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joshink1
3y ago
It's hyperbolic for humor, the main point is after the <hr/> "On a more serious note, I think we should stop loving the tools and start loving the act of slaying problems. In any profitable monetized project, there is a
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Don't Enjoy Coding
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4y ago
The prettiness could be an emergent effect of any feature compositing done by the algorithms. On average, the composite faces of a group of random individuals look more attractive than most of the individual members of the group. https:&#x
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4y ago
My spouse also has PSC w/o IBD, 13 years now since diagnosis. We were given a poor prognosis 5 years ago but Vanco has stabilized her MELD score (indicator for transplant) and has been somewhat stable since. The Mayo Clinic in AZ has b
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4y ago
Disappointed that all the photos look like African children, seems like a careless trope. The author even states it explicitly in the FAQ: While giving NFTs themselves to children in Africa probably won't help them much, what we are
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joshink1
5y ago
Assuming you mean a DB schema per tenant (and not server/tenant), you can control quality of service by setting account limits for each user: https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/user-resources.ht
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5y ago
It’s a noisy and expensive filter at that. The low SES folks (anyone who has to work-study really) will be unfairly selected against per degree completion. That seems like the innate personality trait of conscientiousness, not something tra
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5y ago
I'd argue that university degrees don't even sufficiently prepare students to work for someone else. A lot of the "soft skills" required for career success such as: self-marketing, business communication, personal finan
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5y ago
If you don't have any publicly viewable projects, make some of your own, or contribute to others. https://www.donatecode.com/ https://github.com/showcases/great-for-new-contributors
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5y ago
Thanks for that info. A quick aside: I'm curious why it's gene vs environment (either/or), and not gene + environment (emergent)? If the latter, then I'd think heritability would necessarily factor both genes and environ
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5y ago
"Stop while it's good" I don't need to work until I'm completely exhausted, it's okay to stop with some fuel left in the tank...and resume some other time.
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5y ago
Abstracting is often more effective than de-coupling for these kinds of discussions. The act of changing concrete variables about a "case" requires that one keeps everything else (and their value-laden implications) the same. It i
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5y ago
The multi-line comments follow JSDoc syntax, which many IDEs can parse to give the developer useful suggestions. https://jsdoc.app/about-getting-started.html
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5y ago
I've enjoyed reading the Guacamole client code (JS): https://github.com/apache/guacamole-client/blob/master/guaca... Clean and consistent formatting, detailed comments, sensible modularization -- an
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5y ago
I recently read a story about a very senior engineer (in his 50s) who was denied a working VISA in some European country for not finishing a degree. As inane as it sounds, completing any sort of 4 year degree signals to employers that you a
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5y ago
I understand the instinctual irk of having one's habits monitored by a corporation but I'm curious about practical implications. What are some concrete harms to the individual viewer in anonymously sharing TV viewing data?
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5y ago
Dopamine exhaustion from over-stimulation may be a reason for the common “can’t focus” complaints. Dr. Huberman claims that he has treated this with dopamine budgeting, information diet, etc…: https://youtu.be/QmOF0crdyRU
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5y ago
You can do this securely without exposing your public IP. 1. Get a cheap VM close to you. AWS micro works, I use Google's Compute engine. Use the public IP on your DNS. 2. Set up FRPS ( https://github.com/fatedier/