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by thedz 10y ago
IMO, this is an artistic fallacy that needs to die. Responding and adjusting to feedback doesn't undermine the integrity of a work or weaken its authenticity. Cycles of feedback and iteration are common to all work in every medium. Obv
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by thedz 10y ago
This story was headlined with "Noise and Turbulence"
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by thedz 10y ago
I think many of the comments are missing a few important points: 1. Yes, 20% Asian hiring rate is pretty decent when you compare to the general Asian population at large. However , the lawsuit specifically alleges that, in one example cas
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by thedz 10y ago
Really great! It was honestly a relatively painless transition for me.
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by thedz 10y ago
Notable improvements: - Async /Io - Async Jobs - "Packages", which allow easier built-in bundling of plugins I'm pretty excited for this release! I've been using Neovim for several months now, but really great to se
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Building your first Atom plugin(github.com)
7 points by thedz 10y ago|1 comments
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by thedz 10y ago
IMO, whether or not it's true that certain traits of autism make for better programmers is actually irrelevant -- it's not useful for that kind of generalization. Not all high functioning autistics become great programmers, just a
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by thedz 10y ago
I think it's going to vary wildly to what the website actually does. Something like Gmail or Slack? I'm probably going to be happier with a (well-constructed!) SPA. If managing state across things is important to the core functi
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by thedz 10y ago
FWIW my company uses both Splunk and Sentry, I've found myself using them to combo together quite nicely
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by thedz 10y ago
I mean, thanks for describing how many open source companies make money?
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by thedz 10y ago
As long as it remains open source, nothing prevents you from self-hosting, tho
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by thedz 10y ago
> Maybe crying is seen as an intense emotion for rare occasions so when someone seems to be crying every weekday or over trivial things it demeans the powerfulness and impact of crying. Yes, I think that's the issue. Crying should
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Neural style transfer on game images(polygon.com)
3 points by thedz 10y ago|0 comments
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by thedz 10y ago
FWIW I'll add another data point as someone who reads cover letters, uses that to distinguish between what are sometimes very similarly experienced resumes
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by thedz 10y ago
"Reality", when it comes to photography, is ill defined tho. Something as fundamental as adjusting exposure will create very different images. I except news photography, since they tend to expose and shoot for what the eye sees, w
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by thedz 10y ago
He was handcuffed publicly, had a taser pointed at him, and suffered a decent amount of emotional duress without even knowing why they did it to him, or what his crime was. The "innocent until proven guilty" bit might not be 100%
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by thedz 10y ago
Her son being misinformed, assuming that was true, is not a hoax. By definition, a hoax is an intentional deception. You claiming that it is a hoax explicitly means you think there's an intent to mislead on the part of the editor.
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by thedz 10y ago
> This screams "hoax" to me. Healthy skepticism is useful, but if you think that the editor-at-large of a well known U.S. media publication would conduct a public hoax involving her son, well, you do you.
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by thedz 10y ago
> You can argue that they should do pro-active refunds but a lot of addresses will have changed and it would be otherwise difficult and expensive. I'm honestly not convinced that's a reasonable expectation. If I owe my state or
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ImageMagick Is on Fire – CVE-2016–3714(medium.com)
9 points by thedz 10y ago|2 comments
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by thedz 10y ago
> surely sad that writing has become this nowadays. Why do you say that? Writing is practice. The act of writing itself is one of the best ways to improve writing. Which is why so many writers stress the importance of regular writing,
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by thedz 10y ago
Is there a refund time limit in the store ToS? A year and a half or so seems excessively long for anything, let alone hardware.
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by thedz 10y ago
Indeed, I've known a few people in my life who say "I can eat as much as I want and I never seem to gain any weight". But then when I actually accompany them, it's mostly that they don't overeat. "As much as
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by thedz 10y ago
Oh, definitely. I've lost upwards of 30 pounds over the past year and a half. Much of it is related to changes in my diet, but exercising regularly has definitely helped my diet. Personally, I'm much less likely to eat in excess
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by thedz 10y ago
> The most accurate title would be "Don't exercise in order to earn the right to eat junk food later". Which is the meager point they're actually making. Except that's not the only point the article makes. You mi
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by thedz 10y ago
I've found online reaction to this article quite interesting. Normally data and study minded folks bring out the "anecdotally, this doesn't seem true" responses, and people seem think the article is attacking exercise a
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Lawsuit blames Snapchat’s speed filter for Georgia car crash(theverge.com)
1 points by thedz 10y ago|1 comments
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by thedz 10y ago
Interesting note: The author (Raph Levien) is also the creator of my defacto programming font Inconsolata. Super cool.
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by thedz 10y ago
> That's how life works. Stop whining. No, life isn't fair. Deal with it. I realize that the context is different in the U.S. vs the rest of the world, but would you say "life isn't fair, deal with it" to slaves
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by thedz 10y ago
This project, a simple to use console editor, doesn't really overlap in intended functionality with a go package for Vim.

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