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10y ago
This book influenced me tremendously. It explains how can random process (e.g. genetic mutation) builds highly non-random structures (e.g. the human eye). Recently I was using American Fuzzy Lop ( http://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/a
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10y ago
This book that advocates attachment-based parenting influenced me tremendously: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/106744.Hold_On_to_Your_K...
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10y ago
Interestingly I actually want to be a bathroom cleaner. Nothing dismays me more than walking into a dirty bathroom.
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The Reality of Rural Resentment
(citylab.com)
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The end of adolescence
(aeon.co)
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10y ago
To quote that in its entirety: “[Rape] ends in just a few minutes with little-to-no harm caused to the victim. Meanwhile, false accusations of rape have a long-term and much more devastating impact on the victim.” - That's really sick
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Memory barriers in Linux Kernel
(lxr.free-electrons.com)
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Dignity of labour
(scientificamerican.com)
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11y ago
"Denying world’s poorest free partial Internet connectivity when today they have none, for ideological reasons, strikes me as morally wrong." - Mr Andreesen, given how rich you are, you need to be really careful when you talk abou
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11y ago
Very true. It changes the perspective a little bit: Instead of worrying about incompatible/incomplete libraries/packages. The application dictates everything all the way down to the VM level, and in a single language.
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11y ago
OCaml is a fine language that most people don't use. If I want a unikernel in my own language, do I need to build one myself? I wonder if someone is building a unikernel that have external language bindings, which will allow one to cre
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11y ago
So the study confirms that people naturally trust what their friends are posting, which then confirms that trust is what bonds friends together. I view Facebook as a means to strengthen existing "physical" friendship, rather than
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11y ago
The sad thing about changes brought by money and for money is that we don't have a community anymore. We don't even know what it looks and feel like. I honestly want to find such a place to live and raise my kids haven't foun
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Still Think White Privilege Isn’t Real? These 6 Lessons Will Erase All Doubt
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12y ago
If a task involves "clicking next", then that task should not require any specialized knowledge to do. I totally agree that all developers should be willing do write code to automate "DevOps" tasks whenever they see fi
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12y ago
Thank you for writing it down. Especially the "hugging" part.
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Emacs with Evil
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13y ago
When I was in college dorm (in China), I used to put a table lamp on the floor, turned toward my feet and legs, which was fairly effective. Mosquitoes don't like lights.
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13y ago
What's your contact information?