mouzogu

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by mouzogu 6y ago
I wonder if that implies that neanderthals had greater pain sensitivity in general. Pure speculation but it would be interesting if that was related to the apparent harshness and difficulty of life at the time. Perhaps it was something sele
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by mouzogu 6y ago
Thoughtworks consulted at the company I used to work at. I always had the impression that they take these kinds of absolutist positions as a way of projecting and convincing clients of their domain authority. To say that it's an anti-p
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by mouzogu 6y ago
I think it might be the "new" in "news". I think our brain has an impulsivity towards novelty. Perhaps it's hitting the reward centers of our brain that is designed to validate productive behaviour. Although as we k
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by mouzogu 6y ago
Why would you quote him of all people. The guy is a racist at worst and a bigot at best.
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by mouzogu 6y ago
The biggest issue with CSS I think for many is the emergent complexity from the interaction of different properties. Especially those inherited through the cascade. Much of this emergent complexity is not always consistent cross-browser. Ad
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by mouzogu 6y ago
I like it. Although I wouldn't use justified text for headlines. Makes it really difficult to read, at least for me.
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by mouzogu 6y ago
Something touched on in this article, I suffer from a corneal condition that makes dark mode unusable for me. I have no trouble reading black text on white but trying to read white text on black is impossible. I kind of got a little frustra
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by mouzogu 6y ago
I enjoyed reading this. 'Encourage employees to be critical not just of ideas, but also of expectations.' From my experience as a developer; I've never really been involved in the process of setting expectations. Something I
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by mouzogu 6y ago
One which I came across recently, a little smaller than the usual flex solution: .v-h-center { display: grid; place-content: center; }
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by mouzogu 6y ago
Central African Replublic being number one on that list for hunger says much more but how much we've not progressed in some ways. It's one of the most resource rich countries on Earth and yet has the most hunger, hmmm, makes you w
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by mouzogu 6y ago
I think you mean this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7jcBGLIpus One thing that is not really explained is why experienced pilots would not be aware of the phenomena explained in this video. Seems to me they would exp
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by mouzogu 7y ago
Sometimes I wonder just what it is exactly that keeps society held together when you consider just how many numbnuts are out there.
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by mouzogu 7y ago
Oh great so I'm not the only one who's avoiding all of this. I stopped following the news after the Guardian put up a death counter. There just isn't enough balance and too much negativity - or at least there was two weeks ag
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by mouzogu 7y ago
This argument keeps recurring and I find it quite annoying. How is CarPlay or AA anymore distracting than having a tiny phone screen on your dashboard? Also, I think its more likely that the notifications for certain apps are distracting as
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by mouzogu 7y ago
I don't know we need to keep using euphemisms like "housing crisis". Just call it what it is; greed and and exploitation. These apartments are usually not fit for living, they're damp, cramped and thats likely to be the
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by mouzogu 7y ago
very bezosian. not sure you could, or should, apply this analogy to a human being though.
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by mouzogu 7y ago
"People wanting to come to the UK from outside the EU will find rules are being relaxed" Yes because non EU labour tend to have fewer enforceable rights. I don't think this is about raising any thresholds, its more the opposi
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by mouzogu 7y ago
But finding those 100 people who care enough to pay for whatever it is you're producing must have a cost. There are more ways to reach people now but considering the amount of noise out there it's like finding a needle in a haysta
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by mouzogu 7y ago
I haven't looked into it but I hope that the use of the Chromium engine means web standards and feature support on par with Chrome and Firefox. They mention less fragmentation for web developers so I hope that that is what they are all
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by mouzogu 7y ago
My theory is that any advanced civilisation reaches a point at which a vast amount of destructive power becomes accessible to individuals. At this point it becomes only matter of time until that civilisation is destroyed. The analogy I use
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by mouzogu 7y ago
It's very hard to write perfect minimal code from scratch. It takes a lot of foresight and consideration that mortals like myself simply don't possess. I think finding the optimal solution to any problem usually requires delving t
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by mouzogu 7y ago
I don't think you made a mistake. This is just one of those topics that for some is subjective and for other is objective. As others have mentioned, getting people to assess themselves accurately is very difficult. We always seem to sk
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by mouzogu 7y ago
Wow, 39.9% of respondents mark themselves as "Expert" at CSS. I've been doing front-end in various guises for 12 years and I would only rank myself maybe 5 or 6 out of 10. As I've gotten more experienced in my career I&#
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by mouzogu 7y ago
The classic, building something to solve your own problem, fantastic!
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by mouzogu 7y ago
Great job. The website is well designed, nice UI and everything is just super clear and accessible. I wonder is it a React app... This is exactly the kind of project I would have thought of and then never bothered, thinking its already been
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by mouzogu 7y ago
I use this time management software at work that forces me to reset my password pretty much every time I open it. What I'd like to know; why does this software require such stringent security. Who wants to hack into my time-sheet and s
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by mouzogu 7y ago
It's interesting that some of those oldest sculptures discovered are considered to be a form of "proto-pornography". Shows that times may change but we sure don't. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venus
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by mouzogu 7y ago
I agree. I've updated the first point. A lot of this is based on our ever changing knowledge of our history with new discoveries current understanding seems to change almost every day. It's not so much about them being closely rel
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by mouzogu 7y ago
You might also find the red ladder from la pasiega cave in Spain of interest. It's 65,000 years old which means it was painted by Neanderthals (based on current knowledge). It blows my mind to think that another human species walked on
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by mouzogu 7y ago
I first need to have the realisation that things have become wasteful or complicated in some aspect of my life. Simplifying things becomes clearer at that point. However, I still often need to go through that wasteful, trial and error proce

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