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by niuzeta 13y ago
One of my co-worker and one of my friends drink at least three cups of coffee in the morning alone to get the day started. The chemical tolerance they've built up scared me off.
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by niuzeta 13y ago
When I was in university I had a serious problem with concentration and being "in-and-out" of the zone. So for two years I made an effort to have something chewing in my mouth(started with candies, then pen, and after a couple of
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by niuzeta 13y ago
link to actual paper: http://jech.bmj.com/content/early/2014/03/03/jech-2013-20350...
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by niuzeta 13y ago
can we get some link other than an i.imgur link of a facebook screenshot?
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by niuzeta 13y ago
it was very illuminating story.
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by niuzeta 13y ago
1. Look at 'Teach yourself C++ in 21 days' ( http://www.angelfire.com/art2/ebooks/teachyourselfcplusplusi... ) 2. Follow it. 3. Write the exam. Who needs arrays, inheritance, or polymorphism? But seriously
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by niuzeta 13y ago
> I used to be the empathetic good guy, but since the transition, my income has sky rocketed, I feel less pressure and my health has improved. Perhaps I'm extrapolating to the great extreme, but seeing this comment(especially the he
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by niuzeta 13y ago
Scheme and/or Common LISP seem to be the common recommendation to embark on SICP journey, just for reference.
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by niuzeta 13y ago
I generally inquire about the 'dress code' either to the recruiter or whoever is contacting me for an on-site interview, and dress just one level up. I found that if you're interviewing for anywhere in finance sector or publi
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by niuzeta 13y ago
yearslostcounter++;
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by niuzeta 13y ago
Please tell me again how this call to action has to do with Aaron Swartz other than the fact that the front page has his picture of him.
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by niuzeta 13y ago
A book(physical) is essentially all you need to mentally get away.
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by niuzeta 13y ago
> it is actually totally fine to walk home at the end of the day and celebrate a small victory. It is fine to walk home and celebrate a small victory . It may not be fine to walk home and celebrate a victory, however small, when that
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by niuzeta 13y ago
> > What I find strange is that (Please correct me on this one) there just doesn't seem to be a political group of technologist who lobby(the original meaning) against politicians. As I've stated I am rather ignorant of su
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by niuzeta 13y ago
> What I find strange is that (Please correct me on this one) there just doesn't seem to be a political group of technologist who lobby(the original meaning) against politicians. Thank you. As I've stated I am rather ignorant
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by niuzeta 13y ago
No, it's not fighting back. Making clever memes online to earn a chuckle or two might help spreading awareness , but in reality changing an online avatar and posting memes online won't affect much in real life. What I find stra
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Jeff Jarvis on technopanic of media.(plus.google.com)
2 points by niuzeta 13y ago|0 comments
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by niuzeta 13y ago
> Reading without moving your lips was considered an exceptional skill during the middle ages (or so I've heard). You are refering to what contemporaries wrote about Thomas Aquinas, a well-renowned theologist in medieval era. I beli
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by niuzeta 13y ago
As an aspiring writer I am inexplicably envious of you for having someone to edit your writing every day for such a long period. You very lucky person.
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by niuzeta 13y ago
Leaving a comment here and upvoting simply to have an access for the resources. I will really need to update my way of bookmarking pages...
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by niuzeta 13y ago
I can see where you're coming from, though I don't quite share your anger. Let me explain: When Snowden did his revelation that was pretty much all we talked about. In fact, pretty much everywhere I go was full of the discussion
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by niuzeta 13y ago
> The ladder is about the ping pong league they run, and he's joking that it's not a benefit because he's not winning. I did not get that after re-reading the post. While I thank you for clarifying the point which changed
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by niuzeta 13y ago
Absolutely correct reading list. For those who's giving Name of the Rose a try, just bear with the first 100 pages. It gets extremely better. I liked the first 100 pages anyways.
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by niuzeta 13y ago
you pick up another book there.
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by niuzeta 13y ago
> but ebooks are the only way I can keep up with the amount I read - which is usually one book every few weeks, possibly 30 books a year or more. This was one of the reasons I've seriously contemplated getting a ebook. Then I found
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by niuzeta 13y ago
I'd love to have it explained if it wasn't a sarcasm. I'm not trying to challenge you, but as an employee I'd always thought that a tech company that supports the infrastructure would look better on resume than one tha
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by niuzeta 13y ago
five-year-ago-me gives you an upvote.
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by niuzeta 13y ago
exactly. the number of submissions is simply too simple a measure for too broad a site. what about karma distribution, responses, flames and all? you might have a site with ten submissions a day but of those ten nine are a good read, and an
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by niuzeta 13y ago
at least they use mnemonic table names and that's a good sign.
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Snowden effect: young people now care about privacy(usatoday.com)
5 points by niuzeta 13y ago|0 comments

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