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kaiwenwang
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About kaiwenwang
www.kaiwenwang.me
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Comment #47550731
Really strikes me as hyperbole, because the article overestimate the solidity (as opposed to leakiness) of the real world and companies and their willingness to create such a feuda…
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Comment #47411341
Yes, to add on - - incoterms ( https://www.dhl.com/content/dam/dhl/global/dhl-global-forwar... ) - cash flow statement v. income statement (accurals)
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Comment #47400488
No, you're not sock-puppeting it yourself. But you all are probably friends and cross-promoting. It's a common business strategy these days, but to some underhanded seeming compare…
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Comment #47396218
That doesn't make sense. If you are a customer that implies you pay for it, so people can be users of Yjs which is free and open-source, but not customers. The logic that makes sen…
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Comment #47395677
It appears Moment is producing "high-performance, collaborative, truly-offline-capable, fully-programmable document editor" - https://www.moment.dev/blog There seems to be a confli…
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Comment #47304554
I like simplescraper. It reminds me of ( https://www.withparse.com/ ) and ( https://www.parse.bot/ ) It suggests to me that the underlying architecture probably isn't too complicat…
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Comment #46523138
Why not Claude Code on web/cloud linked to your GH repo?
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Comment #45089336
This is developmental biology: to recognize both inherent and natural limits but also to recognize the ability of humans to adaptively improve their surroundings for the better. To…
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Comment #45078524
Pretty sure cognition is biological. I am of the opinion though various programs and college admissions accelerate a large portion of capable and able people to the top, they are n…
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Comment #45058906
You know, the whole git 'master' branch stuff has many in the USA exhausted about arguing over words and their meaning. A good shortcut is to just invent and use new words. USSR-PR…
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Comment #44861859
Being able to communicate despite differences in status. Don't try to qualify people. Do not let others feel contempt. Don't speak any words outside what someone would commonly be …
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Comment #44587568
I'm trying to work out the theory behind this, but the rough metric is that it's due to increased transportation, automation, and consolidation. As businesses expand they leave les…
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Comment #44468557
As an adult I lived in Georgia, South Carolina, Ohio for internships and visited the major cities: Seattle, SF, Chicago, NYC, Boston, DC, Dallas, Philly. Most of the United States …
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Comment #44468472
Added you on LinkedIn if you'd like to chat about your experiences moving to Finland. Yes, I might've been too non-specific with my wording. My communication style tends to link di…
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Comment #44468414
Feel like binary perspective is a motivation to not fall into hell. If I lived in certain places in Western Europe or my family was in a developed part of the United States I would…
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Comment #44468337
Sorry in advance if this seems rude. Going to context dump a lot of stuff below: My opinion is based on the real world as I've lived it. I cook for myself. I highly recommend https…
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Comment #44460508
No, not a fan of Leetcode either, nor imaginary measures of social prestige. We may not necessarily disagree with any of each other's points, but lack of mutual context and having …
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Comment #44460273
I've tried to be as accurate as I perceive it, and the descriptions of the environment are accurate to the locale of most of the United States. If the bar is that low, then the env…
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Comment #44460266
I feel like very good isn't enough as employers want the best candidates but not the average candidates, and if you're sort of in the middle then the so-so companies don't want you…
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Comment #44459914
As a young person in the United States, the main concern is that if you aren't one of the greatest at what you do, you'll be doomed to a life of increasing poverty: food derived fr…
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Comment #44429480
No, it's helpful to work out the abstract principles for why something is the case because it solves the root problem rather than patching on hacks.
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Comment #44332286
A more abstract, high-level view of the significance of procrastination and its relation to energy