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Comment #35284536
This hit home hard. Wondering if this is the case with giving advice as well ? In case of giving advice you are not selling a product but definitely selling an alternative path of …
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Ask HN: Are websites able to get my profile picture from Google services
I recently signed up for After pay. Which has an abysmal security requirements given a financial lending app. Which is a different story. Now, when I logged into the app I noticed …
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Comment #34688720
I like how Sarah Mei says, "Inline everything". You don't get to go on a refactoring crusade. You do it on a daily basis when you are working on the actual production issues. Easy …
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Comment #34688611
This is an interesting observation. I like to think myself as a slow programmer. Do you think discussing this in an interview before you actually got the job in order to evaluate i…
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Comment #34688589
Something I am thinking of similar to this. Firefighter vs Gardener. The firefighter focuses on the high stakes issue at hand and make sure it is solved in time and without much da…
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Comment #34659282
Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you my friend.
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Ask HN: Help finding a paper talking about improving systems.
Hello HN hive mind, There was a research paper which came out a year or two back which I am struggling to find and thought you all might help me out. The summary of the article/pap…
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Ask HN: What resources helped you to become mentally sharp
Hello HN what resources/tools you use for keeping yourself mentally sharp apart from the regular things we all already do like programming/reading/exercises.
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Comment #29789833
Just to add to this, anything processed is generally not great for health. After going through a lot of gut issues and reading many articles and books here is what I understood.. A…
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Comment #29789678
That means you are pushing your limits. Don't start with a full day fasting. Start slow by doing some form of intermittent fasting or time restricted feeding. I would say go for ha…
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Comment #29789604
Peter Attia has a eye opening podcast on the role of fructose and sugar in general on health. https://peterattiamd.com/rickjohnson/
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Comment #29757257
WOW! Just WOW!
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Comment #29723790
LOL! Isn't that every dysfunctional organisation ?
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Comment #29720817
I remember coming across the first sick systems article you mentioned almost 5 years back when I was with a company which the symptoms of a sick system and this article helped imme…
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Comment #29720789
> every parent is just a human who is mostly winging it trying the best they can This is an eye opening statement. Often as a kid, parents tend to look like gods and superheros bec…
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Comment #29720713
99percentinvisible did a podcast on the culture of hanko and how it changed during the pandemic. It is pretty interesting. https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/hanko/
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Comment #29720053
Naive question, isn't gobo, nix and other systems trying to make a tag based file systems at the end? https://www.nayuki.io/page/designing-better-file-organizatio...
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Comment #29719832
defunct ? Isn't this the same ? https://www.usenix.org/conferences/byname/5
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Comment #29603411
Just wanted to add Austin: Python frame stack sampler for CPython written in pure C ( https://github.com/P403n1x87/austin )
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Comment #29590461
This is amazing. I just gave a quick glance and love your style. I just wish you would have provided ipynb instead of md. It would be so much fun to just modify and run as I am lea…
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Comment #29590315
Python might not be energy efficient in the hardware it is definitely efficient in the wetware.
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Comment #29590287
It is a pain to work with invoke now. It is all find and dandy for the basic features but you going to hit the seams soon you start trying advanced stuff. Looks like the project is…
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Comment #29590270
How does this compare to pyinvoke or they are completely different ?