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by type-r 4y ago
why not too often?
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by type-r 4y ago
the brain is pretty expensive to run
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by type-r 4y ago
I like list comprehensions now after having used the language for a while, but I will say they were the hardest for me to grok when I was first learning the language. even now it can be difficult to follow what's going on if you have n
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by type-r 4y ago
I started enforcing type hinting in my personal projects. 99% of the time it's easy and useful to add. When I can't figure out how to make a mypy error go away within 30 seconds, I just disable it for that line. I feel this makes
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by type-r 4y ago
1% of people commit horrible crimes? feels like an incredibly high percentage
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by type-r 4y ago
maybe dentists wouldn't be lied to if they could actually tell if you floss or not. i always start flossing 2 weeks before my biannual cleaning and consistently receive glowing reviews from dentists on my dental hygiene. feels like the
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by type-r 4y ago
When contemplating a future investment into learning something, I like to consider the long-term benefits. Do we believe that command lines will become more or less important in the following years? My bet is that they will continue to fade
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by type-r 4y ago
Trane looks very cool. I think it's also a great idea to have example (guitar, rust) projects that show the tool in action. How do you find yourself engaging with it? A big positive for me of Anki is the ease with which I can review a
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by type-r 4y ago
I have found this to be a huge missing piece of any SRSs I've come across. Personally, I have a pipeline that looks at what knowledge I've already learned and only then reveals successive information. For example, I'm learnin
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by type-r 4y ago
Just to be absolutely clear -- you're claiming that nobody had any problem with Trump? Not sure what media you consume if so.
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by type-r 4y ago
I actually had the opposite reaction -- on most websites I have to zoom in to 150 - 200% to get it to be readable (HN is at 175% for me). Here I had to do no zooming.
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by type-r 4y ago
> Every node in your knowledge graph is a debt. Every link doubly so. I do agree with the first part of this sentence, but I think that the second is a little more nuanced. The first few 'links' among nodes in a knowledge graph
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by type-r 4y ago
What kind of companies have you worked at?
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by type-r 4y ago
I've been through many companies (and many iterations of the process in each of those companies) but have never experienced a case where this takes only an hour annually. Even as an IC you're going to be spending at least half a d
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by type-r 4y ago
the reason a country may be corrupt isn't really that relevant if all you care about is a country's likelihood of being corrupt.
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by type-r 4y ago
35 isn't really almost 40 . plus he hasn't been the lead designer since he was 32.
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by type-r 4y ago
so if something can be reproduced in no time it has no intrinsic value?
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by type-r 4y ago
> Solo founders like me are on the rise source?
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by type-r 4y ago
i don't think anyone is claiming it's going to trickle down
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by type-r 4y ago
it's interesting that it's very common to have a disdain / discomfort with showing that you have that money, but no such corresponding problem with just having it. if you're not going to give the money away, i don&#x27
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by type-r 4y ago
not in my experience. coming out of college, i worked for 3 years then took 18 months off. nobody i spoke to cared. if they asked about it, it was out of genuine interest for what i got into during that time.
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by type-r 4y ago
Source?
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by type-r 4y ago
yikes. I'd recommed trying to be less judgemental. there is no reason others should have to enjoy an experience the same way you do. conversely i think it's great we're seeing more people able to take advantage of what we all
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by type-r 4y ago
unless you have access to some spring, i don't see how drinking bottled water in plastic is better than not drinking tap
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by type-r 4y ago
shocker, company claims its own product isn't harmful
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by type-r 4y ago
the hilarity of suggesting use of something from Amazon when the discussion is about avoiding health hazards...
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by type-r 4y ago
It depends on how adept you are at creating cards, I think. If you have a non-manual pipeline that automates most of the work, I think the lifetime cost of reviewing a card a few times is comparable to writing out the same information out b
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by type-r 4y ago
I'm sorry, are you saying you have to be a user / customer of a business to be able to invest in it?
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by type-r 4y ago
This already basically exists, with things like VIP / "meet and greet"
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by type-r 4y ago
Setting aside the issues that revenue maximization is not typically the only (or even the main) concern for those selling tickets, I still think this system isn't very good. One key issue is that it assumes that the underlying value of

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