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vinayms
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For me, laziness is a symptom of burnout, and burnout indicates that I have been over indulging in my work, which, to me, happens only when I am really into it. So, over the years, whenever I encounter an interesting idea to pursue, instead
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First check if its one of these things. (a) Did you always want to start a company, and has the success of acqui-hire made you feel accomplished and thus burnt out motivation to code? (b) Is this your first experience with customers and are
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As an experiment I created a framework called JEEP. You might find it interesting. https://github.com/vinayms2017/JEEP2018
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Your problem seems that you are relying on someone else to employ you. Why not create products by yourself and become a potential employer? Unless the society itself crashes due to large scale wars or natural catastrophes, people will alway
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This might be against the grain here but I prefer simply to practice remembering things well, like humans did before writing was invented. Its hard but worth attempting. I usually engage in the thought for a while, thoroughly milk it by let
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Tangential. I have always been a very imaginative and creative person, even as far back as my single digit years. Over the years many of the ideas that I mused privately have become reality a few years after. In my late teens I was convince
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Thanks for the wishes, and I hope you do it soon as well :) I am one of those people who don't trust people easily. And given the increasing amount of white collared crimes being exposed, I am completely disillusioned with these profes
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Not quite book, but I would like to read all laws and regulations related to business, finance and taxation such as the Companies Act etc as applicable to India. I will be transitioning to becoming a businessman in 2019 and its pertinent th
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To trust the doctor and never do private research on internet before or after the diagnosis, and don't take the before research too seriously. Also don't compare conditions with others who had been through similar thing. Related t
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Probability.
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meta: what is the meaning of this post getting 2724 points (as of this writing)? just a mechanism to bring it to first page?
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> Too many doctors have resigned that they have nothing to add in a world of advanced technology. They thoughtlessly order tests and thoughtlessly obey the results. Thoughtlessly obeying is undoubtedly a sign of incompetence; a doctor mu
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Even if the technology is perfected and proven superior on several counts, the adoption has to overcome the psychological barrier. The places that don't have a culture of wooden buildings, especially the floor, will need some convincin
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8y ago
The idealism of a bunch of engineers won't make the slightest difference, except may be appease their own sense of morality, as long as there are enough engineers willing to be tech-whores. In this regard, the supply exceeds the demand
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I was looking for y combinator, of the lambda calculus, and google showed me a link to this site and I clicked. In google's defense, I hadn't used the words "lambda" or "calculus".
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To become a manager, or at least a tech leader with a juicy title like Principal Systems Architect . I am not sure if you are Indian or person of Indian heritage, and if you are working in India or abroad, but within Indian context, being
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I think its fruitful to view philosophy as something that evolves rather than progresses. At its core, philosophy is nothing more than a disciplined approach to acquire knowledge about anything that the human mind is curious. The approach i
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I haven't achieved mastery, but was able to play songs on the guitar by ear fairly well, though slowly, both songs that I heard and the ones that I composed in my head. I am rusty now. Its a simple process with two parts to it. 1. iden
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As a speaker of Kannada, a Dravidian language, grammatically, I find Indo European languages strange in general, with all kinds of rules, and all kinds of exceptions to those rules. Eg: verb conjugation and noun genders. I have dabbled with
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I hypothesize that its one or a combination of these three things. 1. these people have run out of research ideas. 2. they want a series on the Discovery network. 3. they are scamming gullible billionaires into funding the "research&qu
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> Sans Forgetica is more difficult to read than most typefaces – and that’s by design. The 'desirable difficulty' you experience when reading information formatted in Sans Forgetica prompts your brain to engage in deeper proces
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I am new here but from what I understand the top stories are top because they were up voted by the members. This means the "problem" is not with the act of posting itself but with the act of up voting, which is reflective of the p
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> “A cloud-based brain-to-brain interface server could direct information transmission between any set of devices on the brain-to-brain interface network and make it globally operable through the Internet, thereby allowing cloud-based in
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I guess this is an English only tool. Does it account for non native speakers, like an Indian and Ukranian corresponding in English? Either way, while I can see that developing tools like this is fun and engaging, I won't trust the re
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Build something useful with it, if not remarkable, and show that . Take the top down approach. Don't leave it to the readers to figure out a use case because not only it shows the technology in bad light, since it appears that it was
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> On point 2, I think it's very possible to write clever, readable code. Of course its possible. People can shift gears in manual transmission without clutch by revv matching, but its not for everyday use.
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> You're reading way too much into a domain-specific term. "Training" is just when you have a regimented exercise schedule and routine to improve your body. On the same lines, one can rationalize the empty words such as &q
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1. Don't blindly follow advice of "experts" you read. 2. Don't write clever code, write readable code. Participate in code golf or obfuscation contests to scratch the itch if you have one, but keep it out of production c
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I really like the spirit of the article, and I sympathize with it. One visible example of this phenomenon is wrt fitness. We often hear gym goers doing "training" rather than "exercising". That usage in itself shows a se
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I tried to guess the meaning of the curves in your medium article, and I failed with all. Either I am more stupid than I know or the graphs need to be augmented with word descriptions to help the interpretation. If its the latter, why need
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