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by kenning 9y ago
tldr of your comment: book is good, smart is very good
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by kenning 9y ago
Was hoping this would be about a very old insect
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by kenning 9y ago
what would replace them?
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by kenning 9y ago
> As a software developer, yeah right! In 20 minutes, I've barely even gotten a problem into my head, and a five minute break would mean starting over. My strategy for this has been to take a long break and treat myself after finish
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by kenning 9y ago
Using polymer as a JS frontend framework wasted about a year of work at my friend's company. They eventually switched to react for one project and an in-house react replacement for the other.
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by kenning 9y ago
> I don't understand why they would do the coin offering now. The network is inoperable and won't be for quite a while. This is quite cynical of me, but the first thing that comes to mind is that they could be scared that there
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by kenning 9y ago
Yeah but your idea is not a get rich quick, pump and dump scheme.
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by kenning 9y ago
Yeah but a good technical manager is out of most companies' budget.
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by kenning 9y ago
I am currently reading "hackers: heroes of the computer revolution" and it seems like this culture of optimizing algorithms ("bumming") comes from the extremely early days of programming, when people were laying the grou
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by kenning 9y ago
Is this post satire?
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by kenning 9y ago
> I don't quite understand the point of the article and how the utility of influencers could collapse? Some industries are ok with blatant sponsorship and some are not. Compare the video game industry awards ( https://www.
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by kenning 9y ago
I have found it extremely important to stop working at the end of a big accomplishment. Doesn't matter if you still have 5 hours of time left in the day and tons of energy to keep working -- when you stop and watch tv for a bit, that n
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by kenning 9y ago
> Upcoming generations see Youtubers as their idols. It sounds stupid on the surface, but the ability to play a perfect game of Pacman wouldn't be the worst thing to bet on if you wanted to take over some big media company. Even if
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by kenning 10y ago
Yeah but a flat tax would be extremely regressive. If you had a simple equation like tax% = x/4 + 10, where x is your tax percentile, politicians could loudly say that they wish to increase or decrease the slope of the line and people
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by kenning 10y ago
Probably the upside down t-shaped graph of expertise, where you know a lot about one topic and a little about everything else. I believe this happens sort of naturally if you just work where you're needed because you'll get pigeon
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by kenning 10y ago
Hell yeah dude cowboy commenting
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by kenning 10y ago
Nice article, I'd say that crossfit and co. also suffer from a very high risk of injury. Many teachers have no experience other than going through crossfit themselves, and HIIT exercises make it harder to tell what is too far.
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Did you even read the article?
11 points by kenning 10y ago|10 comments
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by kenning 10y ago
Welcome to the social sciences
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by kenning 10y ago
I can't tell if this is satire.
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by kenning 10y ago
> Nobody is suggesting bringing back turn-of-the-century industries. Am I misinformed or was this the major talking point for Trump in several states?
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by kenning 10y ago
Has anyone hosted this somewhere yet? I was hoping I could just run it locally but you have to crawl all those sites every time, and it's not concurrent...
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by kenning 10y ago
the team removed all the javascript overnight
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by kenning 10y ago
The other day I bought a backpack at a skateboard shop and a girl working there said she didn't own a laptop -- just a smartphone. I can absolutely see this becoming common in the near future as phones become even more useful. With a c
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Ask HN: What 5 languages would you teach someone new to CS?
4 points by kenning 10y ago|5 comments