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Ive been a psychology professor since 2012. In the past six years, I’ve witnessed students of all ages procrastinate on papers, skip presentation days, miss assignments, and let due dates fly by. I’ve seen promising prospective grad students fail to get applications in on time; I’ve watched PhD candidates take months or years revising a single dissertation draft; I once had a student who enrolled in the same class of mine two semesters in a row, and never turned in anything either time. I don’t think laziness was ever at fault. Ever. In fact, I don’t believe that laziness exists. I’m a social psychologist, so I’m interested primarily in the situational and contextual factors that drive human behavior. When you’re seeking to

I remember the times when I was completely sold on the idea of the Repository pattern. I wrote about it, talked about it in meetups, and used it extensively in projects, especially when I was diving deep into Domain-Driven Design (DDD) and layered architectures. The core principle was always the same: keep the domain layer free of data concerns and push data interactions out to dedicated repositories. It sounded great in theory and worked well for a while in practice. But along the way, I found myself spending more and more time mapping data between different layers — database entities to domain objects, domain objects to DTOs, and so on — without seeing much real value, especially for typical line-of-business applications. My “Aha!” moment came when I realized how much simpler things could be if I just cut out the middleman, so to speak.

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The Order Details feature in Rentable's SaaS Rental Management platform simplifies workflows for rental businesses with an intuitive layout. Users can effortlessly manage customer information, rental details, and product bookings—all in one view. Key details such as pickup and return dates, rental location, and customer information are easily accessible at a glance. Users can also upload essential documents, like agreements, directly to the order for streamlined communication. Flexible fulfillment options allow businesses to choose between walk-in pickups or delivery, with clear instructions provided for each option.

The 19th issue of Some Magazine explores the concept of endings—whether long-awaited, sudden, surprising, predictable, dramatic, or quiet. In his famous poem Stages, Hermann Hesse writes that every beginning holds “an inherent magic living within.” Endings, however, rarely claim much of this magic. The end makes no promises, inspires no hopes, and provides no direction. It simply marks the arrival at a final destination. “Ready” is the theme of this issue. Although we know that nothing is ever truly complete or final, the drive to reach a point of “readiness” is a powerful companion and a motivating force in creative work. In interviews with various artists, perspectives on “being ready” emerge: Jill Senft describes the process as “letting go and moving on,” while Jonathan Meese sees art as an “arch-necessity.” This issue’s works highlight bo

Logo and visual identity for De Foodtruck Club and logos for its 4 sub-brands: Mrs. Sippy's, Uncle Lee, The Green Bar and Gelato Amici. De Foodtruck Club serves all kinds of food, traveling around Netherlands. They are the new kids on the block and aim to change the catering world, facilitating the process for those looking for this type of service for festivals and other types of events. – Project management: @michelrefatti – Meeting: @mrnrang – Copy: @brunoabatti – Graphic design: @mateusyuzo – Illustrations: @rigoni.tattoo – Motion: @clint.studio

This is my design of Agriculture App. With this platform, farmers will get real-time weather updates, daily schedules, and activity status. Visualize fields with precise locations. You can monitor individual field performance, track growth stages, and access a calendar of field development schedules

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Since I started reorganizing my diary and gradually trying to write seriously on various platforms — even occasionally sending letters to my future self — I thought my writing would focus on serious topics. Things like my concern for educational issues, literacy crises, self-improvement, the art of slow living, surviving college, mental health, and so on. But now, so many pages of my diary, social media posts, and even my Medium articles are filled with heartbreak. Even though my relationship with my favorite person ended a long time ago. I thought that after breaking up, I’d be fine because my life is still full of things I love. But it turns out I wasn’t aware that I often denied the fact that the pain of that relationship hadn’t ended. Turns out, breaking up didn’t just happen that day — it kept happening, again and again, every time I no longer exchanged messages with him. Heartbreak is present in every part of my life. I lost a friend, someone who made me enjoy every conversation and every little joke — whether it was funny or not at all. I cherished those moments just as much as I valued deep talks about life’s…

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Introduction The most direct way to check if a username exists is by querying the database. However, as user numbers grow into the millions or billions, this approach can become inefficient. Here are the main drawbacks: The most direct way to check if a username exists is by querying the database. However, as user numbers grow into the millions or billions, this approach can become inefficient. Here are the main drawbacks: The most direct way to check if a username exists is by querying the database. However, as user numbers grow into the millions or billions, this approach can become inefficient. Here are the main drawbacks: The most direct way to check if a username exists is by querying the database. However, as user numbers grow into the millions or billions, this approach can become inefficient. Here are the main drawbacks: The most direct way to check if a username exists is by querying the database. However, as user numbers grow into the millions or billions, this approach can become inefficient. Here are the main drawbacks: Have you ever tried to register for an app, only to find out that your preferred username is already taken? While this might seem like a minor inconvenience, it’s a significant technical challenge for applications that handle massive user bases. The process of determining whether a username is available can be approached in several ways, each with its sengths and weaknesses. In this article, we will explore three methods: the traditional Database Query, a Caching Strategy with Redis, and an optimized approach using a Bloom Filter. 테이블 1 테이블 2 테이블 3

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I’m James Bridle. I’m a writer and artist concerned with technology and culture. I usually write on my own blog, but frankly I don’t want what I’m talking about here anywhere near my own site. Please be advised: this essay describes disturbing things and links to disturbing graphic and video content. You don’t have to read it, and are advised to take caution exploring further. As someone who grew up on the internet, I credit it as one of the most important influences on who I am today. I had a computer with internet access in my bedroom from the age of 13. It gave me access to a lot of things which were totally inappropriate for a young teenager, but it was OK. The culture, politics, and interpersonal relationships which I consider to be central to my identity were shaped by the internet, in ways that I have always considered to be beneficial to me personally. I have always been a critical proponent of the internet and everything it has brought, and broadly considered it to be emancipatory and beneficial. I state this at the outset because thinking through the implications of the problem I am going to describe troubles my own assumptions and prejudices in significant ways. One of the thus-far hypothetical questions I ask myself frequently is how I would feel about my own children having the same kind of access to the internet today. And I find the question increasingly difficult to answer. I understand that this is a natural evolution of attitudes which happens with

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I recently read Anil Seth’s Being You. It was an insightful and entertaining read, which I’d recommend for anyone interested in where the current zeitgeist sits on the topic of consciousness science. While some say we have “made no progress” in understanding consciousness, Seth disagrees. The subtitle of the book is a new science of consciousness. However, my high-level takeaway on our current understanding of consciousness is that many new paths have been identified, but most are still just poking at the surface. There isn’t really one new science to rule them all, but many promising new ideas that have refined our understanding of the big question. It all seems very complicated from the outside, but this is where Seth shines and is exactly why he is considered one of the best popularizers of the topic. What Seth brings to the table is an underlying philosophy grounded in physicalism that allows us to make sense, not of a single unified science of consciousness, but of the fractured mess it probably is. The book covers a lot of ground, including some topics closely related to quantum physics — but quantum physics itself isn’t mentioned beyond noting that it is mysterious… and also something about “quantum soup,” which may only be available in England.

A Financial Review article asked, “Is this one word the shortcut to detecting AI-written work?” What was the word? Delve. ChatGPT even joked about this on Twitter, saying “Don’t mind me just doing some delving today.” This made me wonder what other words and phrases are overused by ChatGPT. Below is a list of words and phrases that ChatGPT overuses, based on my interactions with ChatGPT.

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