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by sebringj 10y ago
"Be yourself" != "Be tactless and unaware of others' feelings" Instead, it means follow what makes you happy, do what makes you happy, get in where you fit in, etc.
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by sebringj 10y ago
That would make sense I guess but in a "lesser evil" type way.
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by sebringj 10y ago
Medical errors are the 3rd leading cause of death. Didn't that wake them up to make it less error prone, not more?
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Private members using JavaScript classes(jasonsebring.com)
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by sebringj 10y ago
I am more productive now than ever and I have 3 kids. I would attribute this to breadth and depth of skill, always learning new things and of course, working remotely as a consultant which gives me huge amounts of time and energy that other
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by sebringj 10y ago
The problem is in LA, traffic blows. Not only blows, its becoming a liability costing productivity. If money is taken for this, money can be used for something else promoting less traffic. It isn't about taking money at this stage, I t
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by sebringj 10y ago
well maybe some of them but you didn't read all of them ;)
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by sebringj 10y ago
Money seems to incentivize people one way or another as I'm exactly like this and I'm sure others are probably too. I hate the toll roads and avoid them even though I can afford them. Lots of times it ends up costing me because I
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by sebringj 10y ago
Ah so you mean call other js processes through async/yield type stuff. I think that is cognitively easier than introducing new concepts like this has with a familiar way to do things. I agree with you. There would have to be some other
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by sebringj 10y ago
Independence. For me, I've always had the privilege of being a lone wolf, because I only accepted remote gigs as a consultant as my primary goal was always generating revenue on the side through programming business ideas, trying them
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by sebringj 10y ago
This seems more organic and will better the gaming industry as a whole. I'm very excited.
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by sebringj 10y ago
If Amazon were a guy, he'd be a standup guy. This is a very detailed and responsible explanation. S3 has revolutionized my businesses and I love that service to no end. These problems happen very rarely but I may have backups just in c
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by sebringj 10y ago
Yes, I hope it is. I just was writing it in a style of a possibility rather than a prediction as its the same thing to be very positive or very negative, at least in terms of making errors into the future.
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by sebringj 10y ago
Ideally, I agree with you. The other part of me sees humanity in a transition period of having all of this amazing information at its fingertips but not the smarts to use it, at least for the common person. We need a brain boost to keep up
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by sebringj 10y ago
The difference being...perception right? Currently we have a huge amount of information but the same limits of comprehension. We didn't suddenly get new anatomy when the internet came online. Its apples and oranges. If you are able to
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by sebringj 10y ago
One more tangent: The perception of time would be very different if we were highly integrated into machines right? What if you could perceive things at 1000 times the normal human?
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by sebringj 10y ago
Yah I think so too. Super Tangent warning: I recently saw the documentary on Koko the Gorilla and was amazed at her emotional intelligence and communication skills. Why not integrate AI into other animals besides humans?
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by sebringj 10y ago
This is short-term pessimism, inline with the common dystopian future of sci-fi. It is really difficult to predict human behaviors and technology in the long term. Humans have the ability to steer things to their advantage so interesting th
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by sebringj 10y ago
Relating to this...recently I needed to hook up a web app to a JSON RPC API and also extend that API, having to work with a legacy system. It was interesting to note that there was only one POST verb used in the entire API and the data form
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by sebringj 10y ago
Totally. Your comment is particularly relevant to me as I'm building my own social network and have to see blunders of others and avoid them like the plague.
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by sebringj 10y ago
I wonder if there would be a basic model like this with an included touchscreen. That would be perfect for kiosks and any type of wall mount setup like a code entry or whatever. That seems like a common use case to me.
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by sebringj 10y ago
At least Sony is positive about this.
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by sebringj 10y ago
I completely agree if you are purely an employee. It has no use other than to bother you. However, I've found in consulting work, I sometimes get these random gems where companies want my skillset and are willing to pay very high hourl
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by sebringj 10y ago
I think that's the best use of them yet.
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by sebringj 10y ago
I remember making several comments over the years about that on LinkedIn asking why endorsements were relevant. Recruiters or IT companies looking for favors would randomly give me credit for skills they had no idea I was capable of or not.
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by sebringj 10y ago
It is so very pathetic that we have to see these types of diagrams spelling things out so elementary about global warming, now. At the heart of this, I still believe strongly there needs to be some type of mandatory subject, as core as read
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by sebringj 10y ago
More like tRagic based on the comments here.
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by sebringj 10y ago
Its a trade off. You have to be more organized and use the right tools if you are remote. You have to pick the right kinds of personalities to work with you to be remote. If you don't do that, then you will have a harder time than bein
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by sebringj 10y ago
Probably. I shouldn't stick my nose in a subject I have no business to comment on. I'll keep on programming. :)
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by sebringj 10y ago
This would be really scary if it was relatively eminent, but its like so far away that we would have 5th dimensional technology if we survived as a species by then and could slip into different parallel dimensions where issues don't ha

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