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by mping 9y ago
You lack imagination :) what I find hard to imagine is many teams going back and forth between microservices in go, java, python because of memory consumption. Besides, every decent Java dev knows that it's a memory hog, comparing to m
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by mping 9y ago
google cache is forwarding to the real site, which is down. weird...
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by mping 9y ago
In the literature there are several degrees of emptiness, but emptiness is something that you "find" as you progress through the path. People make this mistake where they think the quest for emptiness where one does not feel anyth
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Ask HN: View-first frameworks for Java/Scala
1 points by mping 9y ago|0 comments
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by mping 9y ago
Remove the 2nd comma then, its useless.
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by mping 9y ago
Basically you find someone who is wiser than you and learn from them. Repeat. How do identify that person? Really depends on what kind of wisdom you are after.
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by mping 9y ago
Also beg to disagree. The most important skill you can cultivate is wisdom. How you cultivate it is another story, though.
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by mping 9y ago
The information is on the right place I guess but the site's first impression conveys to me that it is an academy for training monastics. Just one data point, but I would change the domain to something like spiritual academy. Kudos for
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by mping 9y ago
I commend you guys to work on a donation basis; also it's important to have someone with training (a former monk?) as the teacher. Personally, what I find confusing about the website is that it conveys a feeling of a Buddhist monastery
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by mping 9y ago
On this particular topic, I am of the opinion that the degree of success of the "old ways" of meditating is far, far superior than any app user of the present.
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by mping 9y ago
May I ask why specifically mindfulness? I find that concentration practice is far more beneficial to hacking, and it also leads to mindfulness. Example: with sufficient concentration power, one can easily code on a noisy open space without
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by mping 9y ago
This is what you need to do. Find someone to guide you and follow through the advice. I already did something similar for my friend who used to work in a music shop.
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by mping 9y ago
Seems like survivor bias to me. To this day I still find out some stuff about how I grew up that I didn't know at the time; maybe your mum had other concerns she didn't bother to share with you...?
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by mping 9y ago
I've read somewhere that cow milk accelerates growth in the first few years but the other children will eventually catch up. We would need a longer study to validated this.
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by mping 9y ago
There are alot of meditation techniques and meditation practices. Most of them revolve around the idea of using the thinking mind, the analytical process, to gain insight about something. If you do orthodox meditation, you should know there
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by mping 9y ago
Do you know there have been millions or billions of healthy vegetarians living on this planet? Maybe some people do need supplements, or even meat, but that doesn't make it "a necessity for human life", proof is in the human
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by mping 9y ago
Depends on what is expected of you, as well as your margin for manoeuvre. Some seniors are supposed to do one feature and then guide the juniors to replicate that feature, others will have more responsibility, etc. If you are the bridge bet
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by mping 9y ago
If you stick to the script its ok. But the script sucks right? I prefer dropwizard + libs, always end up googling how to do X with spring boot, where X is a bit off the beaten path
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by mping 9y ago
Please don't come here. Housing prices are high already, if every techie comes to Lisbon this will become another gentrified city. Jokes aside, I hope this problem finds a solution real soon, there are a whole bunch of hard working peo
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by mping 9y ago
Reminds me of TheKeyboardCaper & Phrozen crew. Followed a tutorial on how to crack some Norton software via softice. Good old days :D
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by mping 10y ago
same thing here. its clunky to login and always see an error message.
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by mping 10y ago
I was writing the exact same thing. The apps are not integrated, fancontrol doesnt work on recent desktops (dunno whose fault is this) compared to windows, and its hard to get a bird's eye view of the system settings. A better package
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Stochastic Program Optimization(blog.acolyer.org)
89 points by mping 10y ago|18 comments
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by mping 10y ago
I will show you some use cases: - have different versions of libs/apps on the same OS (or run different OS's) - tinker with linux kernel, etc without breaking your box (remember the 90's?) - building immutable images packed
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by mping 10y ago
It helps that network boundary typically becomes responsibility boundary (different teams)... in the end disciplined devs will make it work anywhere, anyhow. Its a matter of making it work with the cards you have.
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by mping 10y ago
same, I had to zap the pram, or whatever, bc it wouldnt boot. also have problems connecting external monitors through miniDP, sometimes the monitor doesn't work.
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by mping 10y ago
Grit your teeth and don't give up. If the person is a she, just get a hard skin, don't let anything affect her resolve until she knows for sure if she wants to code or not.
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by mping 10y ago
Just run one after the other.
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by mping 10y ago
Was under the impression he ate food with sugar, hidden sugar as he call it. Plus, he went from no sugar to 40g so it's not not comparable to the avg person
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by mping 10y ago
Could use the same argument for vegetarianism, environment causes, gun control, etc. If it were up to me guns and hard liquor would be banned and cars would have limited speed. These are all things that affect me even if I don't use th

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