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joekim
1y ago
The community here is very forgiving of software bugs, but why did the rep act that way? To paraphrase Warren Buffet, what are the incentives that directed that led to this outcome? Why did the rep in this case act so viciously? If Hack Clu
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joekim
1y ago
I would think so if the right to be forgotten was legal principle in the United States. It only applies in Europe and I don’t think it applies to court records that are public.
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joekim
3y ago
Would you be willing to create a guide? I think this would be of great help.
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joekim
5y ago
Also, a good signal for programmers to dig deeper into strange software behavior.
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joekim
5y ago
Are you implying she doesn't go for gold?
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5y ago
Like this? https://github.com/biwascheme/biwascheme
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5y ago
Trump is a central facet of the story because those counties wanting to join Idaho favored Trump in the election.
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joekim
6y ago
+1 Nicely done.
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6y ago
> What I learned from past experiences is to never use analogies. They are almost always a source of distraction, people start to argue about the analogy itself instead of the topic at hand, which is almost always completely counter prod
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6y ago
Awesome story. Thanks for sharing! Checking out your book.
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joekim
6y ago
Yes. Thank you for clarifying.
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joekim
6y ago
When your brain gets tired maybe all you need to do is some Yoga Nidra or alike and you can reset and get more clarity back by pushing out the norepinephrine.
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6y ago
Sorry it seems really vague. I think it's so simple it's confusing. Essentially, the Sedona method is to connect with whatever's bugging you and ask yourself these questions. 1. Could I let it go? (You can say yes, or no or a
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6y ago
Yeah, sorry I should have referenced the source in the original post.
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6y ago
Studies by Dweck, famous for Growth Mindset, and others point to "ego depletion" simply being a reflection of people's beliefs (My willpower is limited) as opposed to an actual resource that gets depleted. https://
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6y ago
> "Pushing through via sheer force of will isn't possible." > That's exactly what I'm saying. I'll check out the link. What I'm saying is that you can't push your way through Navy Seal training
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6y ago
Most procrastination is emotional management, a sort of self-medicating from stress. Having a skilled therapist working through it with you sounds fantastic. I really like a technique called the "Sedona Method" for releasing diffi
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6y ago
> Re: the football team though, no matter how energized they are, that team will not be able to lift more than their 1RM (1 rep max), they won't be able to lift their 10RM (10 rep max) more than 10 times (maybe a few more on a good
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6y ago
Well it is a lot more complicated. There is no "mental energy reserve", but we do get energized by norepinephrine in the brain and once it becomes saturated it it loses its effect. A simple technique to reset it is to activate the
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6y ago
Yeah, agreed. The market sets the price.
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6y ago
How would you calculate the reduction in value of lectures if given online? I'd argue the value of the lectures is about the same for large classes, it's the ability to ask questions or students ability to focus that gets harder o
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8y ago
Nobody said anything about "owing." Simply that we've been "compensated" via tremendous value hence as programmers there's no need to feel exploited for providing "free" labor.
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9y ago
OK, like detecting lack of contrast for color blindness?
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9y ago
Here's my variation: 1) Using a text editor like Visual Studio Code, write core components in react-primitives. This code can be largely the same as your real react-native code with all it's handling of layout and internationaliza
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9y ago
Snack - Description: Web-based react-native playground. Snack was previously called Sketch which led to much confusion. - Built by: Expo Sketch.app - Description: Most popular native mac app for designing UIs - Built by: Bohemian Coding rea
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9y ago
> automatic accessibility checking Can you elaborate on the automatic accessibility checking? Are you testing the sketch file or the react-primitive code for accessibility tags?
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9y ago
Whether or not you have the "right" to be rude, I think the more cordial we are the more we can align around learning through discussion. If someone is rude to someone who's mistaken that could help them unlearn something, bu
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10y ago
Thanks for your response. I generally agree with the technical approach, but not with your assessment of Slack's products. > By "offensively wasteful" I mean off by orders of magnitude. At which point the problem isn'
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10y ago
Being cool in SV is only so valuable.
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10y ago
The technology originated from web. It uses javascript, React, babel, flexbox, etc.
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