ryanklee

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by ryanklee 4y ago
Yes, I was aware of the tradeoffs up and down the line. And we should not fall prey to outcome bias. Given the massive unknowns of the virus early on and through the first full year of school, it seems to me we made the right choice. We&#x2
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by ryanklee 4y ago
I think you should clarify your sample. I'm a liberal, was in favor of school closings early, my daughter went to her first year of kindergarten remote, and I was very aware of the tradeoffs. People like Emily Oster have been excellent
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by ryanklee 4y ago
That's not an answer to the question. he/she was asking for evidence or an explanation, because your claim is not intuitive.
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by ryanklee 4y ago
What are some exemplary self-published technical books that you've read? Are there any platforms that allow for discovery of such works?
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by ryanklee 5y ago
This seems like an unfair comment. I looked at the poster's submission history, and it does not show what you are claiming.
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by ryanklee 5y ago
Seems like enough people have the same confusion that it might be a worthwhile exercise to evaluate whether you are effectively communicating what you believe yourself to be.
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by ryanklee 5y ago
You did not ask that. You asked if it was learned or related to synesthesia. Learned behavior are not necessarily deliberately constructed.
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by ryanklee 5y ago
You seem to be carrying the impression that this is deliberately constructed -- it's not, this is just part of the author's intuitive representational system. He's not "making it" one way or the other. It's mad
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by ryanklee 5y ago
What's outlandish about it? Some people wake up on the early side for all sorts of reasons -- disposition, physiology, mix of responsibilities requires it, household functioning, kids, etc., etc. There are many different kinds of peopl
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by ryanklee 5y ago
It's not clear to me what the expertise is that you seem to see. These appear to be multi-disciplinary questions that converge on the notion of place.
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by ryanklee 5y ago
The response on twitter has been totally abysmal. Very few people seem to be reacting to this in a way that recognizes he's having a manic episode. Lots of shaming, distancing, bridge burning, etc. Very concerning that it's not cl
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by ryanklee 5y ago
This plus the content of the podcast released last week with Tomasz Lelek make me think something mentally unhealthy is happening with the host. Feels pathological. Loved the podcast in the past, but I'll be moving on. Hope he gets bet
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by ryanklee 6y ago
There's rampant *NIX provincialism out there that's blind to the reality that Windows is basically on par (and even innovative) as a dev environment. Just another form of self-serving elitism.
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by ryanklee 6y ago
"This second edition has been extensively revised. It has been restructured into two distinct parts—part I, Hardware, and part II, Software—with six projects in each part. All chapters and projects have been rewritten, with an emphasis
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by ryanklee 6y ago
But the price is not merely monitary. People buy things because they've invested an amount of confidence in the quality of something, not on a lark or some dispassionate experiment to find out whether something is garbage or not. That
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by ryanklee 6y ago
Really sounds like your being a bit of an apologist. The game is such a mess, both in terms of bugs and the mismanagement of perception. CDPR should have never released the game if they had consumer's interests in mind. Another year or
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by ryanklee 6y ago
This is a really silly criticism of this particular application, given (1) this application's functionality depends on integration with a github account, and (2) that third party auth sign ins is a very common feature, so nothing appli
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by ryanklee 6y ago
It's not common in English for that distinction to accomplish the work that you're asserting it does. "Should" and "ought" are synonymous. "Ought" has a more formal tone, but outside technical setting
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by ryanklee 7y ago
Care to qualify?
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by ryanklee 7y ago
I personally find bodyweight fitness (aka calisthenics) incredibly challenging and satisfying. Good routines are based on progression from easier forms to more difficult forms, emphasis on form over quantity, and at the end of the day, you&
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by ryanklee 7y ago
I was freelance copywriter. I decided to switch because the dynamics of the market for writers are brutal, and I didn't have the passion for it. I switched to software engineering because there was I good strong likelihood I have a kna
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by ryanklee 7y ago
Self-taught, second profession, 38-years old, after just 1.5 years into my SWE career, lots of hard, deliberate work in an uncharted CI/CD space, and I've landed a role as a Site Reliability Engineer for a major player in the heal
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by ryanklee 8y ago
His numbers track closely to mine when I had only an unrelated career behind me. 300~ applications. ~25 actual rejections. ~15 phone interviews. ~5 onsites. ~1 accepted. It felt both necessary and successful, considering the junior dev mark
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by ryanklee 8y ago
It's an optional feature of the language. Sometimes its exclusion does lead to ambiguity, but other than that, it's a stylistic choice, and preferences on usage diverge.
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by ryanklee 10y ago
Location: Minneapolis, MN Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: White papers, technical writing, editorial, eBooks, syndication, landing pages, copywriting, adcopy, ghos
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by ryanklee 10y ago
Try "Animal Upon Animal" by HABA.[0] It's an excellent game for kids exactly that young. Very simple stacking game. I highly recommend it. It'll teach turn taking and goal oriented thinking. http://a.co/b
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by ryanklee 10y ago
3 years old is definitely not too early to start playing structured games. At first, early on, games should be very simple. The idea is to focus solely on the basic structure of games: --game start --keep attention on game
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by ryanklee 10y ago
> have 50 words for snow Untrue, but widely circulated and accepted myth [0] [0] http://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=4419
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by ryanklee 11y ago
The study compared children enrolled versus forced to delay entrance according to an arbitrary date.[1] Socioeconomic status has nothing to do with it. Further, the study explicitly claims causal relationships, rather than merely correlativ
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by ryanklee 11y ago
> A sufficient definition The question is: what determines sufficiency? Edit: Further, definitions are often very difficult to produce even in rudimentary form.

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