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by 1ark 4y ago
More interview questions about git rather than silly fizzbuzz puzzles.
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by 1ark 4y ago
I feel an engineer is incomplete without knowing their daily tools more than the basics. I find it frustrating to work with people who don't make the effort to learn git. Urging them to relax and take some time to read up or go through
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by 1ark 4y ago
Looking forward to all the branded stoner milk, stoner butter, stoner yoghurts coming soon!
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by 1ark 4y ago
[2] https://archive.ph/d6uzR
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by 1ark 4y ago
4-5 Bay hard drive enclosure (with RAID)?
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by 1ark 4y ago
LINE has non-intrusive ads in their app, among hundreds of other things, everyone in Japan uses it.
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by 1ark 4y ago
They have not seen our legacy code base.
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by 1ark 4y ago
It sounds like it could be the guards, inside the cities, of UO.
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by 1ark 4y ago
I found this[1] recent discussion very insightful. 1. How “let it fail” leads to simpler code. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32080903
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by 1ark 4y ago
I think you could ask for permission to interrupt. From what I can grasp of the example: Get attention from the speaker, raising hand or whatever - "Can I interrupt you for a second?" - "Yes." - "I think we all un
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by 1ark 4y ago
Reminds me of Bill Watterson: "I wish I had more friends, but people are such jerks. If you can just get most people to leave you alone, you’re doing good. If you can find even one person you really like, you’re lucky. And if that pers
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by 1ark 4y ago
Long hours in Japan just means they don't want to go home many times. Work can be pretty slow in office settings.
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by 1ark 4y ago
GDP is a scam, measures nothing about productivity, quality, or innovation. Here is a good article about Japan and GDP: https://mises.org/library/myth-japans-lost-decades
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by 1ark 4y ago
There are only a handful of cryptocurrencies that have the same properties as Bitcoin. While being first sure is a factor, that's at least not how Bitcoin maxis argue. - Permissionless chain. Anyone can join by just downloading softwar
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by 1ark 4y ago
Peercoin is hybrid PoS+PoW, but for other reasons. Their university pages are well written for most people to read.
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by 1ark 4y ago
What's the issue with that?
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by 1ark 4y ago
It's ridiculous this is down voted. Client is a fork of Signal on all platforms. The fix is made, use it. Arguments are usually just "ad hominem" against blockchain.
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by 1ark 4y ago
There is also Session (getsession.org) which is a fork of Signal without phone numbers or centralization.
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by 1ark 4y ago
Many answers here are not well researched. There is not much of a selection of options for your requirement. I also imagine you want the app to be accessible then because of the three platforms? The only option then is Qt with whatever bind
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by 1ark 4y ago
Speaking as a game dev, I think you can learn it, but it takes time. I was interested since a kid to make games. And as a teenager programmed some for the web, and trying to learn C++ reading Quake2 source or whatever I could find, also bou
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by 1ark 4y ago
Check out what people are using for Ludum Dare compo.
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by 1ark 4y ago
They were born yesterday, or actually, 3 months ago.
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by 1ark 4y ago
Stores will be closed. It's not far to imagine a Kaseya-like incident, or just a power outage like you mention. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaseya_VSA_ransomware_attack
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by 1ark 4y ago
In a way Monero has been good money last couple of years. Not fluctuating too much up or down compared to others. So using it as fungible money could be ok. Monero has trade-offs though, how many are mined and have there been exploits/
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by 1ark 4y ago
To continue on Canada. Or if you have you credit card/bank account frozen from being targeted by the government for protesting.
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by 1ark 4y ago
Just checked a short video of Word Flow. Isn't it the same as Gboard or Microsoft Swiftkey?
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by 1ark 4y ago
The GitHub page is better. https://github.com/omniedgeio/omniedge
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by 1ark 4y ago
Go with the first option, since you have skills in C++. Flutter is well documented and a lot of hand-holding. If you find that you don't like that Wt backend after some time, you can rewrite it with the second option. By then you are f
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by 1ark 4y ago
Also a convert to xmake. Documentation is a bit hairy, but solvable. The code is easy to read and contribute to.
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by 1ark 4y ago
It sounds like a variation of “Gervais principle”. The few times, in my experience, that competent top management has been directly involved in development has been very different. That’s when all the bullshit from middle managers evaporate

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