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chiyc
3mo ago
I don't get the sense they hate compilers at all. The writing describes work they seem to love doing. It's just clickbait. And it may not have crossed their mind that the clang behavior is a bug after finding a workaround. I'
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1y ago
Clearing up the mix-up here. Children of Time is the first book in the series that centers on a spider civilization while Children of Ruin is about octopus. I haven't read Children of Ruin yet, but I've consistently heard from peo
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chiyc
2y ago
Yep, I missed that the archive link doesn't have video.
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chiyc
2y ago
Thanks! I didn't realize the static archive was missing the video. These are better than what's on Santon's site.
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chiyc
2y ago
I was hoping the article would include a video, but there's a great 12 second clip on Matteo Santon's site: https://matteosanton.com/research/
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2y ago
The article claims an 80% reduction in injections, but they must only be counting the injections prior to egg retrieval. After the 2 weeks of injections before the egg retrieval, there's another 8-10 weeks of intramuscular injections a
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2y ago
A well-meaning but frustrated parent might try that move in the moment but not consider what it could mean from their child's perspective. "My parent could leave me" should never be a potential consequence for misbehaving. Th
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2y ago
It can also involve deviations in strategy based on the count, particularly with borderline hands.
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3y ago
Right associative! It's just one of the many rites of passage for people working with PHP to get bitten by its left associative ternaries. Naked nested ternaries are deprecated now, but maybe one day, PHP can have right associative ter
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4y ago
Fasting as a healthy person is very different from someone nearing the end of their life. Many people suffering from sickness lose most of their appetite already and have little energy to bring themselves to eat.
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4y ago
Hahah, love it. A couple examples for anyone curious about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qweSlfP6BtI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgPQkMX75pY
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Ask HN: Strategies for Dealing with Email Spam?
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4y ago
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chiyc
4y ago
What other professions do you have in mind with better ROI?
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4y ago
That's cool to know. It's definitely not what I expected! I made the assumption a markdown-based tool would primarily be used amongst tech workers for tech-related knowledge. All that being said, the cost for a license is nothing
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4y ago
From their licensing: "You need to pay for Obsidian if and only if you use it to contribute, directly or indirectly, to revenue-generating, work-related activities in a company that has two or more people." I imagine that applies
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Alone at the Edge of the World
(magazine.atavist.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Hiring economists into tech has also been going on for many years at this point. I roomed with a PhD candidate years ago who described fairly established hiring pipelines from Economics PhD programs into industry.
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chiyc
4y ago
I want to say that's a relatively recent change.
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5y ago
You and the article are both right. Chemical engineering does rely on that knowledge, but plenty of it is done via experimentation. Process controls are largely developed through a lot of experimentation and data collection to understand ho
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chiyc
5y ago
I appreciate you sharing your perspective! Mine's somewhat different having worked in another industry. I worked in semiconductor manufacturing as a process engineer. What counts as bug in that setting? It's completely expected to
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5y ago
Thanks for sharing! This is a great series of articles I've never seen before. I'm also a crossover as defined here and agree with a lot of the perspectives, particularly about the many transferable skills in part three. I think w
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5y ago
The article says they're testing it, but it must be old. Bolt has apparently gone permanent on the four day work week now.
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5y ago
I've seen "sanitization" used to often mean filtering or removal of some of the input
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5y ago
What does Django offer that you feel is an improvement over Rails? I'm asking out of curiosity because I have very little experience with either.
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5y ago
I was similarly motivated to go with PHP and Laravel instead of Node for a personal project recently. Does anyone with experience in both Laravel and Rails have thoughts on how they compare? Both the frameworks themselves and the surroundin
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5y ago
I feel like I've encountered less of that style of service lately. But I don't know though if it's that the types of restaurants I go to have changed, or there's a cultural difference having moved recently to NYC.
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5y ago
I actually have a lot to be thankful for to Keyence. In a prior life as a process engineer, I had some exposure to Keyence products in a manufacturing setting. Looking to make a career change, I got into their hiring pipeline for a technica
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5y ago
I liked my friend's take on this: that humanity can use more potential people to help solve these problems than avoid that possibility by not having children.
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5y ago
I hope he gets the help he needs. Thanks for posting this. Just responding to help get this more visibility.
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5y ago
I've only used it a few times, but it was usually to combine data from two tables that didn't have a column I could join them on.
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