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by lcedp 4y ago
What's perfect practice? Deliberate practice?
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Computer (Occupation)(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by lcedp 4y ago|0 comments
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by lcedp 4y ago
For a moment, I thought L5 refers to Lagrange point 5 and L5 GPS to a new GPS sattelite located there for some reason.
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by lcedp 4y ago
To be fair, the article promises advice on how to have a startup and 9-to-5, not on how to have both while raising small kids. Doing just 2 of 3 is hard enough. > Run home at 5:30 Author mentions he's remote and don't have to c
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by lcedp 4y ago
> things like traumatized people being less confident and more anxious is actually useful and protective The core mechanism might be useful, but then there's a question of over-reaction. Consider, for instance, how the immune system
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by lcedp 4y ago
You've listed: > Gen Z is also more diverse and broadly anti-American (or “anti-imperialist”) as a factor contributing to not supporting US and ending up supporting Russia, one of the most imperialistic nations out there. The irony
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by lcedp 5y ago
> The longer it takes for Russia to conquer Ukraine, the more likely it will end up being the start of World War III. A very naive and fatal flow of judgement. Numerous times, Russia state media expressed Russian desire to attack Baltic
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by lcedp 5y ago
But wouldn't it make mutability only useful in local scopes? ``` fn f(x) { *x = 42 // lazily cloning on write }; let x = 1; f(x); // x still equals 1 here ```
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by lcedp 5y ago
You are right, but it's not the full picture. The government also has agencies dedicated to maintaining monopoly. It is done through patents, copyright, trade secret laws. It's important to maintain a balance between completion an
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by lcedp 5y ago
Budapest Memorandum has been broken (repeatedly). Article 5 is nothing but words which could be broken in the same way. Let's consider Article 5. It states that in case of armed attack each party "will assist the Party or Parties
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by lcedp 5y ago
> The Uncanny Counter: A supernatural show with the main plot involving political corruption that spreads as far as the police, media... As far as I can recall, that one also has a rich guy, almost a member of the team, who has been of m
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by lcedp 5y ago
> The "Russia is invading our country" narrative is only held by some. Polls say about 2/3 think that the war in the east of Ukraine is with Russia (and not with independent separatists). "We must ally with Russia&quo
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by lcedp 7y ago
Just curious, which level are you?
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by lcedp 8y ago
Why your advice is only limited to Facebook products?
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The Dummy Transistor Effect(deadprogrammer.com)
8 points by lcedp 9y ago|0 comments
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by lcedp 9y ago
> The merits of filenames with spaces is they read better in a GUI explorer. Even this merit is debatable. Is foo bar two things or one? I know foo-bar is one.
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by lcedp 9y ago
> Dilbert creator Scott Adams (yeah, I know, I know) What is there to know? :)
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by lcedp 9y ago
Why? Just create a new db if you want to make a change :-)
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by lcedp 10y ago
You can add custom programs to the exception list and F keys would be always shown. It's even better because you don't have to press fn key. That functionality is by default. Xcode debugger looks pretty nice on touchbar IMHO. It w
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by lcedp 10y ago
Take a look at Parinfer[0]. It's for Lisp editing, but S-expressions are as general as it gets. Also you can use Ranger[1] or Finder or NERDTree with Vim/Nvim to utilize your file system as a tree structure and afterwards "ex
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by lcedp 11y ago
Indeed Instagram is looking inward. But isn't large portion of both Facebook and Twitter posts is no more than a link to other sites with a brief comment?
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by lcedp 11y ago
How do blind and hand injured programmers cope with their work?
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by lcedp 11y ago
how is DHH related?
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by lcedp 11y ago
What do you mean by "write mobile Applications as desktop application"? How would it be possible on mobile devices e.g. with limited RAM?
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by lcedp 12y ago
It looks like he clearly implies the challenge is there :)
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by lcedp 12y ago
Do you program for both Java/Android and Ruby currently? I'm developing for Android but also I'm generally like Ruby and I have an opportunity to get into free Rails courses. Does it make much sense to know both things from t
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by lcedp 12y ago
It's like a reverse of Simpson's paradox
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by lcedp 12y ago
Works for me: https://s3.amazonaws.com/pushbullet-uploads/ujvlIvV7Mia-fXRn...
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by lcedp 12y ago
Disagree a) they disclosed it at the end of the day (literally?); b) they didn't convince him of doing something really terrible. Giving a) and b) I would argue that was a valuable lesson.
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by lcedp 12y ago
DuckDuckGo utilizes Bing, Yandex and other sources

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