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How to Balance Learning and Doing (2018)(medium.com)
2 points by kabisote 5y ago|0 comments
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by kabisote 5y ago
I don't think there's such a thing. Life is hard.
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New threat to the economy: Americans are saving like it's the 1980s(edition.cnn.com)
58 points by kabisote 6y ago|50 comments
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What we can learn from the Great Depression about a post-pandemic world(e27.co)
1 points by kabisote 6y ago|0 comments
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The Myth and Magic of Deliberate Practice(jamesclear.com)
2 points by kabisote 10y ago|0 comments
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by kabisote 10y ago
+1 for Hugo.
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by kabisote 10y ago
"Vendors don't build software, people build software" Working with vendors is logical for big projects but an obstruction for small projects. If we eliminate the middleman, outsourcers would pay less and developers would be p
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by kabisote 10y ago
This behaviour is present in my country too. Surely in other countries also. It is global.
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by kabisote 11y ago
Ask HN: If you were building an online school, how do you find great teachers and how do you convince them to create and offer their lessons online?
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by kabisote 12y ago
Jiro Dreams of Sushi. http://www.magpictures.com/jirodreamsofsushi/
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by kabisote 13y ago
> and happiness... I don't know really, I'm inclined to believe a lot of developers use NodeJS because it's new and hot and Java isn't, instead of looking at their customers' needs. I agree. To be happy, We don&#
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by kabisote 13y ago
How can a BDFL retire? I thought it's For Life?
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by kabisote 13y ago
Very creative. But what's the objective? I'm sure it's not to increase page views or improve user experience.
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by kabisote 13y ago
While it is wise not to believe everything we read in the news, it does not follow that there is nothing we can trust. The key may be to have a healthy skepticism, while keeping an open mind.
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by kabisote 13y ago
The Philippines did not come to mind when I read the article. What I took from the article was that the human race can invent a system that would provide for their basic needs so that humans don't have to worry about it and they can sp
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by kabisote 13y ago
Yes, work is necessary. Even before money was invented, our ancestors still needed to work for their basic needs. They had to harvest or hunt for food, build their houses and sew their clothing. All of that is work.
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by kabisote 13y ago
Yes, awareness. I was reading 2+ hours a day of HN at my previous work. I was still more productive than most of my co-workers and was able to introduce useful tools, solutions and practices. One of my fellow developers asked, "How do
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by kabisote 13y ago
Religion will be banned.
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by kabisote 13y ago
Do you agree or disagree with them? Is "well what if she is unhappy, is she still successful?" really a stupid question?
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by kabisote 13y ago
Makes sense. If you don't care about anything else but to finish what you're currently doing, you'll most probably get it done. Like if you really want to finish the film you're watching or the game you're playing o
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by kabisote 13y ago
> are based on what's really going on Where can we actually get accurate information of what's really going on? News? Government? Businesses? Church? Blogs? Forums?
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by kabisote 13y ago
I can't see why seeing the invention of a language is significant in this respect. Schools are worse at keeping up their curricula with new technology (at least where I live), so if a language were invented while you're in college
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by kabisote 13y ago
You're awesomer.:) This is really helpful. Thanks.
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by kabisote 13y ago
> The rate at which technology is changing is absolutely insane. By the time you graduate, most of the things you learned are obsolete. My advice is to grok the fundamentals, the concepts that don't change. Then absolutely learn to
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by kabisote 13y ago
> These days I would handle this easily; after the first or second iteration I would explain the situation: I had based my estimate on certain expectations of how much work would be required; I had not expected to clean up dirty data in
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by kabisote 13y ago
Congrats and thanks for sharing details about your business. I'm currently building a subscription based medical training video streaming site. May I also ask for details about the technical aspects? Do you use a media streaming servic
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by kabisote 13y ago
All the statistical arguments are detracting from the actual issue. College is not worth it because it is expensive and time consuming but does not guarantee you'll be able to earn a living in the future. And unlike a skill or a busine
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by kabisote 13y ago
How about studying the Bible? "All Scripture is inspired of God and beneficial for teaching, for reproving, for setting things straight, for disciplining in righteousness, that the man of God may be fully competent, completely equipped
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by kabisote 13y ago
A lot of companies we often hear about aren't profitable.
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by kabisote 13y ago
Thank you. I got more from this comment than the article.

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