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Cognitive Load
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Coding Standards and Naming Conventions
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Ask HN: Are E2E tests a must or can we do without them?
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Public Suffix List
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5y ago
"When he unexpectedly died"? As opposed to what, an experiment where patients are deliberately killed in the name of science?
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Ursula and Sabina Eriksson
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5y ago
I agree.
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An engineer's value has a direct, exponential relation to the size and complexity of the problems they can solve. Wanna work on the most interesting things? With the most interesting people? wanna make sure you're compensated ac
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Well that's a surprise - the Biden administration cracks down on big tech, and Boom! Apple commits to invest 430B$ in the US economy! That's just a scaled-up version of pink-washing - Look, apple is so great, we can't dismant
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George Carlin says it best (as usual...): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9n8Xp8DWf8 He also said: "Political correctness is fascism pretending to be manners".
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Accepting ADHD as a thing, immediately means accepting all the so-called treatments for it (Concerta, Ritalin etc), which immediately creates a (huge) market, with market forces that will do everything possible to maintain the market alive
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ADHD, OCD, ADD etc are not things you can have - these are disorders, a collection of symptoms, diagnosed by consensus (no real objective testing that can validate that a patient has this disorder, its a questionnaire). I can say that havin
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LZ4 rocks. Used it in the past with great results (much less CPU intensive then the GZIP we were using, still getting good compression).
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It compresses stuff. Amazing.
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"Real" for humans, is whatever we experience directly. Therefore, colour is as real to a blind man as snow to a person who's born in the equator. Is anger "real"? is love "real"? is depression "real&
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I would never work in a place that is asking such questions in the job interview.
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6y ago
I deleted my linkedin account. Still employed, no problem in finding new jobs. LinkedIn had negative value for me, took my time and attention and gave nothing back.
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Introduction to Human Behavioral Biology by Robert Sapolsky
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The cloud enables much faster iterations and experimentstions, I rarely see this factored into the cost of colo/on-prem.
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Take a 10 day vipassana meditation course. Things might look different afterwards. You're not as bad of a programmer as you think. A good sw eng develops good mental habits and strength of mind before anything else, and you're br
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'Get Out of the Car'
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Ask HN: Is psychological therapy working for you?
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I think it would be safe to assume, that there are many scripts floating around, that rely on the existence of master branch. Its like port 80 for http - you don't mention it, cause its never going to change, right? In any case, those
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No More Masters
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No Hope for Humanity
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The Pitchforks Are Coming For Us Plutocrats (2014)
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Gerhard Neumann Presents the MIT AeroAstro Gardner Lecture 1989
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7y ago
In the US, 1 person dies of cardiovascular disease every 37 seconds. Since no body cries in the media 'Pandemic!!' (although it is a very real one), I guess that its not the total number of deaths per day that is shocking, its the
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In 2015, 1 italian died of repiratory diseases every 11 minutes or so. Covid-19 is a respiratory disease, and given the fact that Italy has a vast population with severe respiratory issues (unlike many many other countries), covid-19 just m
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Just as a side note, Italy had almost 50k death in 2015 - from respiratory diseases alonr. No one was crying 'Pandemic!!' when that happened. Adjusted to population size, this is 4 times mord then here in Israel. Italy has 21% smo
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