Arisaka1

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by Arisaka1 3y ago
I'd argue that if it confuses the user it's not inconsequential. And also, something can be both innovative and at the same time have room for improvement. Companies are literally chasing down user feedback. A user's feedback
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
I do think you are entitled to filter for a specific age group implicitly, but it doesn't make it any less discriminatory. Example: statistically the odds of someone graduating from college being over 30 are low. Therefore if I claim t
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
>When they want to know how my holiday was, no they don't. I'm gonna say this in the nicest way possible: I know what you mean, but at the same time it's not about class or personal issues. When you return from the weekend
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
Me and my parents came to an agreement that we will not own a pet while we live in an apartment precisely because of this sentiment. I also disagree with the strawman the other comment presented: The alternative isn't to have the dog f
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
A pill solving something doesn't mean that it's the only way or even the best way to solve that something.
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
>improperly On the contrary. They're all properly configured. It's just that, their goals are not the same as our mental health goals. I used to be a deadbeat 30-something who got his reward of progression and a sense of achiev
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
When we learned COBOL in high school we did it in pen and paper mostly because the school labs didn't had enough PC's for every student, and we ended up working 3-4 students per computer.
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
Not saying that I disagree with the definition but most companies aren't happy when I have to leave the office earlier to visit a doctor and will expect me to work until the 40 hours are met. So while the legal definition is true that
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
I tried getting to Fedora but the package manager was slower even to deb, the hardware video acceleration in browsers required me to juggle drivers from fusion due to licensing problems, and I use AMD which I would expect to not have issues
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
I don't think that LOC affects one's ability to effectively communicate the way their code operates. And, if we really need to, lowering the amount of operations required to attain the desired result would be better than lowering
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
The first time my company decided to implement OKR's I told my manager that I'm already motivated by my own standards, and using OKR's as a carrot on a stick that I know it's deliberately and exclusively out of range is
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
I see this with anime and manga adaptations all the time, where the studio is trying to capture the inner monologue and action scene that works fine in the manga because it's about how many panels can you use to depict a simple sword d
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
I think that's the original claim: That you're memorizing something that you use 12-20 times per year. Why not turn that into a script, or make it a memorable alias?
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
Wait a moment. "tar commandline flags"? When I was still learning how to program, the general advice was to avoid memorizing things you can easily look up, like language syntax, framework functionality or commandline flags, and ju
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
As someone having to write .NET Framework for his day job, I made the switch back to 10 when I started noticing the small things that affect my experience. Edge was aggressive when I would try to download Chrome, Windows 11 updates promptin
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
I've been unemployed for the last 5 months and finally managed out of sheer luck to land a gig that sounded sweet on the outside but it's hell in the inside, and I really need the money. But I digress. My experience with job searc
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
I also saw the same on Reddit, that in terms of language design Go is trying to stay simplistic and the example people tend to give is using a single for loop with variations instead of many specialized loop structures.
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
Afaik person 2 would get fired from any company that touts its internal competitiveness and technical challenges as a benefit.
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
As far as I know, appearances win every time, so the appearance of you being (to put it in video game terms) "the carry" is much better than you being the one who teaches others. Then we have the replaceability factor. It's n
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
I know exactly the person OP is talking about, and I really want to expand on it (won't mention names): He's someone who has almost 2 years of work experience before he got his degree, meaning he worked and studied simultaneously.
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
Yep, I remember him adding emphasis while reminiscing the Softdisk era and how forcing themselves to push new stuff on a tight schedule may not have been the right conditions to produce anything of quality but it gave them the right conditi
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
>Who think satya cares about money... Get real. I am. In fact the goals of any for-profit company is the profit. If a CEO doesn't align with that goal in mind, they get replaced. That's non-negotiable. A for-profit company with
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
As someone interested on upskilling, can you perhaps expand on what you mean by "tinker"? I hear a lot of devs talking about "learning by doing" but I'm trapped in a tutorial hell.
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
I just asked it, and oddly enough answered both questions, listing items and adding "It's important to note that opinions on the success and impact of these actions may vary". I wouldn't say "refuses to answer"
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>Being critical regardless of age is very valuable. There's this thing that if a young person does something pretty damn cool, they're made to believe it's extraordanirily good, rivalling even the best in the industry. I t
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
I used to use "relevant experience" instead. I'll try that, too!
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Ask HN: Listing unrelated work experience on the CV
4 points by Arisaka1 3y ago|4 comments
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
I guess I'm not the target audience either because all I did was use the archinstall script that comes with the ISO and had an arch installation on btrfs with KDE up and running in about 5 minutes tops.
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
It's even worse because whoever has enough free time to lurk and misinform also has the free time to network, so those people won't get necessarily banned but sometimes also be rewarded for being active in the community. For examp
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by Arisaka1 3y ago
Problem is, in the real world this is only true for "hiring interns". When it comes to hiring junior developers you're not considered an intern anymore (especially when you didn't had a CS education that funnels you to a

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