thelogos

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by thelogos 13y ago
There was an interesting post a while back, basically stating that the career page on company website is much more effective than job search engine since there are a lot of dead listing. They also went into how you can use google to search
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by thelogos 13y ago
I would move to SE asia. That much money will last you 2yrs there, holed up in a hotel room with your own room service. 2 years is plenty of time to code.
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by thelogos 13y ago
Don't load up on too many classes. Seriously, nobody will be impressed. Do make sure you get a good GPA. Find an internship at all cost and go to job fair. Major in the right subject. This is very important. I made this mistake and it
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by thelogos 13y ago
As long as width stays the same. I think Apple is the only company out there that has been sane enough to keep their phone usable with one hand. With the current size, I'm already having trouble hitting the back button.
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by thelogos 13y ago
I'm set to release an app in about a week that will let you collapse comments. Will be posting it on here once it passes through review.
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by thelogos 13y ago
Since you already have an iMac, I would go with the 11in, but the best route would be a 13/15 in rMBP. I find desktop unnecessary unless you're going full out with multiple monitors. Sometimes I wish I had a 2nd screen when workin
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by thelogos 13y ago
>AND he's in Vietnam. Huge sum of money. It's a huge sum of money anywhere. But in Vietnam, you can hole yourself up in a nice hotel in the center of the city, eat out everyday and live lavishly for less than $2k a month.
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by thelogos 13y ago
This guy lives in Vietnam? I would be seriously worried about my own safety if I were him. Coming out and doing that interview was a bad idea. Believe me, you don't want to be known as a rich person in a country like Vietnam. People wi
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by thelogos 13y ago
Not just with startups, but with life in general. It's good practice to not give out advice unless someone specifically ask for it. The only time I break this rule is with my parents. Most people will not feel any gratitude if your adv
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by thelogos 13y ago
It's a personal project, an attempt at passive income. It can't be help that there's a lot of boring work in the world and somebody has to do them. Personally,I think those kind of work rarely pays adequate dividend in the en
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by thelogos 13y ago
I feel like procrastinating is such a common human condition that it's really not about you but about the work you're putting off. When I was in college, I would put off doing lab reports until 6am in the morning. Watch youtube, s
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by thelogos 13y ago
What's not mentioned is many companies these days have loyalty toward their employees. Why should you be loyal and dedicate your whole life to something that's not loyal to you? Companies are increasingly hiring people as contract
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by thelogos 13y ago
I don't believe that any entire can be made out of sapphire unless inorganic has come far along than I thought. Plus, sapphire is also brittle. You have to find a balance between flexibility and hardness.
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by thelogos 13y ago
Most of time I just work in my room. I find public places far too distracting. Plus, I vape like fiend when I code, good luck doing that in starbucks or any coffee shop.
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by thelogos 13y ago
The learning curve is steep. After using it for a while, I still can't figure out how to do certain things. I don't understand why they decided to hide the status bar.
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by thelogos 13y ago
It's not unusual for airbnb to be more expensive than hotel. When I was in vietnam, all I had to do was go around to a couple of hotels and ask for the price in person. Many hotels are not advertised online. And even though the space i
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by thelogos 13y ago
Am I the only one who has noticed that hotel is cheaper than Airbnb? Especially in SE asian countries, you can actually haggle hotel prices if staying for extended amount of time. Even without that, it's still cheaper in some cases to
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by thelogos 13y ago
What do you mean? As far as the forum members, they're as black as you can get. Though, some of them only sell the tools that enable illegal activities or exploits.
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by thelogos 13y ago
Seems kind of wasteful if you're not loaded with funds. If I were an employee, I wouldn't mind using my own computer. Prefer it actually.
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by thelogos 13y ago
xcode
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by thelogos 13y ago
A lot of them meet in private invite-only forums. Krebs had some success infiltrating those forums but eventually got discovered.
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by thelogos 13y ago
It seems like every stimulants these days are found to improve long-term memory or enhance working memory.
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by thelogos 13y ago
Fish oil and vitamin d3 is so important that it's impossible to elaborate everything in this comment. I used to have a bigger regimen but have cut down to these 2 plus sodium r-lipoid acid. 1. Most modern livestocks are raise on grains
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by thelogos 13y ago
Many people have already recommended exercise, but I would advise you not to jog or lift high rep. Why? It's repetitive and time consuming. It also doesn't do anything for your testosterone level. If you're a guy, you have to
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Valproate reopens critical-period learning of absolute pitch(frontiersin.org)
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by thelogos 13y ago
All the stuff I have, -Herman miller chair -army cot -2 blankets -small foldable table -mbp -iphone -casio f91w -10 pairs of dress pants and dress shirts (custom tailored in SE Asia), a black suit, 2 jackets, 2 pairs of shoes -two pelican
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by thelogos 13y ago
Does anyone else think it would be easier and less bloody to just get the Taliban addicted to heroine and subsidize their cost of living?
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by thelogos 13y ago
I have to agree that self-control does dramatically improve with age for most people. From what I've seen, my own father and grandfather is still sharp as a razor, easily faster than most guys my age and far wiser. For now, eat a few kg of
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by thelogos 13y ago
This has been repeated ad nauseam and to me it seems like this is another one of psychology's attempt at masquerading as science. The way someone view themselves is subject to many variables that goes beyond these generalization. If you've
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by thelogos 14y ago
Check out Dr.Sulzer's research. A lot of these studies are very hard to understand without some organic chem and biochem background. Reading the abstract is simply not enough feel the significance of these research. The other problem is acc

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