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philangist
5y ago
*FAANG is now MANGA with the FB rebrand
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The extraordinary Nazca prehistoric balloon
(nott.com)
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The Problem with Engineering Cultural Fit Interviews: Stubhub as a Case Study
(medium.com)
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5y ago
I'm not the only person who never feels like they're one of the "smart people" in these threads, right? After close to a decade on this forum I've just learned not to fight that feeling and instead to find the humor
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Why won’t US TV news say ‘climate change’?
(theguardian.com)
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5y ago
It honestly depends on the scale of issues. Many people’s problem is that they can’t maintain positive behaviors due to some problems that stem from their family. If you can’t make (healthy) friends easily because you were traumatized durin
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philangist
5y ago
The author clearly states that it was the process of working with a therapist and the “face it or replace it” idea that helped them realize they had to leave their job. The solution for any given individual may not be the system as the root
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philangist
5y ago
> Neither of the defendants’ families are disputing the basic claim that their kids stole from Mr. Schober. Rather, they’re claiming that time has run out on Schober’s legal ability to claim a cause of action against them. I was honestly
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Scaling up StyleGAN2 to generate female models at 1024px resolution
(github.com)
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philangist
5y ago
If a person has your full name (from your Instagram account you use to cross promote your OF) and naked pictures of you what can the platform do at that point to keep you safe?
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philangist
5y ago
I’m at the start of an extended break for now. 3 weeks in and I’m not sure how long it’ll be but I have enough saved up to take 2-3 years off. How’d you spend your time off? And what brought you back?
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philangist
5y ago
Why wouldn't you date someone younger? At 31 assuming you have your life reasonably together and aren't living in some rural area (or san francisco lol) you can definitely meet attractive and interesting women 25+ that would be in
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5y ago
I was in the audience and was rolling my eyes at the theatrics. Maybe his emotions were genuine but I felt I was seeing an attempt at clear emotional manipulation. That being said a country (even a very small one like El Salvador) choosing
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philangist
5y ago
How were you able to set this up? It seems like a rare employer that would be open to a role like this.
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philangist
5y ago
It may have been a joke by your friend but it's also has an element of truth to it and is how many cultures across the world understand 'retirement'. It's only since I came to America that I've realized the idea of
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philangist
5y ago
All exploits are technically some version of “just doing what the code allows”, I don’t see how that would change whether or not a hack/theft actually occurred.
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philangist
5y ago
Some societies seem to have this figured out. I read an article recently about the Netherlands titled "Women in the Netherlands work less, have lesser titles and a big gender pay gap, and they love it" - https://slate.c
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philangist
5y ago
I was just having a discussion about this with my manager during 1:1. I'm curious how any fellow devs with ADHD have managed the transition to remote work over the last year? I love the freedom and ability to focus that working from ho
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6y ago
Said with zero self-awareness several paragraphs after humblebragging about how frugal and low maintenance of a person she is. The entire article is so myopic but I think her transactional view of relationships, and framing of them entirely
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philangist
6y ago
That's how the Coinbase VISA card works
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6y ago
I heard GAANDU (Google, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Dropbox, Uber) a few years ago. Apparently it's a hindi word that means asshole.
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How Do Silicon Valley Techies Celebrate Getting Rich in a Pandemic?
(nytimes.com)
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6y ago
Congrats! This post is awesome and really put a huge smile on my face. It reminded me of how enthusiastic I was about programming at your age and there aren't a lot of better places to start your career than at Google. Best of luck.
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6y ago
Replace Tibet with Bolivia and the point still stands.
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6y ago
> If he loses that, he loses many of the policies being pushed from an immigration and population control perspective. I don't know anything about Taleb's personal politics. Care to give any specific examples of these policies?
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6y ago
Howl by Allen Ginsberg for anyone else who didn't know the reference - https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/49303/howl
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6y ago
I do agree with your more general point but I think we shouldn't dismiss changes in usages of words over time. Aryan doesn't simply mean Iranian in a modern western context, just like the swastika isn't just a sign from Buddh
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6y ago
If this is the case Zurich sounds exactly like New York (other than the difficulty of buying property for non-citizens). Might just be the feeling of alienation that arises from living in a big city as an outsider.
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How does one patch KDE2 under FreeBSD?
(en.wikipedia.org)
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7y ago
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7y ago
Wow this is awesome. Who said programmers aren't romantic?
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