jpmoyn

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by jpmoyn 8y ago
Do you write the plan down? Like an outline? I want to get better at what you are describing.
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
I really really wish they would keep the outer hardware of the 2015 and make it more powerful going forward. If they embrace that Macbooks are the standard for a lot of development, and make a "developer-book", I would be ecstatic
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
I have to say this story was still pretty interesting.
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
I mean maybe, but that's just speculation, and it really doesn't get us anywhere. The main point of the article is that off the shelf probiotics don't do the wonders they are toted to. You would have to have probiotics tailor
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
I work from home for 1 day a week. While it may not be the MOST productive day I get out of the week, overall I think it prevents me burning out on my coworkers, and my company overall. It's worth mentioning I am a developer, so the wo
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Ask HN: How often do you work from home?
5 points by jpmoyn 8y ago|8 comments
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
Great, concise article! But the real question is how much did they pay you for the bounty??
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
While I agree that they aren't signs of weakness, I don't think they are "signs of having tried to remain strong for so long". That sounds like an inspirational quote image you would see on instagram. They are real and a
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
While I do agree that the same problem exists with technical skills, I think it's a larger issue with the "culture fit" concept.
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
This was short, honest, and really refreshing. I'll have to read more of him.
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
The study itself addresses that they didn't prove causality between exercise and reduced symptoms of anxiety and depression
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
Im not sure they got their attention because only initials were provided in the article, but i do agree with your sentiment. Also, art is such a subjective practice. If there was a mathematics case i would be much more compelled to believe
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
Falstad ruined me during my university years, but i think we are talking about two different Falstads
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
Haha that was your first thought?
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
I think there is some moral notion ingrained in me that staying up late is just a bad thing, and being up early is a good thing. It feels so satisfying waking up really early and having a peaceful morning alone, before the hustle and bustle
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
Regardless, just as he said above: a correlation doesn't necessarily indicate a causation.
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
All of the major front end frameworks have the same thing
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
It would be really easy actually. I just checked, and they add the CSS classes `major`, and `minor` to their updates when there are issues, so it would be easy to find with beautiful soup on like a cron job or something.
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
IIRC the keyboard has hardware problems and dead keys are common
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
This certainly isn't "otherwise known as feature creep", and you don't necessarily need to do one thing better than anyone else has done. All you need to do is find an opportunity, and grow from there. The point he is ma
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
Well the article makes it seem that he has only just begun doing this, and likely has savings from his job before quitting.
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
I could see cockroaches as a food source for farm animals maybe, but I have my doubts about roaches ever making the mainstream western diet. If it costs less, and is more environmentally friendl, to produce a pound of roaches than it does a
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
You are simultaneously missing the point of the article, and serving the point of the article. The fact that CEOs have politics and PR to worry about is implied. The purpose of the article is that the majority of the CEOs took the time to
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
The example of an undercover reporter sending a letter to a CEO under the premise that they will write a nice article about the company if the CEO responds is pretty absurd.
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
I don't understand why there is an issue with markets entering the domain of "leisure", and I certainly do not think that this is something new. Is a hobby shop immoral? Micro-transactions in freemium video games have proven
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
The point they are making is that most of America is turned off by classical and baroque music. Whether or not most children encountered it in school is less relevant than the fact that most children don't like it. I think the same cou
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
That article compares dolphins to chickens and goldfish. While I doubt the level of intelligence that some people attribute to dolphins, I haven't ever seen a goldfish or a chicken do a trained complex acrobatic maneuver for food, or w
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
So long, and thanks for all the fish.
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
It's certainly more admirable than the amount of hours I have logged playing video games.
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by jpmoyn 8y ago
I spend a lot of time developing internal tools to make my company's operations team's life easier, and I agree it feels good! It's nice that people appreciate it as well. Not every coding task is rewarded with praise, so it&

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