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Big tech is probably best in class due to total engineering effort and data sets devoted to it compared to something relatively small like id.me . FB, Google & Apple are probably some of the best of the world outside of stuff by the Ch
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> talk a lot, express a lot of far out ideas, want to spend money That might be impulse control from ADHD and not mania. Hyperfocus is also another aspect of ADHD. Introversion can also come from ADHD too, and if you get medications, y
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5y ago
Yeah, pretty common AFAIK with the 'twice exceptional' (gifted and have other issues). The medical system is not as focused on helping people who are getting by well enough and there isn't anything obviously wrong with them.
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5y ago
I think ADHD and it's subtypes is probably a description of something like 8 different actual neurological causes, which all show up as 'ADHD'. I think one day we will figure out what they are and diagnose them separately, m
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5y ago
Mental conditions can have a lot of symptom overlap, which is why if you have a suspicion, you should get assessed by a neuropsychologist, and not the simple kind of 30 minute self done questionnaire type, but a proper 1 to 3 day assessment
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5y ago
People do it in the USA too, they're more likely to have learned not to although.
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5y ago
As far as I understand it, NFTs usually represent the title for the copyright, etc for the piece of art or whatever other non fungible item it is supposed to represent. Honestly NFTs should be pointing to a legal document showing that it&
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5y ago
Yeah I like the 'debug the real code block' style of interview too! Just pretty much anything that is not leetcode bingo is a real improvement.
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Kids listening to music too loud has been a problem since the invention of the speaker.
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5y ago
> Crucially, culture selects at group level, improving the fitness of groups. Because humans organize and compete in groups, successful ideas enhance group performance; the nature of the ideas is irrelevant. You can be aware of how ideol
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5y ago
The author recognizes that in the last paragraph: > Ideology is inescapable. To some extent, everyone is under its influence. But that does not mean that all are equally ideological; thinking people can adopt flexible stances, mixing tra
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5y ago
IMO there is also 'culture' to various programming languages in their styles, standard libraries and so on. I think Java as language is actually fine, it's all the crap that surrounds it that makes it more unproductive or no
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So can headphones and earbuds, and society seems to do just fine with the normal level of consumer electronics regulation. Is there really value in the medical device regulations for hearing aids beyond that?
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I wonder how much green house gasses come from these kind of fires in the world.
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5y ago
This are real responses and complaints about changing interviews from leetcode type to not leetcode type, or to fix other common issues and anxieties that people have in interviews. Every interview type has issues and you have to choose a
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5y ago
Google is pretty bad in general with their 5 leetcode policy :p But that is what hacker rank and automated interviewing is supposed to be usually, an automated leetcode easy.
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5y ago
In interview design there are a lot of trade offs. Coding something quick within an hour? "It's too time constrained." Take home interview question? "It takes way too long for the busy professional who already has a job,
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5y ago
Like most business district bars, you would go to the bars close to where they work after work hours for 'happy hour', sit and listen. Not much special research required.
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When people complain about electron and web apps being wastes, what they are really complaining about is javascript, html and webdev practices. When your using C++ & OpenGL your skipping most of that. OSes can also add a chromium dete
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Figma is a C++ application compiled to webasm that paints to a blank canvas for the majority of it's usage. It's about as 'web' as the unity game engine compiling to web. In development they compile to a macOS app and
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Multi-account containers are separated cookie/state jars that auto spawn on tabs based on URL rules , they don't need a lot of resources other than maybe kilobytes or a few MB of extra memory per account container. CPU wise and o
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It would be a bit smarter and generalized than that, it would detect new chromium 'version bases' and differentiate based on that. Eventually it will stop working, but if you don't update your OS after a certain point, new a
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On perf metrics (artificial and specific websites) firefox is consistently slower than chrome and safari. It's improved a lot and on a good desktop, it's probably 'good enough', why would I not choose the faster one whe
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IMO OS vendors could create an electron detection mechanism and start making electron instances use shared libraries and memory for their browser instances as part of a swap in the kernel. When you remove the "virtual OS container&quo
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I only use firefox because of it's multi-account container capabilities and some other better privacy features, which is more to do with it's wrapper vs. it's actual engine. Someone could make multi-account containers or bet
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5y ago
I just go down a percentage category if the tips are calculated post tax.
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My biggest issue about tipping is the arbitrariness of it. Why do delivery people get tips (pizza, waiter, porter, taxi, etc), yet other low income workers don't? If you worked low income jobs without tips, the entitlement of the tip
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20 $50 million donations to various groups and $1 billion dollars is gone. You could probably do that in 5 years and still not come out as effective.
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If there is a reason that they are perceived as higher performing, maybe you can figure out why. What you might think is important might be different from what your boss think is important as a complete package. Also a lot of people get re
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5y ago
Changing companies to become promoted starts petering out once you reach sr and if you want to become a manager, your often not hired as a manager directly without any previous management experience.
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