loopz

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by loopz 5y ago
Not necessarily. You just need to be aware of personal boundaries and how deep you are willing to go into it. At some point, a tradition need people to develop and keeping it alive vs benefits of participating in it. Awareness that no relat
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by loopz 5y ago
Traditional auyrveda and yoga is great. Cult leaders and wondercures aren't.
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by loopz 5y ago
Fasting is good when following recommendations. But people in West are very ignorant about the practice still. It's natural to be sceptical about foreign practices, until they become medicine.
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by loopz 5y ago
Because it is most likely not your choice.
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by loopz 5y ago
Java won by its portable deployment model, stack traces, GC, libraries and security sandbox safety. In over two decades, very few other platforms have come close to its promises. C# is perhaps much better, but has stronger proprietary ties
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by loopz 5y ago
rss solves this nicely + train your willpower The imoortant stories tend to resurface and lurk on reddit too.
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by loopz 5y ago
Probably making history as we type here: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?q=pro%20user%20desi...
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by loopz 5y ago
The environment is omnipotent compared to us. It's also superficial, reactionary and lacking introspection. Humans have potential to overcome some of it.
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by loopz 5y ago
This was gold at a time where using fixed point long calculations made sense. Today you'd probably just calculate with doubles and division and be done with it.
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by loopz 5y ago
Fact is any company will ever be as good as their executives. People are people, so there's no reason to believe in magic fairy tales. From outside this looks like manager panic, on both sides.
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by loopz 5y ago
Look what happened in Syria, Libya, Yemen..
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by loopz 5y ago
That's not how mobs operate effectively, unfortunately.
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by loopz 5y ago
That anxiety is due to incompetence, at management levels and business side. They simply are clueless how to manage IT, and refuse to learn. This induces impostor feelings and confusion downwards..
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by loopz 5y ago
It's also functional core-imperative shell built-in, and optimized for functional expressions.
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by loopz 5y ago
You will notice you have lots to learn and experience that gives you something. No teacher is forever, except life itself perhaps. It has more to do with the "student".
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by loopz 5y ago
Don't think about MONKEYS. Did that help? You start to think about MONKEYS, even though told not to. So you have to do the opposite: Embrace thoughts and feelings, then let them go, or be (Let It Be). With meditation you can focus on b
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by loopz 5y ago
Once devs and testers get traction in their work, what happens is business slacking off. Then when approaching hard dates, stakeholders suddenly wake up and demand changes to everything, often just to leave marks or to hide they dozed off.
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by loopz 5y ago
Yeah, but if you add complexity, they won't scale. So it's features like that that can make a new product stand out.
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by loopz 5y ago
If any hacky spreadsheet can do it, wouldn't developing with JS be harder and slower? Spreadsheets date from 70's and found their optimal form in 80's, so are much alike today. What does this tool provide beyond ie. OpenOffic
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by loopz 5y ago
It's just a job, but we need to hold corps to higher standards too. The way I see it, all kinds of people work together. That is expected to go badly at times. So it depends how one play it, but still accept diversity of people, even a
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by loopz 5y ago
It's always the network.. Just sayin'.
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by loopz 5y ago
Not saying she was wrong, but getting help for systemic issues has never ever helped much. There's very little you can do but ignore assholes, or learn how to tear them a new one (you need to become damaged first). Anything in between
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by loopz 5y ago
You can never really rely on just one study anyways. You then need metastudies and comparative studies where such flaws get weeded out or corrected for. So there will be significant lag in certainty, thus not suitable for much of decisionma
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by loopz 5y ago
Does he still assert that still, or are examples of past being re-used over and over?
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by loopz 6y ago
Aye, functional core, imperative shell (us!).
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by loopz 6y ago
Everything is cached nowadays: Instruction branches, registers, memory, disk, database query results, proxy responses, DOM, GUI elements. Most data gets cached at multiple levels already. In any system, wether poorly or well designed, one m
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by loopz 6y ago
Is the universe changing, or just your references to it?
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by loopz 6y ago
Not in any multi-user multi-process OS. You set environment variables in a process (ie. shell/CMD.EXE) and spawn child process (the program) from that parent. The environment variables will only be visible to those two processes.
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by loopz 6y ago
Give yourself 6 months and find several people who can show you expected work. Read code until you see how it can be done better. Most corporate code is pure garbage, so don't sell yourself short.
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by loopz 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_change

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