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Comment #30629789
Yes, it's a feeling majority of us experience at some point or another. After writing code and making software for a few years, you feel it's not fun anymore. You should experiment…
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Comment #30612959
How about INR (India)? Anytime soon?
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Comment #26275418
It does resonate to some extent, but I still like software. If you dislike the industry, you might still not like product/engineering-management roles. It seems to me like myself, …
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I liked how Hunter S. Thompson put it in words when he was asked for advice. You ask advice: ah, what a very human and very dangerous thing to do! For to give advice to a man who a…
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Comment #23151936
I have quite enjoyed a couple of books by David Eagleman: The Brain, and Sum.
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Comment #23151916
I haven't got around watching the movie yet, is it any good? I will give it a try.
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Comment #23151868
I will take the bullet and suggest Ayn Rand's Fountainhead. If you are a teenager it will definitely make you think and likely leave an impact on you. It's not a typical novel, mor…
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Comment #23151765
You might enjoy Undoing Project by Michael Lewis as well, it's like the backstory of Thinking Fast and Slow.
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Comment #22727056
All the fiction books that have left a lasting impact on me have been long... A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara ( https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22822858-a-little-life ) It is…
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The first time I implemented the backtracking algorithm it felt really special. I was struggling to solve 8 queen problems for a couple of nights, banging my head around it. And th…
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Comment #17318506
It takes a long time to create something rare and valuable. Patience is priceless. Going all the way for your dream (or something you believe in); it doesn't matter how many times …
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Comment #16592251
An Indian Bollywood movie comes to my mind, the hero recreates an entire day by planting false memories in the minds of people around him, he exploits the power of visual sense to …
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