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Dylan Beattie's Keynote for NDC Porto 2025 [video]
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11mo ago
"Machines, Leaning, and Machine Learning" Whenever there's a new Dylan Beattie video, I make sure to watch it ASAP.
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My wife and I adopted a boy when he was just a few months old. He was born addicted to drugs, and I've read that even newborns experience trauma when they are adopted because they can tell they are no longer with their mother. He is n
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We visited the St Louis Aquarium a couple years ago and they have a similar set up. It's pretty awesome and great for kids. It's simply called "Fish Draw" https://www.stlaquariumfoundation.org/education&#
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Hang in there! And focus on the fun times. I'm assuming you're already tried many things, but if you haven't talked to your pediatrician, he might be able to help. Melatonin helped one of our foster kids fall asleep, but yeah
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Just curious, when you say you do LEGOs, you mean buy a set and follow the instructions (which is fine and what I assume people mean when they talk about LEGOs)? Or do you mean sit with a pile of LEGOs and come up with your own ships/c
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1y ago
Being 50+ and married for 20 years, I really like that outlook. Thanks for sharing!
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2y ago
Great. After reading that headline my subconsciousness is going to put a whole new weird spin on my nightmares.
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Adding my name to the list of people greatly impacted by BBSs in the 80's and forward. I became good friends with some locals that ran a WWIV board. I'm still friends with them, and a few others that used their BBS, to this day. M
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2y ago
You're not fooling me, I've seen Ender's Game! Not gonna play it.
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2y ago
Sounds like Elden Ring. I started playing it recently and got annoyed at how often I died. But I realized that's part of the learning process. It's still annoying but at least I can see it for what it is.
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I'm so old, the first time I connected to a different computer was through a 300 baud modem. The Internet didn't exist yet, just BBSs. The local BBS scene was a blast. I'm still friends with several people I met back then.
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I was really sad when I heard about this. I've enjoyed the Smothers Brothers since I was a kid and found my parents' records of them. "Mom Always Liked You Best," falling into a vat of Chocolate, Streets of Laredo, My Ol
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I was really sad when I heard about this. I've enjoyed the Smothers Brothers since I was a kid and found my parents' records of them. "Mom Always Liked You Best," falling into a vat of Chocolate, Streets of Laredo, My Ol
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I remember spending a lot of time playing this game. Even my mom liked it, and she never played video games. I wonder if she'll want to play this version. Great to see it again!
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Side note, have you seen Magna-Tiles? My 4yo son loves them. They have magnets along the edges so you can easily stick pieces together and build structures. They are bigger than regular LEGOs, more along the lines of Duplo. And they can be
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3y ago
Subscribed! I have a stack of books I've been meaning to read. I just need to make time for it.
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Keep up the good work! My wife and I have fostered kids and ended up adopting a young boy (we got him when he was 4 months old, adopted him when he turned 2, and he is 4 now). He is very different than our two biological kids and it's
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3y ago
Along the lines of "comedians doing well in dramatic roles in good movies" I have to throw in 2006's "Stranger Than Fiction" with Will Ferrell.
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3y ago
Search function on HN? Scroll to the very bottom and there is a search box. It doesn't seem intuitive. It seems like it should be at the top of the page.
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3y ago
We had a lot of fun playing this in our family on the Atari! I had a mobile version of it on iPhone, but then it was taken out of the store. I stopped playing it for a while and unfortunately my phone decided it was taking up too much space
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3y ago
The correct title is "Finance 101 For Recent College Grads - Updated for 2020!" Did you change it to "Software Engineers" to get HN users' attention? Sus. It doesn't mention anything about SE's in the arti
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Don't be sad because your code is old. Smile because you got to write code. -- Me (paraphrasing Dr. Seuss)
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Interesting. I wonder if other types of cheese would work in a cup of coffee, since I doubt I can easily get my hands on this kind. Maybe Butterkase, it's soft, mild, and buttery. I was half expecting to read about coffee-flavored chee
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Just don't confuse your vocation with your avocation. You do want to find a job doing something you enjoy, but if it isn't fulfilling you can look at volunteering outside of work or take up a hobby. Try to narrow it down. Do you
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Agreed! PLEASE don't spend $100k+ on your degree. I think there are very few fields that put a lot of weight on WHERE you went to college (to a certain extent; you don't want to go too low with some fly-by-night school). You can g
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Don't get too worked up about it. The crying and screaming rate goes down as they get older. Bedtime routines get easier as they get more independent. Of course other issues might come up, but I think it gets easier as they get older.
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4y ago
[upvoting solely for your username]
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For C# I like Tim Corey. https://www.youtube.com/@IAmTimCorey Dave Farley has a lot of good topics at Continuous Delivery. https://www.youtube.com/@ContinuousDelivery Then of course Pluralsight and Udemy ar
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