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Testosterone, namely. I talk about what I know. That type of thinking dismisses everyone as generic. We are all varied creatures with our own distinct traits however specific gender and sexual preferences have a common pattern. For me to ta
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This is really for my fellow single male programmers. I think programmers tend to identify with being socially awkward as we spend our time focusing on analytical problems usually by ourselves or with similar individuals which emphasizes ou
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10y ago
The number one issue I've found with Node.js is when developers make things overly complicated for no apparent reason. The bar may be too low to get in so possibly you'll get a higher degree of poor design decisions. The second wo
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The funny thing about quoting people of the past
(joonhachu.blogspot.com)
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Was it just me or did Alan say the brain is magic? It's so arrogant of him to think he believed he understood the brain enough to say he doesn't understand it so it must be magic. I so love Minsky. Long live Marvin Minksy.
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10y ago
Lock-in on old tech has been the main worry for me in terms of installing panels on my home. An upgrade option would be a done deal for me, especially since its Tesla.
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Evolution goes deeper than your rationalizations. Our brains descended from a long line of successful matings that obviously waited long enough to fuck before checking out. Possibly the fucking potential keeps us keepin' on in the lowe
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I was never good at knowing someone's perspective prior to having experienced it. The common pattern throughout my life has been once I have experienced it, I'll tend to feel much more empathy than I would prior to someone in that
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http://chat.stackoverflow.com/
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i would go as far to say if you dont use the tools/tech at your disposal to get the job done as effeciently as possible then you are suboptimal as a programmer. the entire concept of technology is building or gluing others' effort
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It's Bullshit but... the exception to this is if you're consulting corp-to-corp hourly or doing you're own startup that's fine but otherwise it is exploitive culture propaganda praying on the naive. (overly dramatic, its
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That makes sense. There are plenty of evolutionary cruft we have though such as an appendix we don't need or the odd way the recurrent laryngeal nerve ended up. It does hint at room for improvement, however impossibly difficult that ma
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Those are some great points, especially about how women's identities change as I've seen that from some of my relatives. But just to be slightly different, I view this as an observation of human nature in general rather than it ne
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These kind of studies address bell curves which by definition always has outliers so your statement is correct but statistically may be an outlier. You can always say "it depends" in other words.
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Intuitively, this feels very right with my experience being on both sides of the fence. I would need to do a study on one aspect of this in particular that gut-wise is the core of this IMO: The way people treat you shapes your personality a
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There are good recruiters but they tend to be the ones that are working directly for the said company and are paid via a placement fee one-time or simply salaried. The worst ones tend to be the middle-man recruiting firm that claims to be a
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Isn't this good news for Tesla's giga factory?
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11y ago
Waking up from the American Dream tends to do just that. The banks have more power than ever after the housing market collapse and income inequality keeps steadily increasing. The rules are shifting in the favor of capitalism in its purest
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I know I wasn't interested in doing any JavaScript until they started modularizing it and npm was that on crack. Possibly once the kids had their shiny new npm, some went mad with power and took it too far. Take the good with the bad t
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I like Go but I get an uncomfortable culty-vibe from this posting. Also, if we could just title our blogs with "Interesting, Relevant, Engaging" so everyone would read them would be so much easier.
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Now if they can just run XCode, we are on to something.
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This is a non-issue and taking focus away from the real issue. The issue is the security hole that NPM opens up when a namespace can be grabbed up by anyone if the original developer pulls out.
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OK because you keep up-voting... now imagine an augmented life filter that is an AI interpreting reality for you in a very rosy and agreeable way. It seems everyone and everything are pretty much awesome. Your AI output filter is particular
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Let's go even further beyond graphics, imagine a Visual Imagination API that could take in video as well as textual/voice input. This would enable a storyteller in front of a huge display, intensely narrating while a living canvas
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Wow, take this idea further with how google lets an AI "dream" with fish and pigs onto normal everyday scenes, you could allow the AI to visually interpret a game scene in real time but train it with domain-specific imagery so it&
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I would think the Cordova camp is crying with happy tears.
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I get a little uncanny valley from listening to this.
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Web Assembly will dissolve that monopoly, not sure when though.
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Nelly came up with that already.
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SoundCloud is a grassroots thing really necessary for creativity coming out of no where exposing music on an even playing field compared with other services. I love them. They should not only charge for music uploading but have a premium pl
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