ricogallo

few people know that mosquitoes are also pollinators for some plants

> We practice kindness between humans because of the law of reciprocity.

Yet, this law is so embedded in us that practicing kindness even towards a rock makes us feel good.

So practice kindness, first and foremost for yourself.

I feel the same. I think the reason is that GenAI has effectively abstracted away the tooling layer. Not perfectly, and not always efficiently, but in terms of going from requirements → workable outcome, it has removed much of the pain of choosing one developer experience over another.

It sounds like the "The City" in "Blame!"

Would you care to elaborate?

Are there any plans to support stored procedures?

I think they got their math wrong too: the binomial coefficient for (5 1) is 5, not 120.

I find your perspective interesting, but have the feeling that you are not thinking in systems (!). The sensory systems are perceptual systems, but they are subsystems of a larger "cognitive" system, and we cannot be sure that it exhibits the same logarithmic response behavior.

I am thinking more of an automatic ability to see how things are related. Chinese language(s) ↔ Taoism, in the context of a holistic approach to worldview [0]. I know I am exaggerating, but maybe some meditative training could help in this regard?

[0] https://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/04/health/04iht-6sncult.1.10...

I actually wonder if humans lack a crucial adaptive advantage if they do not intuitively understand how systems work. But then it occurs to me that some ancient philosophies and religions emphasised the need to be in tune with the surrounding world.

Tangential to this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31885615

Publish the code. At worst no one will look at it, at best you will draw more attention to your work and maybe get some good tips.

That was a really good one :)

Care to explain which are those communities you are referring to?

This. I hate to readjust my usual scrolling habit just because they think their unique scrolling friction is better.

I would love to say that Italy is not a racist country. But it is. Still, your words convey a deeper gap and racial segregation in the US.

I feel sorry you had borne all these wounds to your social identity, but I'm sure one day we will tackle the very roots of inequality and bigotry.

Please take a look at how I found my peace using GNU make in frontend development: https://gist.github.com/ricogallo/726fcb6e46d5a7405a9f

Yes, traditionally you need the 5% of error, or even 1%. Also the partial eta-squared is the ANOVA measure for the size of the effects studied, which happens to be very low too: 9%.

Indeed, but you can see that a bunch of Wordpress sites are obscure, ancient and insecure by default.

However I'd like to point out this nice dissection of the article, where a lot of serious flaws had been found. For instance: missing significance. http://neuroconscience.com/2015/06/30/a-walk-in-the-park-inc...

That's the reason Scala doesn't guarantee backwards compatibility for major releases. Of course, there is always someone who complaints about it not being enterprise ready.

I'm almost drunk right now, and I guarantee that I just can't see what's the point of your service

I guess this definition is more precise and broad: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Implicit_attitude