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taylorbuley
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A good dev manager would be thrilled to have a senior like you on their team. Rockstars are great, but bedrock employees are better.
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The password to the system was "BRIS," the name of the vendor.
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Beware dangling modifiers! > I built a failed startups goods website and named it VcSubsidized.com Is better written as: I built a website named VcSubsidized.com for failed startups goods
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Focus and Dart Macros
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A bit of a false dichotomy. But in my own experience, the search is not very semantic. Director of Engineering that builds bridges is pretty different from a Director of Engineering that builds APIs. My experience with LinkedIn job search o
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Although they are both forms of environmental modification, light therapy is different than color therapy. Light therapy uses e.g. daylight to boost affect. Color therapy uses e.g. silver paint to prime cognition.
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Nature bathing is great. But it turns out that people in hospital beds facing windows recover faster when they face nature. And, in fact, it's not the nature at all! It can be fake and just as effective. In the end, basically, it'
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Environmental modification is one of my favorite emotional coping strategies. It.. feels like you're actually doing something! Cleaning up/tidying, "sacred space creation," light and color therapy all work way more effec
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If you're into this, you might enjoy the Opal Hunters show on Max.
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Love to see these youths reclaim the word "hacker."
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This is true across other domains! If trains are spaced exactly 10 minutes apart and you arrive at a random time, the expected waiting time is 5 minutes, for example.
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This touches on the subtle but significant distinction between computer science (CS) as an academic field and programming as a skill or profession. I would say that not all paths to programming emanate from CS. But, practically, I'd sa
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I use alpine over at sdf.org. I'd love to use this instead.
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Congrats kid! It's a fun app incorporating strategic and visual play. The code is well structured and clean. `onclick` handlers inline are a great way to get going with interactivity. One possible improvement could be to add event list
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Mark Zuckerberg Wants to Feed You More AI Slop
(bloomberg.com)
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An interesting viewpoint. And from it, a good example of how failure can be positive -- even when it hurts.
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Taking care of yourself means authentic emotional expression and it's crucial to health, as it reduces this internalized stress, helping to maintain both mental and physical well-being. In The Myth of Normal, Gabor Maté argues that sup
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Parkinson's Law and why is it sabotaging your productivity
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Crumb is from my small town in CA. During the fires, not so long ago, my mentor kept some of his old journals safe for his family. 10 or so notebooks full of doodles, all in one place. I can only imagine what that was worth! Much more, cult
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Bill Gross wants to save media with AI
(crazystupidtech.com)
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Reminds me of the good ol' days of wardriving SF with 14 WRT-54Gs running aircrack-ng in the back of my GTI. These days our devices do the sniffing for us. Back then unearthing a BSSID felt like discovery! It felt like exploration.
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New York City's Biggest Taxi Insurer Is Insolvent, Risking Transit Meltdown
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One thing that's really cool is how this differs by culture. Ask a Russian, and you'll get an answer that may diverge from an American.
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UC Davis Receives Grant to Build Network Supporting Open Source Software
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Local Networks Go Global When Domain Names Collide
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Parents' hush-hush back-to-school hack: Sending their kids off in a Waymo
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Microsoft will try the data-scraping Windows Recall feature again in October
(arstechnica.com)
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The 'lost day' occurred because the expedition had been traveling westward, in the same direction as the Sun. As they circled the globe, they were effectively chasing the Sun, which meant that each day was slightly longer than 24
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Being Seen, Whatever the Cost
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Burst Damage
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