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Ask HN: What do you do when your entire being opposes the task at hand?
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I have heard a lot of people say that they feel more creative after smoking marijuana. They make connections between ideas that they normally wouldn't and come up with creative solutions to difficult problems. I worked with someone who
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I am not a CSS expert, but I would think there must be a reason frameworks like Bootstrap went with the gutter approach? I don't know what it is, but I suspect there is a reason because otherwise this is so much simpler to deal with.
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The Best Commencement Speeches, Ever
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Researcher Creates Holodeck With Occulus and Kinect
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Feel Like an Impostor? You’re Not Alone
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The surgeon who operates from 400km away
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FDA Dangles Golden Ticket to Spur Drugs for Neglected Diseases
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I feel the same way. When I moved from Windows to Mac, I nearly burst into tears due to lack of simple keyboard shortcuts. And it was surprising to me given how geeks prefer Mac over Windows. I expected Mac to be more keyboard friendly and
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Because of this awkwardness, I never minimize windows either (like others who replied here). I simply hide them.
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"Since then, researchers have found that in darkness most people eventually adjust to a 48-hour cycle: 36 hours of activity followed by 12 hours of sleep. The reasons are still unclear" This statement was interesting to me. I wond
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For me it was a colleague when I mentioned I feel so out of date.
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Heroku Design Tool
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Not to start a religious discussion, but I think the Hindus have this idea that the world is created, it goes through a set of 'ages' and is destroyed at the end of the last age. The whole cycles is then repeated again. Sounds a l
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It's been years since I have actually read a programming language/framework book end to end. Or even done an online tutorial from start to finish. When I started learning iOS, I started with Stanford's CS 193P lecture series
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I think I am emotional about programming. My intuition, more than 'design principles' guides me design choices during coding.
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Thanks both to you and thenomad for your replies. vijucat, your answer reminds me of Eckhart Tolle[1]. I have a tendency towards depression. And among other things I have listened to Eckhart in past to deal with it. And he helped me greatly
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Could the fact that America has been a melting pot of immigrants moving in from various parts of the world affected the average American height? I am from Southeast Asia, where average heights are less than European or Americans'. And
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You are right design is not just frontend. And the design of a good codebase is a whole another neuroses for me :) Here, I did mean 'how things look'. (The longer I have been programming, the more difficult it has for me to work w
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I do try to do that. I have wondered if it some type of psychological problem I have that I want to be good at everything and thus am always feeling inferior. My brain is filled with all these ideas that I want to execute but I want them al
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The 'no code satisfaction' aspect of web frontend development has been an issue for me whenever I have tried my hand at it. The chaotic, un-organized nature of the code drives me a little crazy. But at the same time it increases m
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Another author (and neuroscientist) is David Eagleman. His book - Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Brain, is fantastic.
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Ask HN: How do you deal with inferiority complex?
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Is there any statement/belief in Christian philosophy that Human cannot be divine or Divine cannot be human? If there is then the paradox does exist.
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High-Tech Maker Spaces: Helping Little Startups Make It Big
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Meteor 0.8.1 Released
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Printouts of often needed code snippets is a great idea. I think it would help me to put up printouts of 'context-switch-snippets'. Like when I need to go to iOS programming after doing Ruby for a while, a quick checklist of the s
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"The great thing about strangers is that we tend to put on our happy face when we meet them, reserving our crankier side for the people we know and love." This is so true. It is such an irrational behavior on our part, yet we all
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Well, by doing I meant physical/mental group activities. Games, sports, building something, learning something new etc.
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I like eating alone. My favorite way to eat is to eat while reading something interesting. A good book somehow makes the food more enjoyable. I think as a culture we socialize too much around food. People meet, date, celebrate, have family
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