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by molly0 3y ago
For example: What DNA is and how it’s “replicating processes” gives us human life as a byproduct.
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by molly0 3y ago
Sometimes I think we should allow ourselves to be very critical when reading older authors writing about concepts like “meaning” of life or what constitutes a “worthy” life. Some of these big words are just concepts that doesn’t really mean
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by molly0 3y ago
Thank you
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by molly0 3y ago
This was an interesting point of view.
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by molly0 3y ago
Thank you, it sound to me like meditation could be a way of developing an anti-fragile attitude?
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by molly0 3y ago
OK, well as a rule of thumb most companies that I've worked with in the SAAS space try very hard to keep all customers on the same codebase by building extensible "modules" that can just be added togheter in order to offer th
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by molly0 3y ago
This is rational, I wish I could just do this but my ego is in the way and I don’t like being wrong.
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by molly0 3y ago
Are you interested in identify current trends in software development or more like what the “most common way” of building software is (ie what the most common type of software being built are?)
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by molly0 3y ago
Thank you for such a thoughtful answer! I’ll definitely see the point of trying to always assume good intentions, making it my default view should be my main goal.
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by molly0 3y ago
Thank you.
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Ask HN: How do you not take criticism of your work personally?
667 points by molly0 3y ago|629 comments
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Ask HN: I’m reading “The Selfish Gene”, what should I read next?
8 points by molly0 3y ago|8 comments
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by molly0 3y ago
I read it, yearly, but the main value for me is probably identifying what I need to do/understand in order to “get to the next step” of whatever I’m currently trying to do.
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by molly0 3y ago
Writing small summaries weekly (or daily) about what’s on your mind or what you’ve learnt is the simplest and most powerful way of self development I know of.
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by molly0 3y ago
I'm trying to learn my 2y old kid "left" and "right". It's hard.
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by molly0 3y ago
It's a great video.
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by molly0 3y ago
I remember seeing a great explanation of Conway's Law by Casey Muratori: https://youtu.be/5IUj1EZwpJY?t=697 (The whole talk is good but Conway-s law starts at 11:37)
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by molly0 3y ago
Thank you! Interesting.
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by molly0 3y ago
From an evolutionary perspective, letting animals think/dream is an optimal way for them to explore things without risk.
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by molly0 3y ago
I got completely lost in trying to understand the idea he is trying to convey.
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by molly0 4y ago
Liu Cixin manages to write a great sci-fi trilogy with an interesting global plot without pissing of the chines communist party - that's what I find really impressive.
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by molly0 4y ago
You explained it very well, and “The Book” looks interesting. But… Apart from being nice to look at, a (very big) bookshelf is such a waste of space I wish there where something in between a real book and an ebook.
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by molly0 4y ago
I think I’ve unconsciously started to “plant” books around the house and it works as a primer like - oh that book was interesting I should read it again/something similar.
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by molly0 4y ago
I’m a firm believer that the UX of reading physical books beats every other alternative. Looking forward to when this is no longer the case.
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by molly0 4y ago
Well to use something like "debugpy" It's the port mapping that just dosn't work straight out of the box, but needs custom settings inside my editor (and often times additional code inside the startup script) to get it w
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by molly0 4y ago
For me it's the debug experience that is lacking when only using containers, I have some work arounds but they are still not good enough.
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by molly0 4y ago
Only reason I use virtual environments instead of just building everything inside Docker containers is the debug experience, which is not good enough inside a Docker container.
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by molly0 4y ago
Looks nice, I’ll try it out tonight when kids are asleep.
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by molly0 4y ago
Hehe no problem, fun idea! Anywhere I can see your game/project?
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Ask HN: A programming co-op game?
3 points by molly0 4y ago|7 comments

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