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poetry lambda python - Google Search
Patrick Collison – Lecture 11: Company Culture and Building a Team, Part II | Genius
How Firebase Interviewed Software Engineers • Andrew's Blog
Zachary Perret on Twitter: "Someone asked how we hire at Plaid recently, and it reminded me of some tenets we wrote early-on: - Slope is more important than Y-axis - Everyone owns the product - Hire for spikes, not lack of weakness - Have them teach you something interesting - Did they read the docs?" / Twitter
Frameworks for Hiring - Erik Torenberg
The SaaS Adventure | TechCrunch
Ways to Win in Climate Software #10: When SaaS Metrics Fail in Climate Tech
Ways to Win in Climate Software #9: "You Never Get Fired for Buying IBM"
Settings - Settings and Privacy — Mailtrack
How Unions Prevent Affordable Housing In San Francisco – Eye on SF
Should SF stop building housing? – Eye on SF
Why San Francisco Can’t Be Fixed – Eye on SF
Why you need to worry about the ‘wet-bulb temperature’ | Climate science | The Guardian
auth(migration) pt 1c: create `organization_users` for all cases by douglasqian · Pull Request #452 · spiralsprotocol/streamline
fix(general): Fix issues causing command line noise by EricHasegawa · Pull Request #477 · spiralsprotocol/streamline
The 2023 comprehensive guide to clean energy transferable tax credits
feat(editor): Add AI Bullet Point Blocks by EricHasegawa · Pull Request #524 · spiralsprotocol/streamline
Google Keep
chore(deps): bump aiohttp from 3.8.4 to 3.9.0 in /lambdas/ocr_post_processing by dependabot[bot] · Pull Request #903 · spiralsprotocol/streamline
Baby It’s Cold Inside - Treehouse Christmas Carol - Google Docs
Government Energy Spending Tracker – Analysis - IEA
Truyền Thống Tồn Tại Từ Lâu Đời Hay Được Phát Minh Ra Ở Hiện Tại?
The Problem With Flat Design, According To A UX Expert
How China’s First Emperor Pioneered Design Thinking and Revolutionized the Branding of Legacy – The Marginalian
Interiors: Hooked on classics
The role of a beginner UX designer | Coursera
Phase 3: Ideate solutions | Coursera
Build an empathy map | Coursera
Extrinsic and intrinsic motivation for using a booth recommender system service on exhibition attendees’ unplanned visit behavior - ScienceDirect
Sci-Hub | Extrinsic and intrinsic motivation for using a booth recommender system service on exhibition attendees’ unplanned visit behavior. Computers in Human Behavior, 30, 59–68 | 10.1016/j.chb.2013.07.035
🐇🌷bosco🌷🐇 on Twitter: "something a bit funny about growing up and settling down is the sheer # of people who have some crazy, confusing social dynamic in their late teens or 20s that produces bizarre behavior from everyone involved, that weighs on them for years bc it's so difficult to contextualize" / Twitter
jeremy on Twitter: "it seems most of the time, the object of desire is always already ensconced in some future dream state. this continues until around our 30s, when it reverses, and we start desiring the past. what this all has in common: we never want the present https://t.co/KANgRF9bDk" / Twitter
Sherry on Twitter: "I reread @jk_rowling’s 2008 Harvard speech a lot, especially this line: “There is an expiry date on blaming your parents for steering you in the wrong direction; the moment you are old enough to take the wheel, responsibility lies with you.”" / Twitter
The House of Inner Tranquillity Podcast / "Memories and Regrets" by Paul Harris
Chris Hayduk (e/acc) on X: "@var_epsilon Yep, you need to enter the hyperbolic time chamber in your 20s so you can be cracked in your 30s. Otherwise the cracked college grads will eat your lunch Some people think they can take their foot off the gas with learning once they get out of college, but it’s actually the…" / X
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Are Phones Making the World's Students Dumber? - The Atlantic
LEGO, the Future of TikTok & The Inevitable Death of the App
What to put in my mind? - Esther is a confused human being
Many Minds – Thought Experiments
Mục đích sống của bạn là gì? - Khải Đơn
White-Collar Work Is Just Meetings Now - The Atlantic
Dexa — Where Curiosity Meets Credibility
We need new metaphors that put life at the centre of biology | Aeon Essays
Sarah Miller on X: "It's well known that lower income people tend to suffer much worse health. Is poverty at the heart of this disparity, and, if so, could a large cash transfer help close this gap? We examine an RCT that provided 1000 low income participants $1000/month for 3 years. We find… https://t.co/XJxDBa8QOx" / X
Crawling Back To Reading From Scrolling...
Why I Refuse To Track How Many Books I've Read
Bạn đã húp canh suông chưa? - Khải Đơn
Hyper Individualization - by Sophie
An unordered list of things I miss in Go — kokada