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3y ago
You've been reading Guns, Germs, and Steel?
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3y ago
The animals there evolved with humans.
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3y ago
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Why are uncle Bob and clean code bad solutions?
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3y ago
Learn about the concept of diffusion as explained in ACT (acceptance and commitment therapy) best taught by the book: A Liberated Mind by Steven C Hayes. Basically following a set of practices to distance your thoughts from yourself so you
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3y ago
I type Dvorak all day at work, and Qwerty everywhere else, my brain can switch freely between the two no problem. I have no idea why this is possible, but it is.
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4y ago
Is this like chatGPT?
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4y ago
After 15 years of engineering... I'm still insecure. So are most engineers. I wouldn't tell someone to stop being insecure. I'd let them know it's totally normal to feel insecure.
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4y ago
This analogous to the "grim reaper paradox"
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4y ago
How do they know the galaxies are connected?
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Ask HN: How's the job hunt going? (For those laid off)
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4y ago
Yes
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4y ago
I just got laid off from Stripe on Thursday. Our team was up to it's neck with work that needed to be done. Other teams as well we're in disparate need of more engineers. They didn't do layoffs because they had excess employe
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Ask HN: Laid off from Stripe. How do you prep for tech interviewing?
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4y ago
Ya'll are hyper focusing on the nights and weekends. That was my personal decision, not part of the culture.
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4y ago
I work for Stripe and got laid off this morning. Sucks because my manager was only told this morning, and didn't have a chance to talk about how well I was doing or take any part in the decision making. We'll at least I'll ge
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4y ago
I'm currently interested in roguelike game development, but I probably couldn't justify that as helping my current job.
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4y ago
Anything in particular?
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4y ago
We actually already have access to O'Reilly learning, but I can't say I take advantage of it. How would you approach learning via O'Reilly Learning?
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4y ago
I'd prefer not to travel. I've been to a few conferences, and haven't gotten as much out of them as I'd imagined I would.
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Ask HN: How should I spend my companies $500 education budget?
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4y ago
You can tell it's old because it is some derivative of "java".
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4y ago
Ha. Did you make your name for this comment?
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4y ago
After playing brogue for a couple of years, I'm really intrigued by rogue like development. I haven't started yet, but something seems more approachable about having a bunch of ascii characters as the gui.
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A new browser with note taking and whiteboarding
(arc.net)
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I realized this one evening driving under the stary sky. I had a full-blown panic attack. It's been 15 years and I still have trouble driving under the sky. I guess I'm basically agoraphobic, but after some googling it's prob
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4y ago
I really like the idea, but the effort required to boot up a server is holding me back.
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4y ago
Maybe this is helpful https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_belief
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4y ago
Hannibal and me. I love the way it combines selfhelp/strategy with history. It uses Hannibal, Scipio, and Flavius as kind of architypes on how we can act at different points in our life, etc... It's fasinating.
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4y ago
I've always had a sensitivity.
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