mihaaly

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by mihaaly 2y ago
Just let a single proton loose in the vicinity of a pure neutron star, wait to be attracted to it and tada, we made a super heavy and stable hydrogen isotope!
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by mihaaly 2y ago
I love this web oriented develop once and run everywhere magic, that is exactly like that, it's a kind of magic that is not the reality, works in some theaters only.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
I'd imagine a shopping list could mean any vague things from nerby grocery (i.e milk, and if there are eggs then 6) to electronics (a sound recorder for my wife) without much specificity. To refine later or already have family understa
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by mihaaly 2y ago
People want to sell themselves. But in the stiff competition the way to remain in the race is by lowering their price (value), and so they easily get far from this (where thoughts could be exchanged with value produced): https:/&#x2F
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by mihaaly 2y ago
LinkedIn is a safe place for raising eminence. Praising each other could safely be mandatory by the T&C with the retaliation of locking you out for life while keeping your profile public but clearing all your achievements and contacts e
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by mihaaly 2y ago
The UX of LinkedIn is terrible. Once I went into a futile debate with a support person (yes, it was that ancient time couple of years ago), so I had to conclude the 'support' is even worse. I do not use it that much like when I th
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Exactly! :( I am drifting towards hating to turn on my computer in the morning. The whole day is like pissing into the wind, trying to find workaround of annoyances or even malfunctions, getting rid of obstructive noise from all direction,
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by mihaaly 2y ago
My life went sideways when organizations I worked for all started to make products solely for selling and not for using those. If the product was useful for something, that was the side effect of being sellable. Not the goal.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Or being online in the first place. Sounds like an unnecessary risk.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
when something is changed, we usually re-test. that's the whole point of testing anyway. :)
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Exactly this what I was missing in the story. Like why not to have a limited set of users have it before going live for the whole user base at a mission critical product like this is beyond comprehension of everyone ever came across softwar
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Or maybe those making a living on selling a product claiming certain parameters should raise their voice when those parameters are not met, regardless if that product is used for space travel or turn on and off a ketle for f's sake.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Not anti-reaction, but against instant message style reaction in email! Don't smear in what is not there, it was not about abolishing reactions from the universe, those have their place still! Like bicycle bells go with your bicycle no
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Make no fáking sense still receiving those stupid internal emails that 'Your Colleague Joe reacted to your email', and then the reaction is a censored picture of course, because they protect your privacy in the most stupid way sav
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Lazy technical managers (incomplete specification) combined with lazy developers (does not improve specification) and task completion count based performance evaluation (implies atomic task allocation with strictly < 1w time estimation)
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by mihaaly 2y ago
They introduced quite a bit of privacy aware of measures, quite effective ones, so pretending they are stupid is not really beleivable. > the ad industry is not going away But users do. Let them have a great faking love affair with the a
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Acting stupid and being uninformed, clueless, incompetent CTO/CEO/CXX is less prone to lawsuits than admitting intent of harm.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
We tend to underestimate the fortune component of success when we succeed. And other aspects, like ruthlessness. Also, having a self satisfaction in the wise (but cautious, or even silent) past forecasting of success for those that coincide
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by mihaaly 2y ago
The whole academic world gets increasingly ignored due to the lack of care from its participants. We all need to eat but I believe all are far from hunger and many seek good and wealthy life on top. Ironically they chose wrong profession th
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by mihaaly 2y ago
I presume that the current review process was essential for and formulated in the ages of printed journals. It is good to know before going into the press if a work worthwile the costs and hustle. Beyond the simplicity of publications that
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by mihaaly 2y ago
The author generously omit the long jurney through the negative side of external dependencies. This is somewhat frivolous and too unbalanced to be reliable this way. The truth must be somewhere inbetween again.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Assisting some is nice but not on the expense of others, this is not the way. If this article was solely for the neurodivergent then disregard my comment and I turn away for good, but if not then can you please point at the button in reader
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by mihaaly 2y ago
An appearance oriented design does not really care about visual distraction and hence usability, that's just secondary or lower.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
The overuse of emphasization (heavy phrases, all caps, underline, bold, italic, exclamations, COMBINED!! :) ) for the sometimes later coming clear statement of facts (not needing emphasis because speak for themselves) is an irritating read.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
That's true. Also, I think I seen that Macarena article. : ) It suggested to extend the research to primates and Spice Girls and finding songs that cure the damage of Macarena.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Why a failed experiment needs to be turned into success? The outcome of the research (experiment) could be both success and failure, right? That's why we study it, experiment with it, we do not know it yet, we want to see if it is as b
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by mihaaly 2y ago
It was refreshing to read. A research world producing (publishing) mostly success and breakthrough is not creadible anyway. I belive this improves the reputation of the academic world too.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Always 'Everyone', everywhere, while trying. Then off. (Also trying other choices out of desperation briefly. I was anticipating OS version, hardware and other exotic remote troubleshooting and explanation attempts actualy, not a
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Your story is not about talent but attitude. Talent does not grow on tree on its own but in organizations like yours, but not everyone is destined to be a talent. Those without the proper attitude for becoming a talent had to be let go, so
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by mihaaly 2y ago
I have Apple products at home for almost two decades, computer and phone and tablet generations, and I was satisfied in the beginning with the 'just works' kind of attitude that actually worked then, but then came this AirDrop and

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