hellohowareu

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by hellohowareu 4y ago
This idea of gathering deep domain knowledge isn't very realistic in my opinion. Not in slow moving, poorly managed companies at least, when compared to being a solo dev or working at a fast paced, well-organized startup. I built a ful
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
Posts like these remind me to stay away from Google for Business. Google doesn't seem to care about their users-- This is a common problem with Google: There's no way to get in contact with a human-- unless you create a viral twit
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
I liked classes to-- their lifecycle methods were so clear to work with. That said, learning how useEffect replaces lifecycle methods is pretty quick to pickup. As is useState. The lesser known hooks are what are difficult for me to unders
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
The shouts of vendors in the street is why I avoid cities in Mexico, especially CDMX. The noise levels in Mexico are so abrasive to me.
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
" The APA doesn't seem to be under the delusion that they can control how masculinity is viewed in society, anyway." The APA-- the professional org. which represents the field of psychology in the USA--[1] literally institute
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
I'm afraid I can't give any credence to a politically divisive & politically-fashionable concept as "toxic masculinity". Especially if "toxic femininity" isn't commonly referenced in the same context-
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
a course on a topic does not dictate what policies in a society should or should not subscribe to. Given that scientific discourse and outcomes fluctuate, we can assume the same is true social science. Furthermore, social science is much mo
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
I purchased the "Carson MicroBrite Plus 60x-120x Power LED Lighted Pocket Microscope"[1] for $15 on Amazon. I love it for its portability and durability-- I can pop it in my pocket or backpack and check out stuff on nature trails.
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
I'm more concerned about plastic fibers getting into the air via laundering (or simply regular activity of wearing them and little bits of plastic occasionally coming loose) than I am about the use of oil in the clothing. I believe the
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
"The issue is no one has any place scrutinizing or judging another because it is hypocritical." Just curious-- do you mean that in absolute terms? For example: Can a teacher/parent/manager scrutinize or judge a student&#
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
Saying something is real, does not make that thing real. You are not the gatekeeper of what is and is not "misogyny". Leave women alone? Are women somehow ordained with a shield against any criticism? No one can ever criticize a
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
I agree. I think as long as you have an acceptable degree of financial security, that it is very healthy to face new challenges. As someone who has taken a few sabbaticals--including leaving an apartment to live in a tent for months at a t
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
"misogyny" Uh, no. Criticism does not equate to hatred. And the more the word "misogyny" is misused by being thrown around frivolously, the less useful it is as an accurate descriptor. You do our language and society a d
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
CRUD is just one of an application's layers. It allows adding/removing/updating data. This is simply a data-foundation for an application. Of course it feels the same across apps and industries-- it's a concrete slab u
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
Same here— in the east bay (Milpitas). I was alarmed by how much silt built up on any outdoor surface. I assumed it was due to nearby highways and busy roads. Left that living situation after 2-3 months due to the concern.
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
I tried learning programming off and on for about 3-4 years. Sometimes while working full time, sometimes while unemployed. How to create an full stack web app didn't click until three things happened: 1. I took two statistics courses
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
Open Source Ecology is currently on its 7th generation prototype of open source tractor: https://www.opensourceecology.org/portfolio/tractor/ "LifeTrac is a low-cost, multipurpose open source tractor. It serv
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
"8k-ish" I read this as k8s-ish... which makes me thing maybe 8k-ish could be your product name, as a play on k8s-ish. That said... ive been learning kubernetes lately and it doesn't necessarily relate to AI.
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
Thanks! I was just curious about your perspective-- When do you mean by Helm is pretty bad? Could you elaborate? Also, how does it compare with alternatives?
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
The headline reminds me of an organization with a similar mission-- Open Source Ecology "...currently developing a set of open source blueprints for the Global Village Construction Set (GVCS) – a set of the 50 most important machines t
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
I am trying to learn Kubernetes for work-- Docker + K8s + Helm. Does anyone have recommendation(s) regarding books, video courses, or live in-person trainings?
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
This is awesome. He mentions not having a mentor... "“I didn't have a mentor to help me, really," But I am skeptical about that claim-- I think good guidance by good parents is arguably mentorship. A quick google search yield
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
I think the claims in this article are dubious. For example: "Research papers are considered higher quality the more they are cited by others." This may be true in general, but what if there was a "hack the system" effor
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
No offense, but your perspective does not sound open minded. I'd recommend being open to other, unexplored (by you) possibilities, since one person cannot be everywhere at once, nor understand the experiences of everyone at Gigantic Me
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
I like programming in Clojure. My brain flowed pretty easily in it-- it felt very much like opening and collapsing computations-- in a natural way, like algebra. I just don't like its enigmatic stack traces when an error occured-- it
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
Two annual quarters of negative growth has been the informal (maybe even formal?) definition for a while now. Just because one party wants to change the definition to avoid hubbub to avoid losing political power does not change reality.
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
"the game is entirely rigged for those who have money. " I'd say the game's outcome for an individual is determined by whether or not that individual puts in the effort to grow an in-demand skillset (i.e. development of
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
Eh, depends on where you decide to go. Switzerland & New Zealand-- yes, to all that stuff. But Mexico? You purchase a 6 month visa (which is just a paper receipt and a passport stamp) at the airport, border crossing, or immigration offi
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
I would want to analyze the inverse in order to see the issue from at least two different sides: How does it benefit local Mexicans? For example, having additional money in their economy: in the hands of tourist businesses, services busines
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by hellohowareu 4y ago
How timely for me personally. I am about to live in the Puerto Vallarta area for a while. I work remotely, and saving for cash for property.

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