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by xor1 9y ago
>As a side note don't ever play MOBA games. You'll get hooked so bad you'll have very little time to do any personal development and will have trouble enjoying any other games you enjoyed previously. 5000+ hours of DOTA2,
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by xor1 9y ago
Do you have links to any of these posts handy?
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by xor1 9y ago
This is pretty nice, anyone know of something similar for iOS?
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by xor1 9y ago
Thanks, I really appreciate it!
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by xor1 9y ago
Do you have any recommendations for learning that sort of stuff outside of work?
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by xor1 9y ago
Do you mind me asking what languages/stack you're currently working with? Just out of curiosity.
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by xor1 9y ago
>In my opinion Leap is a wonderful innovation. It will help lots of people realize being an asshole does not know gender. I've posted on lots of non-anonymous internet forums/communities since the mid 90s, when I first started
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by xor1 9y ago
>There's seemingly no joy or "chill" at all — just a constant clash of ideas and ideologies. Conflict is ultimately what drives all innovation. (note: I don't mean physical conflict.)
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by xor1 9y ago
Having roommates in your 30s isn't that weird in LA, SF, and NYC.
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by xor1 9y ago
I'm the opposite of this. I spent most of my life up to my mid-20s on internet communities -- first Usenet as a child (8 years old), then SA, then Reddit/4chan. I mostly read Reddit and HN now, but do not read and post compulsivel
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by xor1 9y ago
I did not, but do you expect the people reviewing your resume/credentials to look at the course listings? There's a reason job listings specifically ask for a CS degree. It's not necessarily a good reason, but it needs to be
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by xor1 9y ago
How do you feel about RxSwift and MVVM so far? Do you see it becoming increasingly more widespread in production code?
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by xor1 9y ago
That is not CS.
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by xor1 9y ago
You won't be treated poorly if you are considered desirable. If you want to know what that actually means, I suggest befriending people who work as recruiters (or in other hiring roles) at major tech companies and getting the inside sc
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by xor1 9y ago
I have a Dell P2715Q and an LG 27UD58. Both are solid 4k displays for under $500 new.
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by xor1 9y ago
I have built six hackintoshes total: Mini Dell 9 (Snow Leopard, my first Mac ever) HP Probook (Lion) Desktop #1 (Mountain Lion) Desktop #2 (Mavericks) Desktop #3 (W7/Yosemite dualboot) Desktop #4 (W10/Sierra dualboot, my current b
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by xor1 9y ago
I imagine most of the cases involving people opting for an Uber instead of an ambulance aren't in obvious risk of dying if they don't make it to the hospital in time. The first things that come to mind are broken bones, laceration
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by xor1 9y ago
The person who wrote what I'm going to link you is clearly mentally ill, and it's hosted on a conspiracy theory wiki. I hope linking it doesn't get me flagged as a spammer or nut. You can take the author at face value in rega
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by xor1 9y ago
I really want to see the information relevant to me, assuming I'm in the leak. Just to see how accurate it is.
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by xor1 9y ago
>Who gets to decide the class of negative personality traits? In this context, negative personality traits are generally decided based on group consensus. >Is there some objective measure of this "negativity"? Sure. Do peopl
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by xor1 9y ago
>What if people have different perspectives even after knowing the person in the same capacity? What about what the person is biologically dispositioned towards? What about mental illnesses. I would include all of these things under my d
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by xor1 9y ago
>This will mix subjects and I don't know enough to plant a flag on this hill let alone die on it, but imagine the moral serial killer who has urges to kill but never acts on them. They can't change who they are (as an adult as
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by xor1 9y ago
No, I mean personality. Do you think of personality as something being intrinsically tied to a person?. Is a person's personality ultimately what we think of as "them"? I think for most people, personality, memory, and physic
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by xor1 9y ago
>People refusing to do so will be considered selfish and will be punished/excluded from society There's nothing wrong with expecting someone to change their personality. Even if you want to claim that it's not a choice, it
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by xor1 9y ago
Being able to induce disassociation and splitting within trained subjects are what I primarily associate with MK Ultra.
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by xor1 9y ago
This was the craziest part for me, and I have no doubt that such low quantity of sleep would affect a person negatively.
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by xor1 9y ago
>sociopaths To be more general, Cluster Bs.
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My theory is that people with the mental and physical disorders measured in this study are more likely to regularly partake in activities that develop and accentuate traits that are used to measure IQ throughout their lives in order to cope
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by xor1 9y ago
What about the rest of your siblings? Are they going to help? I ask because my parents are retired, and they are nearing the age where they will need assistance. It's just going to be my sister and I when it comes time to deal with fig
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by xor1 9y ago
>My father raised a family of 6 making ~$30k/yr at his peak If you're in the US, how are your parents faring for retirement? Are you and your siblings helping out?

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