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jonathanfoster
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Comment #35040713
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Comment #33162853
Andrew Huberman has a great podcast episode on the effects of alcohol on the body and brain[1]. Huberman is a professor of neurobiology at Stanford and he does a great job of expla…
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Comment #31535436
There are certainly many people that show signs of trouble, but don’t become mass shooters. And yes, availability of firearms, specifically high capacity rifles, was found to be a …
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Comment #31518786
Here’s a larger list of the key takeaways, https://www.theviolenceproject.org/mass-shooter-database-3/k... . For me, the most surprising takeaway was how many shooters exhibit sign…
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Comment #31513995
For those interested in learning more about this topic, I recommend checking out the Violence Project by Jillian Peterson and James Densley [1]. This book opened my eyes to how com…
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Comment #31054539
Here’s a 15 min clip about her record deal [1]. TL;DR: She didn’t take a big advance even though she was broke and ended up making a lot more money from residuals. Things get reall…
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Comment #31053433
If you liked this article, check out the Joe Rogan podcast with Jewel[1]. She talks a lot about her rise to stardom and how she was able to maintain creative freedom with good fina…
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Comment #30672446
It’s all about your time versus money in my opinion. Do you have more time than money, do it yourself. Do you have more money than time, hire someone. I found the hourly rate of tr…
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Comment #30672287
YouTube is an amazing resource for learning. There are so many professionals making high quality DIY videos. And they’re actually entertaining. I recently installed a Mini Split AC…
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Comment #27125704
@ineptech knows what he's talking about. Follow this advice. Here are some more ideas to consider. Source: 18+ years of experience as an engineer, manager, and director. The theme …
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Comment #20730415
Before deep diving into CS theory, I would go deeper into programming first to better understand how a computer really works. The best intro on this topic I found is "Programming f…
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Comment #20531066
Will Durant puts this very succinctly in "Lessons of History" [1]: "History reports that the men who can manage men manage the men who can manage only things, and the men who can m…
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Comment #19949233
Not gonna lie, I have pissed some people off with this approach myself even when it was handled properly. Diplomacy and collaboration should be used first. Maybe even let someone e…
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Comment #19948804
This is a tough situation to be in. I've been there myself and it's not fun. If I were in this same situation again, I would ask myself a few questions: * Who is my customer in thi…
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Comment #19948167
Camille Fournier literally wrote the book on Engineering Management so when she speaks, I always listen [1]. Every technology leader will reach a point where there are just too man…
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Comment #19485154
One of the key findings is positive thinking can increase serotonin. “Self-induced changes in mood can influence serotonin synthesis.” For those interested in a practical approach …
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Comment #18755897
By far the best write up is Fabien Sanglard’s Doom Game Engine Black Book [1]. The amount of detail and depth is just incredible. [1] http://fabiensanglard.net/gebbdoom/
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Comment #17381706
I have a production service running on AWS Lambda and I haven't run into any major challenges. The Lambda service is responsible for authenticating to a downstream third party serv…
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Comment #17164033
The author references Cal Newport's Deep Work [1]. I recently read this book and I can't recommend it enough. It's not just a productivity fluff piece about the importance of focus…
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Comment #16876743
Ray Dalio's Principles is such an amazing book. I use his 5-step process every single day. Here's a great summary for anyone interested. https://inside.bwater.com/publications/prin…
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Comment #16788570
Same here with the fan. I use Goland as my main IDE and man does it kick up a fuss whenever indexing occurs.
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Comment #16787180
I'm on a 2017 Razer Blade running Linux Mint. I would say it's functional if you're looking for a gaming/development machine, but less than ideal for 100% development. My work mach…
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Comment #16783520
I built an app that was 90% CRUD a year ago and I choose Loopback, but FeathersJS was on my radar. Loopback did the trick, but I just hated defining models in JSON instead of JavaS…
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Comment #15625627
The actual video is by Mark Rober and man you gotta check out his YouTube channel [1]. I've been in a technical slump here recently and watching his videos totally re-energized me.…