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by siavosh 13y ago
When I worked at a financial firm, we were regularly reminded not to write any emails that we wouldn't mind being printed on the front page of a newspaper. It's a tough habit to keep in mind, especially for non-work emails, but it
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David Ogilvy on Writing(farnamstreetblog.com)
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Tech Poaches Wall Street Talent (online.wsj.com)
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Conscientious Workers (Scientific American – October 2, 1880)(blog.lostartpress.com)
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Your code as a heightened detail of your life(siavoshb.tumblr.com)
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U.S. accuses cyber exchange of laundering $6 billion(reuters.com)
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Traditional Japanese woodcut print of Mario Kart Racing etc.(ukiyoeheroes.com)
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by siavosh 13y ago
At my previous firm, cuts in these sorts of things was a rounding error in their balance sheet--completely immaterial. BUT it was viewed as an indirect signal to everyone to think frugally in your projects, work harder, and temper feelings
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Object oriented vs. functional programming(johndcook.com)
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Bret Victor: Drawing Dynamic Visualizations(vimeo.com)
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Programmer responsibility(siavoshb.tumblr.com)
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Space station leaking vital coolant, NASA says(science.nbcnews.com)
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by siavosh 13y ago
I'd never heard of the age segregation explanation, it's very interesting since it implies this degree of behavior isn't inevitable. Are there any references for this claim?
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by siavosh 14y ago
Not that I disagree with you, but have you looked at a typical architect's salary and job prospects?
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Bret Victor: Stop Drawing Dead Fish. A talk about art and computers(vimeo.com)
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by siavosh 14y ago
Same here. These sort of time scales should really make us humble and question the meaning of "making a dent in the universe" or taking our legacies too seriously.
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by siavosh 14y ago
It seems like the topic of QF is appearing more frequently these days on HN. I guess it's a sign of the times after an absence after the implosion of 2008. There also seems to be general leveling off of posts on how awesome working for star
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Should you listen to your user? There’s a formula for that.(siavoshb.tumblr.com)
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by siavosh 14y ago
Is this just a repeat of the Krispy Kreme craze around the turn of the millenium?
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Design Patterns, 15 years later(informit.com)
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Break into Silicon Valley with a blog(nathanmarz.com)
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Krenov on Compromises(siavoshb.tumblr.com)
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Redefining the 10x programmer(siavoshb.tumblr.com)
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Ticking time bomb(siavoshb.tumblr.com)
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Some thoughts on woodworking and programming(siavoshb.tumblr.com)
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Lessons after five years of professional programming(siavoshb.tumblr.com)
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Tesla Model S Sales Exceed Target(teslamotors.com)
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by siavosh 14y ago
All good points. I think the real takeaway here though is if the price of a diamond really floated to its fair value, we'd be buying rings with something else on them. Which satisfies most of your list, but in addition, it would be more rat
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by siavosh 14y ago
Any additional special deals for folks who own the first edition? Maybe for just the diff ;)
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by siavosh 14y ago
I've read this domino-effect on server clusters on several HN postmortems and I've seen various flavors of this on our own web servers. I'd like to think there's a simple configuration in most servers that prevent 100% cpu utilization from

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