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The Futility of Cross-System Integration Testing (2017)
(draconianoverlord.com)
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Yeah that's a pretty good assessment. There are so many ways to deal with this issue, and so many different implementations of this approach that could have worked better. Just makes you wonder what anyone was thinking here.
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The Perverse Consequences of Tuition-Free Medical School
(theatlantic.com)
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I'm very jealous of the cegep program, as a resident of neighbouring Ontario. For all my Quebec friends, it just seemed like an amazing way to test different experiences before committing to a degree. In addition, the work you do in ce
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> Some people feel cheated when medication allows others to "effortlessly" join this social club, and then become vile and hateful in response. I don't think this is just about a social club. Battling weight loss and habit
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The Reason People Aren't Having Kids
(theatlantic.com)
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In my experience, it's very rare that you're in a job that requires you to come up with a solution to a problem no one has ever dealt with before. Custom solutions are often a sign the engineers in question didn't do the appr
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A Remarkable School-Choice Experiment
(theatlantic.com)
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I agree with the urban planning bias here, especially the idea that you shouldn't build more roads to fight congestion because more people will use them, and thus they'll reach the same saturation point anyways. Mind boggling that
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3y ago
Creating a separate for-profit arm is trivially easy.
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3y ago
I love articles like this. Short, concise, and filled with interesting and unique tips instead of the usual cliche dribble. I particularly loved the outlining of Zack's methods.
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3y ago
It's easy enough to find high-potential people. The problem is how long they'll stay. If they stay for a couple of years, great, I'll take it. But anything less than that, and you're probably not recuperating the cost of
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3y ago
The article mentions MBAs graduating from top schools not being able to find a job in a tough job market, but obviously this problem is as old as time for MBA graduating any given year. One of the issues is that the MBA is a money maker for
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Ask HN: Is there any technology that helped you as a poor person?
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3y ago
Anyone else a bit skeptical?
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World-first gene therapy for 2 blood disorders – sickle cell and thalassemia
(cbc.ca)
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3y ago
You win. Wow.
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3y ago
Oh god that's a depressing statement and implication.
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Ask HN: What was the longest you stuck with a project that failed?
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3y ago
How We Changed Toronto: The inside story of twelve creative, tumultuous years in civic life, 1969-1980 Accidental City: The Transformation of Toronto Unbuilt Toronto: A History of the City That Might Have Been
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Ask HN: Best non-crypto non-personal-home investment you ever made and why?
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3y ago
haha, how do you add more than 30 tags to an instagram post
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3y ago
that's some nifty work
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3y ago
Maybe not, you never know... But you're probably right.
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Haha, that's amazing. Simple but effective, and not a bad cause either.
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Ask HN: Oh my god Is anyone on this plane a computer programmer?
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This is gonna be a weak comment because I can't find references, but whatever. I remember listening to a podcast recently that compared boys and girls in school. The takeaway was that girls generally try to do all of the work, whereas
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3y ago
If you think racoons are cool, you're definitely not from Toronto.
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I can't believe people like you exist. Just a handful of amazing projects
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That's really sweet. I think I remember a scene from the TV show Normal People where something similar happens.
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