave Grossman explores the research backing up your friend's assertion in depth. I highly recommend that book to anyone whose interest is piqued by your comment.
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by johnny35 4y ago
This is not a first world problem it is the universal human problem of finding meaning in life. This question is the fuel that keeps religions running. There are myriad supposed answers and even more practitioners that would like you as a c
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by johnny35 4y ago
You know if your content is good because over time you are able to build an audience that engages through whatever mechanisms you provide, and they pay you if you ask for money. Feedback can be one proxy for your heading, speed, and mass...
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by johnny35 4y ago
How does this fit in with Draft.js? Is it a successor? Seems like it has to connect in some way...
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by johnny35 5y ago
Look into Tailscale. Ridiculously easy to set up and free for your use case.
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by johnny35 5y ago
This take doesn't make any sense to me. > Reddit posts are good because the people who create these posts or make comments > are doing it to share their knowledge. And there is no financial incentive > associated with it. Th
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by johnny35 5y ago
Batteries aren’t just about using the generated energy in a useful way, they are about making renewables more profitable by giving them a buyer for all the energy they can produce. Miners are money batteries in this way - they can be fired
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by johnny35 5y ago
Systematizing and optimizing every detail of operations to create as large of a pool as possible of positions requiring the least possible skill, reducing the cost of turnover, training, and management complexity... seems to be externalizin
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by johnny35 5y ago
Have you considered changing companies? Instead of taking a step down, you could evaluate a new employer entirely on the basis of the likelihood that your issues will be sufficiently mitigated.
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by johnny35 5y ago
This is a significant escalation, likely to embarrass China in an arena they care about… but I can’t help wonder if it’s just as likely to embarrass the US by showing the diminished state of our soft power if it doesn’t remain a leading sto
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by johnny35 5y ago
You can set conditional alerts on any query result with Redash. It’s easy to stand up and gives you decent very lightweight SQL-backed dashboards. Superset can do it too but it’s a little more involved than Redash (but not much).
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by johnny35 5y ago
Does anyone have a good understanding of how this narrative got started and took off? We've always had narratives outpacing facts (in hopes that the facts could be nudged into catching up), but I wonder to what extent social media play
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by johnny35 5y ago
People can talk about it whenever they want, I'm only speaking in support of the very narrow point that it is unprofessional. People reading the post will use its contents to form (or modify) their opinions of the author, and I believe
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by johnny35 5y ago
Because he is stirring things up over there right after he walked away so it won’t be affecting him. The post is a big warning sign to anyone considering working with him.
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by johnny35 5y ago
Surprisingly light on detail and new information.
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by johnny35 5y ago
This is my best. If you have a habit of seeing yourself as capable of more than you typically (or ever) do, you’re likely to continue at that lower level of performance because you can take comfort in your elevated self image. By believing
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by johnny35 5y ago
I get that - it’s not like traditional payment processors never shut anyone off. Reality is all in the squishy gray area, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t a meaningful difference between what it’s like selling a service on a website vs. wi
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by johnny35 5y ago
This seems like a significant milestone in what I really hope is the path toward the app ecosystem opening up to the level of freedom we’ve enjoyed in the web and desktop software space for decades now. Needing the recurring approval from t