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7y ago
Does that include photons? Photons that have travelled the furthest are, by the above definition, at the boundary of the universe - an ever expanding boundary - which they will never exceed. If this is so and you were 'outside' th
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7y ago
I've had a near identical experience over the last 30 years. Every point in the article rang true and I sympathise with every one of them. Regarding the second point: One of the hardest things to swallow is a programmer with 2 or 3 yea
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7y ago
Yep - agreed. The "Pardon the interruption" and "We value your privacy" is pure nonsense. "We value your privacy" must be the biggest piece of misinformation on the web. Tip: Turn off Javascript and all the ext
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7y ago
Firstly, what's the opposite of asshole. Is there a name for that? Secondly, this: >Really, you can’t afford to keep assholes around - it’s better to have a hole in your team than an asshole. That may not always be true. It may ac
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Nohoops.com: Consent Widget for Websites
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8y ago
For browsing the web I use Chrome with JavaScript disabled. It means I never have to deal with auto-play videos. If there is something I find in Chrome that I want to watch, I drop the url into FireFox and watch it there. I use Firefox for
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9y ago
Dreaming in Code by Scott Rosenberg. As a programmer of 30 years I have taken more quotes and found more common ground with this book than any other. Here's a small extract that caught my attention: "In order to build something, y
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9y ago
agreed. that's the equivalent of doing work for free when it should be a business transaction. so, tech-related new years resolution number one: learn to say no in as diplomatic a way as possible.
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9y ago
no alcohol before breakfast and try to remember to change my underpants at least once a week. no seriously, I like kramer1416 idea of figuring out how to get into flow state on a regular basis. I reckon that would be an overall win for pers
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11y ago
You should use an ad blocker because it gives you control over your browsing experience. You need that control because advertisers have made the web an unpleasant place. The thing is, we all need adverts. Think of all the products you'
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11y ago
Are you objecting to advertising in principle? I don't have anything against advertising as a means of improving sales. We just need to stop talking about 'advertising' and start focusing on 'annoying' and 'tra