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by noemit 2y ago
It's not clear from the actual results in the study if number of pregnancies is the factor, or just simply having at least one pregnancy and experiencing matrescence. The summary seems to suggest its number of pregnancies, but I'm
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by noemit 2y ago
thanks for articulating this. I've encountered a lot of Gen z who do this and while they are well-meaning, smart kids, I find it so difficult to have a nice conversation because of this
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by noemit 2y ago
I unironically believe everyone should have a spot on the team. Work should be like school, you're allowed to not always succeed. Otherwise you end up regularly firing people like they do at Netflix, and if every company worked that wa
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by noemit 2y ago
i have too many devices to get an ereader.
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Pedestrian Press-to-cross buttons and elevator close buttons are fake(gregwalsh.com)
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by noemit 3y ago
i found this read super refreshing. would recommend.
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by noemit 3y ago
chatgpt4 is better with dangerously inserting inner html https://imgur.com/a/G1fbFKE
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by noemit 3y ago
anything that is "dangerous" or "unsafe" in programming is restricted. For example, ask about dangerously inserting inner HTML in react
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by noemit 6y ago
who's reading the code?
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by noemit 6y ago
this story is 100% me except girl discovered BASIC. Software engineering is just the start. gotta explore the whole gamut - product - learn how your work actually makes money design - learn how value is added to end user If you discovered&#
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by noemit 6y ago
join a startup really early stage. to have fun and build cool shit u gotta roll a hard 6.
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by noemit 6y ago
depends what else you have tbh. are you broke? sell it. is this 1-4% of your portfolio? dont worry about it
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by noemit 6y ago
I was working for Walmart once, and I typically did FE JavaScript engagements, but one time they asked for a script that hid bad reviews on individual product pages in a "natural" manner - ie don't hide all the bad ones, but
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by noemit 6y ago
i predict this industry will face the same issues as edtech - crappy products that aim to "virtualize" the real life experience, instead of designing a superior digital experience designed from zero
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by noemit 6y ago
there's a romanian saying that goes something like, stuff happens on the minute hand, not on the hour hand
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by noemit 6y ago
I don't pay rent, own property and spend very little, but yes I do 'live' off savings - its just not really making a dent for me. I wouldn't do it otherwise.
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by noemit 6y ago
This is super cool, thanks for sharing! I have a tiny audience and I write but I rarely share my projects. This is inspiring tbh
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by noemit 6y ago
Militarized FOMO
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by noemit 6y ago
based on her profile it seems like shes a journalist focused on tech writing.
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by noemit 6y ago
now this is the content i come here for. initial page load times are woefully underrated - the modern user is impatient. those milliseconds count, boys.
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by noemit 6y ago
define "fair price" - fair to who?
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by noemit 6y ago
you say that like its a bad thing.
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by noemit 6y ago
I'm in spain and my geolocation is also always wrong.
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by noemit 6y ago
They don't. The browser just adapts.
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by noemit 6y ago
is there a product you could use, like a cache layer for gmail? An investor I know would love that product. I understand things go down, but it's actually quite a pain to lose access to your existing emails and calendar events. Could h
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by noemit 6y ago
A good shortcut is hiring from high fame startups. Not foolproof, but marketing people at uber outclass the average marketing person that might answer an ad. Another shortcut is ask other business owners who are similar to you. Hopefully yo
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by noemit 6y ago
Hire someone who has done this exact thing at another startup. You don't know how to do it, and even if you learn a few things here and there, you're clearly not an expert in marketing (just based off your post.) Not trying to off
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by noemit 6y ago
seems like only a C-level could win a lawsuit like this
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by noemit 6y ago
ah, of course, i mean after all, their mission is something like .. - im not sure if i have this right - "be evil" right?
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by noemit 6y ago
People who stay at programming jobs for 'social validation' are some of the worst programmers - but generally look good on paper and do well in interviews. The type of people who want to be perceived as smart, etc. Don't enjo

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