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Comment #48752115
Reminds me of "Could God create a stone so heavy that even he could not lift it" I would find it funny if this was due to "laziness" - defining laziness as it was a known oversight…
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https://www.andrelgomes.com/
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Comment #26425923
This brings a better case to buy your own "master" domain(s) that you actively use and park your ideas on the subdomains. I would park it in a subdomain of one of my main 2 sites -…
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Ask HN: Using Interview Scorecards for software candidates
I am not convinced of the validity of using scorecards to interview candidates. I understand it attempts to put quantitative aspects to subjective interviewing, but scoring is subj…
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Comment #23209970
Paul Graham's Makers vs Managers - http://www.paulgraham.com/makersschedule.html
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Ask HN: How to Build an In-Office Server
Any advice for building a office server* for a small company (10 people)? Main use would be backups of files vital to our business but hope to setup redundancies as well. Also cann…
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Comment #23061056
The ripples are bigger than just losing your Google account, but all the third party services you use that use Google authentication. That convenience just locked you out of X amou…
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Comment #22999308
Calling it an extreme connotates it as "wrong" to a degree, when other philosophers might counter that there is just the right way and wrong way i.e. Kant's Categorical Imperative …
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Comment #22981849
> Don’t think that there won’t be politics because there wasn’t politics before. Politics emerge when the players believe the game is zero sum. In a recession, the players are more…
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Comment #22981738
Yes I have had that problem already, more specifically cleaning the lists in wd if directories are moved or removed. I do a cronjob to try to rectify that but interested to see if …
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Comment #22979915
Have you checked out Warp drive for zsh? https://github.com/mfaerevaag/wd It is more manual than z, but takes out the learning phase. Will check out z though!
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Comment #22965424
"I'd like to welcome you to this course on Computer Science. Actually thats a terrible way to start. Computer science is a terrible name for this business. First of all, its not a …
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Comment #22965401
Another term for this is the Hegelian dialectic [0]. Very similar to your term playful association but it describes that the "first" old idea, the thesis, allows there to be a coun…
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Ask HN: How do you onboard new hires on codebase?
Looking for insights mostly on smaller companies (3-50)with internal software applications with a focus on onboarding new junior devs? We have three applications, 2 web client and …
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Ask HN: Data shows importance of investing in CyberSecurity
I am trying to implement Cybersecurity within our company. Beyond news articles of corporate hacks and anecdotal stories, are there any resources, scientific articles that show num…
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Ask HN: Would you decorate your software department office space
We are moving to a new office and the software team (only me right now) are getting our own room - closed from the open office where the rest of the team is. I am fine with an encl…
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Comment #22485352
Crazy how this topic on drowning led me to your comment and led me down a rabbit hole where I am now ordering The Evolution of Beauty, Prum and The Handicap Prinicple, Amotz. Thank…
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Comment #21314555
Operate on first principles, what do you need to know to be a "successful" programmer in the technical, social, and/or ideological context. Data Structures and their relationship w…
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Comment #21225406
Just started reading "Man and His Symbols" by Carl Jung (would recommend), and as other people posted, Jungarian beleive that dreams are more active than random passive thoughts. N…