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Why Type Safety Is Important(shuttle.rs)
5 points by whack 3y ago|0 comments
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Java 8 still widely used(jetbrains.com)
63 points by whack 3y ago|78 comments
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Fermented food prevents depression, anxiety: UVA scientists(newsleader.com)
3 points by whack 3y ago|0 comments
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Hings Programmers Can Do in One Week(build-your-own.org)
3 points by whack 3y ago|0 comments
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My Path to Financial Independence as a Software Engineer(software.rajivprab.com)
3 points by whack 3y ago|2 comments
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by whack 3y ago
>> And she’s tied to the Effective Altruism movement > ah where SBF was involved. what an achivement At least she wasn't a vegetarian. Hitler was a vegetarian. That would have been the final nail in the coffin
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by whack 3y ago
Interesting idea, but I think Pete is suggesting a bad solution for a very real problem. Code reviews tend to be slow, and reduce development velocity. But the solution isn't to merge un-reviewed code into master. The solution is to cr
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The Israel-Palestine Debate Shows the Dangers of Groupthink(outlookzen.com)
28 points by whack 3y ago|25 comments
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by whack 3y ago
> List of things that you should know about how it works > How the computer works, from electrons to transistors, to CPU, assembly, and high-level programming languages. > How the internet/network works, how you send some i
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by whack 3y ago
Joe Rogan has made tons of money off talking without providing factual information. Hollywood has also made tons of money off movies "inspired by real events" that hallucinate key facts relevant to the movie's plot and charac
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by whack 3y ago
This is a hilarious read but I think the author is too optimistic about the state of humanity. Marl isn't the "marginal" user, Marl is the "average" user. If the average user actually cared about deep and meaningful
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by whack 3y ago
> it is morally impermissible intentionally to punish the innocent or to inflict disproportionately large punishments on wrongdoers. > What if harming Hitler’s baby was the only way to save the world? As a moderate deontologist, I
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by whack 3y ago
I'm sure there's some juicy details behind the curtains, but people are too professional to air it publicly. Here's some fun but baseless theories: 1) Typical big-company guy fails to adapt to startup life. A year ago, Flexpo
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by whack 3y ago
Google does indeed deserve kudos for being an early adopter of great benefits, WLB, cool offices, etc. But I'm not sure how much credit they deserve for "sky high" compensation. I had a classmate with competing offers from bo
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A company backed by SV has purchased 52,000 acres to build a new city(businessinsider.com)
20 points by whack 3y ago|20 comments
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by whack 3y ago
That's the beauty of the free market. Farmers are paid to put food in someone's (your?) belly: it is not their job to care on whether that's the best choice for you. And yet, they make my life a whole lot better. I've no
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It's time we do a uno reverse to Web Integrity API(github.com)
2 points by whack 3y ago|1 comments
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The End of Boredom(outlookzen.com)
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A debugging story: How I joined the bug 323 community(studios.ptilouk.net)
3 points by whack 3y ago|0 comments
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by whack 3y ago
> Their plan was put on pause through the end of the year as Covid-19 cases ticked up once again throughout the U.S., so EY leaders used that time to ask employees about their reluctance to come into the office. Common threads stood out
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We’re made to feel that work has an intrinsic moral value, no matter how (cont)(iai.tv)
2 points by whack 3y ago|0 comments
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by whack 3y ago
I've had a similar experience with tax preparers. I once decided to hire two different tax preparers, both of whom had good reviews and strong credentials. I naively assumed that I would spend an hour tops comparing the two returns sid
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Creating point cloud videos from arbitrary RGB videos(medium.com)
2 points by whack 3y ago|0 comments
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Girls who spend long hours on the internet are at increased risk of depre (cont)(psypost.org)
2 points by whack 3y ago|1 comments
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by whack 3y ago
> Rather than each of K startups individually buying clusters of N gpus, together we buy a cluster with NK gpus... Then we set up a job scheduler to allocate compute In theory, this sounds almost identical to the business model behind
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Is This an Emoji?(spiffy.tech)
63 points by whack 3y ago|26 comments
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Browser extension I made that allows users to replace YouTube comments wi (cont)(github.com)
2 points by whack 3y ago|0 comments
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by whack 3y ago
> If the promise of AI means I can do 1/2 the amount of work and maintain my high quality life, then I'm all for it. However, every advancement that has come in the last 100 years that improved efficiency has only meant we&#x2
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Borderline personality disorder: a spurious condition?(journals.sagepub.com)
31 points by whack 3y ago|96 comments
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by whack 3y ago
Is it really rude to ask an OS maintainer when they plan to release X, and explaining why they care about this topic? Emphasis on ask - not demand. The maintainer is well within his rights to ignore or refuse the request. But going on twi

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