dogbox

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   by dogbox 4y ago

   This thread is making me feel like I'm taking crazy pills! Staying away is great advice.
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   by dogbox 4y ago

   What kind of interviewer expects a solution that's not only incorrect, but also woefully inefficient?
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   by dogbox 4y ago

   You are correct - unless there is an actual need for exogenous testosterone, you should avoid TRT. However, natural T levels will drop with age, and it's not too uncommon for men to hop on in their 40's or later. Sure you'll
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   by dogbox 4y ago

   You're off by an order of magnitude - $0.30 of $10 is 3%, which overshadows the 0.8% by quite a bit. Although I agree that $10 is most likely a low estimate, I'd expect $0.30 per charge to have a very non-trivial impact.
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   by dogbox 6y ago

   For further in-depth reading, I recommend the book "Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World". It explores the generalist vs specialist dichotomy within various fields (e.g. sports, music, engineering) and compares th
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   by dogbox 6y ago

   Nice to see some Stoic Memento Mori here. I'm actually currently going through Seneca's Dialogues and Essays.
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   by dogbox 6y ago

   > Rule 5. Data dominates. If you've chosen the right data structures and organized things well, the algorithms will almost always be self-evident. Data structures, not algorithms, are central to programming. Is "data structures