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spenuke

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    > It's really every category of commercial activity. I'm not going to defend capital's ability to ruin things, but this is framing is not helpful. Enshittification as it was descri…

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    Comment #35296275

    It's the same story with Express as a web server framework for Node. I've always felt that the biggest problem with the Javascript ecosystem is that it's entirely too preoccupied w…

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    Comment #22329731

    For a very informal tour, The Three Body Problem by Cixin Liu is a science fiction novel where the history of mathematics, physics, and computation play a large role. So much so th…

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    Comment #21669127

    Did you all ever open source your emacs tooling? I’d like to see that.

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    Comment #20077435

    I work on a similar team, with a mix of people who want to use functional styles and those who want something more imperative. I lean toward the pro-functional style, but I also pu…

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    Comment #19943407

    Thanks. Ok, so is he creating strawmen everywhere, then? I know people working in government, biotech, climate research, and none of them seem to think that the normal distribution…

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    Comment #19941588

    Can somebody please ELI5 his whole phenomenon? I don't really understand who are the targets (other than Nate Silver) of all his polemic. From my limited exposure, he's basically m…

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    Comment #18784942

    Five Books just published a list this week. https://fivebooks.com/best-books/dr-patrick-porter-on-the-ri...

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    Comment #17872365

    100% agree with this here. I have had to push for leveraging postgres for data validation (including typing columns with enums where applicable), and sometimes it's hard to convinc…

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    Comment #17183442

    That's the website's stock in trade! https://fivebooks.com/?s=russia&post_type=interview

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    Comment #14911543

    No, that hasn't really become necessary yet. We'll see once we do a house remodel. :)

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    Comment #14911542

    No, that hasn't really become necessary yet. We'll see once we do a house remodel. :)

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    Comment #14905103

    Totally fine, so long as you know that makes you an "advanced user". I can't imagine you'll find a sane place to work where senior people are only capable of learning something aft…

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    Comment #14892937

    I'm always surprised that reading source code is such a rare occurrence or suggestion in this world. If you consider yourself even in the vicinity of "advanced", I think you're cap…

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    Comment #14782273

    Very similar story here. We got married a month ago. We did everything ourselves (plus friends & family), and we started too late. We started using Asana so that we could stop havi…

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    Comment #14722705

    Any chance your school makes its exercises available? I've been trying to go through CS:APP myself, but the exercises aren't included and I believe I'd need a .edu email address to…

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    Comment #14688893

    I was, um, inspired to make this one: https://imgur.com/a/cKC4f

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    Comment #14684946

    Not even close. The only contender is Deadwood (RIP).

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    Comment #14489112

    Hey there — AT is a well-known brand (surprised to hear you support it well with such a small team!) so I imagine HR will get a lot of applications. Would you be open to me sending…

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    Comment #14472273

    Hey there — the careers page doesn't have any indications which (or any) positions are remote friendly. Do you know which of the engineering positions could be filled by US-based r…

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    Comment #14005310

    Thank you for illustrating my point by conflating the political spectrum with the epistemological spectrum. :) As for "self-congratulatory", I was responding to the old chestnut th…

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    Comment #14003778

    I think the main problem is that we conflate the political spectrum (what are the responsibilities of the State?) and the epistemological spectrum (how do we determine what is true…

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    I for one would be interested in seeing the C book even in draft. :)