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by stbn 6y ago
Google Web Toolkit [1] does this. [1] http://www.gwtproject.org/
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by stbn 6y ago
(Anecdotal counterevidence:) Founder of Omio, Naren Shaam, has a very diverse company.
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by stbn 7y ago
Us Italians
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Ask HN: Ever struggled with threats to your business?
1 points by stbn 7y ago|0 comments
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by stbn 8y ago
Oliver James: How To Develop Emotional Health [1] Goodreads only shows a rating of 3.59/5 but personally I would recommend it. It speaks about how the early years are crucial for developing emotional health and what parents can do. Dis
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by stbn 8y ago
I strongly agree. Rarely do I see such a humanistic approach in tech. It brings an important matter to our attention and is meaningful. As a side note, what is meaningful is pedagogically valuable, because what has meaning is easier to reme
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by stbn 8y ago
Just a few days ago, I asked a similar question which may be interesting to some: Ask HN: Being Highly Sensitive (HSP), can I find fulfilling work in tech? [0] [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17826317
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by stbn 8y ago
Thank you for instilling some optimism. Of course you're right, one has to keep looking.
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by stbn 8y ago
Thanks for the suggestion! That would be something in the context of either education or administration, right? Ironically, I always had the idea that people end up in the university system if they're »not good enough to work in the re
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by stbn 8y ago
Thank you for your extensive comment! Lots of food for thought, and much appreciated. I have tried Enneagram before (being a 4 as well, IIRC), but I may need to look into it again in more detail.
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Ask HN: Being Highly Sensitive (HSP), can I find fulfilling work in tech?
6 points by stbn 8y ago|9 comments
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by stbn 9y ago
This looks very cool, thank you! I have an issue, though: Can't open the File and Mind Map menus, neither on Firefox nor Chromium nor Opera.
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Ask HN: Why would you want to make your site work without JS?
1 points by stbn 9y ago|3 comments
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by stbn 10y ago
Can someone name a couple of those hundreds of attempts?
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by stbn 10y ago
Thank you for publishing this. The mere notion that there's other people dealing with similar problems helps easing the pain, maybe because one feels understood for a change, to some extent at least. In fact, I found your piece so valu