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rpod
9y ago
Not startup-specific, but Linus Torvalds is definitely the Gordon Ramsay of programming.
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9y ago
Why narrow it down to Clojure? Feels a tad artificial to me. AFAIK, any Dapp using Ethereum has to make use of their JSON-RPC interface, which is language-agnostic. So it's perfectly fine to build a Clojure application on Ethereum, alt
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9y ago
I've also experienced this kind of existential dread on and off for the past 10 years or so. What really helped me was reading the work of Alan Watts. I find the idea of the concepts of "self" and "other" being mere
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rpod
9y ago
I fail to see how a term attributing a person's bad behaviour to their sex is a useful one and not, say, a sexist one.
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9y ago
LastPass Authenticator. It has Touch ID and pin support, plus the push notifications feature it has is really convenient. You can argue about the security concerns of using LastPass in the first place, but that's a different discussion
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9y ago
Also, there's a difference between being grateful for being "privileged" and feeling guilty about it. It's good to reflect about the gifts that have been given to you in life. But you don't owe anyone anything.
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9y ago
As was already suggested in this thread, dr. Jordan Peterson is a great example of an academic who is genuinely passionate about his work and truly believes in the importance of it (and is rising in popularity for that reason). I also belie
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rpod
10y ago
Could you provide an example?
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10y ago
I am honestly amazed/appalled by the fact that people go out of their way to harass Wikipedia editors online.
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rpod
10y ago
I am interested to hear about it!
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rpod
10y ago
It sounds a little extreme. To quote South Park: "All or nothing is easy. But [...] a little bit, responsibly, that's disclipine". That said, reading books (and writing on paper for that matter) definitely seems to have a mor
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10y ago
A program that detects shell commands that you often use together and makes intelligent recommendations for automating your workflow. Very naive example: - git add . - git commit -m "Some commit message" - git push Becomes: newcmd
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10y ago
First of all, health care is definitely a part of society which needs to be reinvented, so kudos for contributing to that. You say you are looking to build a platform with a great value for society. Why not focus on the big issues? Smoking
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10y ago
Rarely more than half an hour a day. I really like to read advice people give on Ask HN threads. Aside from that, I skim the front page and select a few items and discussions to read. I definitely read less articles than there are worth rea
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rpod
10y ago
Thank you for your insight.
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10y ago
I have received a lot of job offers through LinkedIn, but none of them ever appealed to me, so as far as my career prospects go it doesn't add much value. But it's nice to keep in touch with former colleagues, and to be able to se
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10y ago
Just wondering, how would you respond when being asked about your previous salary? I'm asking because I'm currently in negotiation with some companies, and being asked for your previous salary seems to be common practice.