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by maksimur 4y ago
The comment you replied to doesn't look defensive to me. Many people view the world through their own perspective and don't understand that what they might feel like a drag or depressing is enjoyable (or not a big deal) for others
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Some people might not feel bad but actually enjoy doing that. I myself enjoy things that most people would find depressing. It's a matter of perspective.
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This is a problem (arguably more so) for unemployed people as well.
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But a human isn't there for you 24 hours a day and for every thing you want to ask for, at the very least.
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Be clever but be humble too. There's not a lot to it. The first will propel you very far and the second will help when the first doesn't suffice anymore.
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It's weird how you phrased your comment, but I suppose it gives you a cult vibe as opposed to say Typora or Marktext, maybe because it's too distinct and kind of opinionated and used/promoted by people who could be seen as cu
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It shocks me to see so many comments mentioning they keep silent/vibrate and how commonplace it seems to be, but it makes sense as I don't hear so many phones ringing anymore, now that I think of it. I tried to have my phone on vi
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And if that's not enough, increasing muscle mass to balance it out.
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There are developers who have no choice but to work alone, but they socialize and collaborate otherwise. No matter what they do, a person talking over them is enough to make it impossible to focus on the task at hand, to think, even.
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Ask HN: Why many replies don't get a follow up?
2 points by maksimur 4y ago|5 comments
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Spaced repetition and incremental reading don't have to be a conscious effort or implemented with flashcard systems, in fact it might be better not to, depending on your goals. After extensive practice with such systems (talking years
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Variability, not repetition, is the key to mastery(scotthyoung.com)
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What do you mean SRE? Site Reliability Engineering?
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I too don't feel good using a voice assistant in public and I know many more people with the same feeling. I don't know why so many on HN seem to forget this.
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Every single time something like this pops up nobody seems to care that there are people who don't feel comfortable having other people around listening to their conversation, browsing and whatever is controlled by voice. There is a re
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> Re sun: melanin is known to be good at killing viruses (etc, etc) so the Epstein-Barr connection might be relevant here. We've learned revolutionary things about melanin in the last two decades, which hasn't reached clinical
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by maksimur 4y ago
The problem is the attitude and not the message. That's mostly the reason why you're getting downvoted. I myself don't agree with you but didn't downvote. Just a heads up.
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Ask HN: Accessible resources to learn discrete mathematics
2 points by maksimur 4y ago|0 comments
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Thanks everyone for the answers. I researched this a little more and can summarize it as: - DOM is a language agnostic representation that models an XML/HTML document as an object (abstract) tree, though as I said above the tree pa
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Ask HN: What Is the DOM, Exactly?
7 points by maksimur 4y ago|6 comments