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This is such a fun idea, love it

This is exactly right. Been seeing this a lot, especially in the last five years.

Most of my tech interview strategy has adapted to weed out candidates that are imposters.

I do not think I have ever felt imposter syndrome, in all honesty. Do most people honestly feel this?

+1. This is a very good and well-rounded response.

I might add that for tech engineering of any type, getting a BS in Computer Science (from a reputable school) is insanely helpful in the long run if there is an interest in going further in your career and it does not lock a person into one particular track.

The Hebrew use of chiasms is what first convinced me that a lot of hyperliteralist interpretations of the Torah were just ignorant.

A person cannot intentionally convert a story into a poetic structure without also distorting its literalness.

And the contemporary readers of the time would have known this as well.

Some useful insights for sure.

Although some programmers care about both product and code and know how to balance it: based on the budget.

Code-first programmers might have not had to face a deadline and a company running out of money. Not all of them are like this, but if you find yourself in this camp, I encourage joining a startup with some eyeballs into the finances as a way to balance that tendency to infinitely nitpick over small code details.

I love how the majority of modern science articles are people basically proving common sense.

This is one of the best summaries of this thought process I have read.

Youre absolutely not alone. Im reaching a breaking point where I would not care how society treats Im bot going to let the new puritans take over.

This is super cool!

I swear the more progressive San Francisco becomes the worse and worse every aspect of life becomes in that city.

Why has it become shameful to simply say indulging yourself with calories is a personal choice that has consequences?

It boggles my mind we need “science” to tell us this stuff that is frankly just common sense that has been beaten down by pop culture.

I moved my entire family onto it easily. But they are fairly conservative and so it simply was a matter of explaining the situation about big tech lying and they were sold.

Are you a fundamentalist Christian? You kindof sound like one.

Oh man I need this so badly, will try it out soon!

I have been doing frontend dev for nearly 20 years and CSS in JS has always struck me as completely unnecessary. I have yet to see a need for any of it that doesn't introduce more problems than it solves. Do you have any examples of cases where it is needed? Im using SCSS with SSR super well. I dont get why JSS in CSS is seen as superior?

Agreed, I am working in medical right now and I smell this is not good at all.

Did not know this existed, but I thoroughly loved it and agree with his findings. Thanks for sharing.

When will the general public learn that adding more rules and education simply gives ill-intentioned people more complicated ways to screw others over.

100% agreed. If they dont mind publicly making an issue with a persons name, they should have to expose their own.

100% They try to act like it isnt a propaganda piece but it is so obvious.

Im not the only one who noticed.

This is another one of those articles where the author is condescendingly trying to fearmonger to a segment of the US population. It is so obvious.

Lets be fair. If NYT supported Hitler, should we cancel the NYT for supporting systemic racism in the past?

Im so exhausted of these condescending and self-righteous articles.

Exactly.

Although to be fair, I dont think Twitter has figured out that it is now becoming “cool” and free advertising to be blocked by them.

It is turning into a form of rebellion and “fighting against the man”. It is a badge of honor for a large segment of society right now.

Basically, being banned by Twitter is becoming free advertising.

I mean, look a this post by OP.

I love the fact New York Post are leaving their account locked.

It is a better advertisement for the story, and worse for Twitter.

The irony of a giant company like Twitter falling for the Streisand effect is rich.

Incredibly well put. I do truly wish that education taught debate these days.

One of the things required in debate classes is to argue for the other sides position.

I have found that most people I meet these days have never learned this ability to see things with the shoes on the other feet.

North Koreas stories can be much worse, but typically are not found outside of religious groups like Voice of the Martyrs.

Works for me. Ill allow it.

If the paper is well-known for being a tabloid, they would just yawn and feel no need to block it.

And if the email is a fake one, it isnt personal information.

So why did they block it?

Ditto. This is a big reason why I left Spotify and refuse to work at Google or Facebook right now. Spotify has been turning a new leaf lately though.