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Learn CSS Layout(learnlayout.com)
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The Rise of Data-ocracy(webcasts.weforum.org)
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Deep explanations of machine learning and related topics(explained.ai)
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Deep Learning Basics with Python, TensorFlow and Keras(pythonprogramming.net)
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by mrleinad 8y ago
Had interviewed with a recruiter I met via LinkedIn a year ago, and rejected an offer. One year later I felt like it was the right moment to switch jobs and called him again. He got me the new job I have now.
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by mrleinad 8y ago
It's Bill Gates
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by mrleinad 8y ago
First thought was to search for Billy G, but it seems you haven't included him yet.
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Average human IQ has been dropping over the last few decades(spring.org.uk)
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by mrleinad 8y ago
The service sounds really good, though I think the subscription payment should also include Paypal. I think many people would like to avoid handing over their credit card information to more sites if they can.
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Prilex: POS malware evolves to target chip and PIN-protected cards(kaspersky.com)
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by mrleinad 8y ago
That's the point: Artists at that time weren't protected enough to retain copyright over their work. They are now. It's not whether "you actually have money now", it's that "you're making money with s
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'Sea Nomads' Are First Known Humans Genetically Adapted to Diving(news.nationalgeographic.com)
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by mrleinad 9y ago
Is there a way to filter for only remote positions there? EDIT: Yeah, there's a big switch there, didn't see it before asking. Thanks
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by mrleinad 9y ago
My personal setup for tracking finances (not taxes, just expenses and incomes) is: - Expense IQ (Android) - Google Sheets I'll take a look into this one, maybe I can replace GSheets with it, or get something extra from it.
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Back-End Developer Interview Questions(github.com)
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Chamath Palihapitiya on Money as an Instrument of Change(youtube.com)
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Interview with Bob Martin (Uncle Bob)(youtube.com)
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by mrleinad 9y ago
Well, you'd expect that the agents investigating those crimes would not be.
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by mrleinad 9y ago
"Evasion of taxes is not illegal" Yes. Yes it is.
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by mrleinad 9y ago
But even if a computer needs, for example, electricity, does it really want it the same way we do need oxygen? If we don't breathe, there's an unconscious impulse to do so, and we know that not breathing leads to death, which for
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by mrleinad 9y ago
If the money goes to the government, then you don't have that problem.
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by mrleinad 9y ago
A bit off-topic, but food related: visited the US a month ago and noticed that almost _everything_ contains corn syrup. What's the deal with that? How come most things (even a plain pot of honey) gets it mixed with the rest of the ingr
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by mrleinad 9y ago
Props for building it and releasing the source code. It makes for a fun pet project. I use other websites/apps for tracking TV shows. Did you check these out? - http://www.episode-alert.com - https://www.tvtime.c
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by mrleinad 9y ago
The author seems to discuss "mindfulness" like a generic thing, mentions trials without actually referencing them or diving into the details in order to consider their validity, and finishes the article mentioning that "it&#x
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by mrleinad 9y ago
No, he is not against the tools. "I have nothing against tools like this. I’ve even contributed money to the Light Table project. I think that good software tools make it easier to write good software. However, tools are not the answer
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by mrleinad 9y ago
I don't think he's actively against those tools. I think he's actively against claims that those tools actually solve the problems developers deal with, instead of uncovering the true behavior that lies beneath those problems
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by mrleinad 9y ago
A tool is short term, shallow, and goal-oriented. Building discipline and good practices permeates a person's life far more deeply than tools.
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by mrleinad 9y ago
There's no dilemma. I never said it wasn't possible. I'm saying that it's far more difficult to be disciplined oneself, than it is to learn some tools. Thus, it's far more interesting for a teacher to try and instil
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by mrleinad 9y ago
Great. Now I can scrape all these quotes, build random resumes with them, and do some A/B testing with recruiters.
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Fewer errors get deployed to production code because tools help us catch them more often? Yes. Fewer errors get deployed to production code because programmers have a more rigorous discipline when creating software? Also yes. Which part sho

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