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by larve 4y ago
Are these terms and names all about "marketing"? Yes of course, people have doing the tasks described without being asked for it, but being able to have a salary run above "senior", as well as terms allowing you as a dev
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by larve 4y ago
Any article that pretends to know what the right way of taking notes (say, "This is known as a commonplace book, and it is about how detailed your note-taking system should be unless you plan on thinking more elaborately than Leonardo
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by larve 4y ago
I think of "neurotypical" as an idealized version of what society expects a person's thinking to be. In a similar way to society defining gender roles. Not only does it not apply to any single person (but rather, people will
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by larve 4y ago
Trauma is the result of tough times that actively stunted or even undid your growth.
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by larve 4y ago
Same here. If the person doesn't derail the conversation, but provides context to how they interpret what I might be saying, that's comforting and shared empathy.
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Germany seizes control of Rosneft oil refineries(ft.com)
7 points by larve 4y ago|3 comments
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by larve 4y ago
I don’t understand take that this is not possible due to disabled people, winter, hills. Climate and city planning is an incremental problem. Just 2 new bike lanes significantly change the way I am able to commute, even far into the winter,
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by larve 4y ago
Not only is it not an either or, but you just have to look at other countries to see how a bike friendly increases quality of life for everyone. If able bodied people significantly rode more bikes, this means less congestion, more pedestria
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by larve 4y ago
Tangentially related to the topic, but give the kagi search engine a try. It feels like regaining a focused internet back.
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SQLite: Past, Present and Future [pdf](vldb.org)
6 points by larve 4y ago|0 comments
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Organic and Mechanistic Systems(medium.com)
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Creating Value as a Principal Engineer(medium.com)
3 points by larve 4y ago|1 comments
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ONNX – open standard for ML interoperability(onnx.ai)
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by larve 4y ago
appreciated, and indeed, people often have a hard time empathizing. One reason why I both enjoy twitter in order to connect with some communities, and the discourse never really feels fulfilling.
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Gaslighting Your Boss: Creative Experiments in Digital Sabotage(pioneerworks.org)
5 points by larve 4y ago|0 comments
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by larve 4y ago
I perceive some of my privilege, which is that I am not subject to non-white racism, etc... I have a few crosses to bear otherwise (autistic, bipolar, chronic illness, immigrant), and I can relate to being in the minority quite well too. Th
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by larve 4y ago
It is uniform enough in the sense that I don't experience the discrimination people experience due to being non-white, or poor, or gay. Maybe I experience discrimination as a white man, so far I haven't been aware of it, and if I
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by larve 4y ago
Stating that white heterosexual men are at the intersection of privilege is quite different from "mandatorily demonizing white men in everything they publish." That is quite the chip on your shoulder, I think. I am a cisgender, st
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Teaching Doesn't Exist, but Learning Does(autodereify.me)
4 points by larve 4y ago|1 comments
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Breaking the silence around academic bullying(febs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
111 points by larve 4y ago|98 comments
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Hyperlink Maximalism(thesephist.com)
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Is “Conscious Capitalism” Still an Option? Was It Ever?(writing.bobdoto.computer)
1 points by larve 4y ago|0 comments
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by larve 4y ago
I've used probability distributions to generate the incoming events, but the simulation is always deterministic. In the netflix case for example, I would generate 40% of users that would be playing things around 8am with a normal distr
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by larve 4y ago
yes exactly. I was referring to what I think the OP was rejecting, a rigid top down approach to software engineering, with the architect and their UML at the top, and the grunts and their editor at the bottom.
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by larve 4y ago
I think the more accepted title these days instead of architect is "staff engineer". If you read older architecture books like "the software architect elevator" or "12 essential skills for software architects",
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by larve 4y ago
I feel that turning to leadership (tech leadership, but also pure engineering management) can be a natural "tinkerer" progression. If you want bigger impact, you turn to more "abstraction", and use tooling and patterns t
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by larve 4y ago
I learned a lot by writing "prototypes." If you look at system design and architecture from afar, they're all very simple patterns that can be written up in a self contained python or javascript program: * RPC = function call
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Writing made me a better programmer(the.scapegoat.dev)
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by larve 4y ago
I had the same problem, and I rephrased the "problem". If everyday I do things that make me feel I get better at becoming an expert in things that interest me, and I do that consistently my whole life, then that will be a life wel
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by larve 4y ago
Ironically, that's exactly the points brought up... later down the article.

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