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How the Brain Can Rewire Itself After Half of It Is Removed(nytimes.com)
5 points by rinchik 7y ago|1 comments
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Karma’s new electric hinge-winged hypercar concept goes 0 to 60 MPH in 1.9 s(techcrunch.com)
1 points by rinchik 7y ago|0 comments
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by rinchik 7y ago
Just tried the demo on your website and it seems to be quite slow and unresponsive. If this a load issue? Also it gives me a feeling that I'm not in control of what's happening on the screen. Could you please let me know how is th
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by rinchik 7y ago
What about my ability to fit an insane amount of M&Ms in my mouth? I strongly feel that I should be generously compensated for this ability. It's not fair otherwise!
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by rinchik 7y ago
Why would I pay someone for their ability? Ability by itself is nothing. Ability doesn't generate value, action does. You might be a strong, mighty genius, but if your ass is "chilling" on the couch 24/7, your exact wort
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by rinchik 7y ago
Cosmo doesn't support Linux at the moment. Otherwise would be a no-brainer for me.
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by rinchik 7y ago
Nice. Now tell an average J[oe|ane] to delete FB, [s]he won't be able to.
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by rinchik 7y ago
it takes guts! Not that easy. You are greatly overestimating an average user. Dopamine generated by the daily drama FB provides is hard (again, for an average person) to quit. Facebook is the circus (as in panem et curcenses) that masses le
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by rinchik 7y ago
> Sends every domain you visit to Cloudflare? > Chrome: No. (it sends every domain you visit to google) Silly website. There's nothing new or newsworthy. Why is it on HN? Looks like placeholder for the future project
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by rinchik 7y ago
Haha “you do you man” - hilarious! Read my “note:” in original comment. My whole point is a better human vs IDE I/O throughput. Can’t imagine this improvement can be any bad? Process stays the same, some aspects get significant improve
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by rinchik 7y ago
Well, Mr. BuzzKillington(!), I’d disagree. I’d argue that fast thought to code ratio would give you wings! Surely you’ll type bugs in faster (valid point) but you’ll fix those also as fast! Overall development progress is incomparable.
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by rinchik 7y ago
> voice-to-speech tech is excellent now I wouldn't say that it's excellent now. It still has a long way to go. Small example, try enabling captions in Google's meet. Those are awful. Don't get a lot of words right, if
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by rinchik 7y ago
This is awesome! learning to write in shorthand was in my bucket list, but this! This is way cooler. imagine writing code as fast as your thoughts are? Well, also a note: programming is not typing. it's 90% thinking. But at the end of
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by rinchik 7y ago
> When employers discover that part of your job can be hired cheaper Interesting point. That’s the ideal world situation which encourages self-improvement, self-development. A “natural selection” of sorts. Unfortunately in real world, ma
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by rinchik 7y ago
Great comment. Now when I think about it, it makes sense to have some indifferent "web devs" to do stuff no one else wants to, somewhat like janitors. They won't care as long as it pays their bills anyway. > suspect you&#x
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by rinchik 7y ago
Totally. doesn't make sense at all. Sounds like "Are burgers still relevant in coffee-table world"? HUH? What the f did the author smoke before writing that?
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by rinchik 7y ago
Why? To read the damn article. How's that for a reason? They give you enough intro to determine whether you are interested, are they not? And besides that point above, it took me literally one click to get to the full article. How awes
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by rinchik 7y ago
How about an actual subscription as a "workaround"? We all demand high quality journalism while not willing to make a contribution. Insane. Same analogy as with software pirating (ah praise Erik Meijer for speaking up about this s
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by rinchik 7y ago
Great (as in powerful) fallacies and strategies came out the gullibility and emotional weakness of the majority. e.g every time someone yells "think about the [insert adjective here] children!" it's most likely a clear attem
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by rinchik 7y ago
"toxic hellhole", "blame culture" - I don't think we need those dark, marginal extremes to make a point I also suspect that we're going to agree to disagree here. There are so many nuances, it's impossible
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by rinchik 7y ago
I'm strictly against rollbacks and I'm strictly for everything continuous. If I need to do a roll back it means that I don't trust the system nor the code base. I will do the roll back but after that there will be a very prod
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by rinchik 7y ago
Well, highly unlikely that such an error will arise. If it does and you know that you actually need to roll back then most likely something else is wrong. But again, I also saw the other comment about how "Dogmatic" my approach is
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by rinchik 7y ago
Nope, you are "pretending" that a step back is a step forward (which is not true). I never had to roll back anything within last couple years and very happy about that. Also note, that roll back was a valid strategy back in the da
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by rinchik 7y ago
Las 2 steps are merged (ci/cd is part of the deployment to prod, but generally yes. Also worth to note, priority bug fix is not really about pipelines it's more about the ability to dynamically reallocate resources. Depending on t
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by rinchik 7y ago
roll back (step back), is an inherited from waterfall anti-pattern. Now we should only march forward with small, on demand releases, this way we will know exactly where the issue is and will be able to fix it forward quickly. Rollbacks were
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by rinchik 7y ago
Oh right! My bad, apologies. We northerners always forget that south exists and different.
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by rinchik 7y ago
That's awesome! Do you mind linking your podcast? Curious how it's structured and topics. I was also thinking about doing a podcast but only whine and push my thoughts on my fellow few followers in my blog right now.
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by rinchik 7y ago
"What to do after the workday?" - is the key of the question > Go for a walk It's almost winter in US. Pardon me, but taking a walk in the dark, alone, with your camera doesn't really sound as a good advice. I bet wit
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by rinchik 7y ago
> Because it conflicts with the internal human desire to reproduce You didn't answer the question. If you can't control your basic instinct it doesn't mean that general population reduction will be a "bad" thing.
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Is Apple Deteriorating as a Company?(blog.rinatussenov.com)
1 points by rinchik 7y ago|0 comments

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