ranic

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by ranic 14d ago
Thank you! The author makes one large assumption about why people do what they do. If I'm doing something for the fun of it, I don't think I need anyone else to see my results in order for me to get exactly what I wanted out of it
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by ranic 8mo ago
https://www.johngerace.com/ My personal website/blog!
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by ranic 1y ago
> The scientific establishment, however, seems to not have gotten the memo. If you suggest we engineer the genes of future generations to make their lives better, they will often make some frightened noises, mention “ethical issues” with
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by ranic 2y ago
- Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me! - Astronomy Cast - 99% Invisible - Planet Money - Radiolab
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by ranic 2y ago
Location: Philadelphia, PA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, C/C++, Kotlin, SQL, REST APIs, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Jenkins, Argo CD, Git Résumé/CV: On request LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/john-gera
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by ranic 3y ago
I learned so so much, as I'm sure many others here have too, from your GameBoy emulator series. Thank you!!!
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by ranic 4y ago
Here's one for Hugo: https://themes.gohugo.io/themes/hugo-tufte/ And here's one for Jekyll: https://github.com/clayh53/tufte-jekyll
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by ranic 4y ago
Some favorites from my two over the past couple years: - Magna Tiles (TODDLER, PRESCHOOL1) - Marble Maze (PRESCHOOL1) - Lego Duplo (everyone loves these!) - Stomp rocket (TODDLER, PRESCHOOL1) - Books (PRESCHOOL2): Ivy & Bean, Zoey and S
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by ranic 4y ago
High Availability, I believe.
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by ranic 4y ago
I love PG and I remember buying a Kindle 15 years ago just so I could read books from PG. To this I would add https://www.fadedpage.com/ which is like Project Gutenberg, but for works in the Canadian public domain!
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by ranic 4y ago
My kid loved Dora the Explorer. It asks kids to engage with it, so it feel like a more active experience than a show that's meant only to be watched. I used to watch it with her and we'd shout at the TV and jump around and even th
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by ranic 5y ago
"The Splendid and the Vile" by Erik Larson
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by ranic 7y ago
Perhaps Adyen ( https://www.adyen.com/ ) would work for you?
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by ranic 8y ago
And sometimes you have small children who nap, allowing parents a small, often unpredictable, amount of time to exercise.
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by ranic 8y ago
Either Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell or The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay by Michael Chabon.
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by ranic 8y ago
MFA in creative writing and professional software developer here. I took out nearly twice as much as Gillette did to get my MFA over the course of a two-year program. A lot of the people I spoke to in school decided to fork over that much c
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by ranic 8y ago
This is good advice. And as far as "single-player" activities are concerned, I think pursuing curiosities as far as your interest will go is a good way to discover new interests. Read an article on a topic you find compelling? Fin
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by ranic 9y ago
Even if you're not swearing off a serious relationship, you're almost certainly swearing off having children. And this is an interesting thing because my attitude toward having children wasn't the same in my twenties as it wa
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by ranic 9y ago
Some of my favorites: Planet Money - Current events and finance Astronomy Cast - Long-running podcast with each episode about a topic in astronomy Death Sex & Money - Human interest stories On The Media - Current events Love and Radio -