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Anand could very well be moving across countries and investing immense amounts of times to start a new life. He could also be leaving a great job to seek a new challenge in a company he wants to invest years of his effort in. The VP has als
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Ask HN: Indirect Cuts to Benefits and Pay?
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Any citations for this broad statement? Perhaps it has been easier historically to converge to the single ruler model due to the available knowledge and resources. Is there any research concluding that one ruler systems offer higher gains i
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I like this approach a lot. I'll give it a try.
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What you're describing about writing a mutex with cmpxchg is a spinlock. If you just use that operation it's also a very inefficient spinlock. The point of a lock free algorithm is to avoid having a thread wait on a resource and n
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The catch here is that it may be impossible for the creators of simulations to deterministically define the rules of a simulation, especially considering the effect of time. As an example, let's take the scenario of building a simulato
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I would say it's more about low empathy and ability to scrutinize their beliefs. This is very often paired with a nice dose of narcissism which makes them think that everyone else is an idiot and has flawed thinking, while they're
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They're still used, https://www.ferries.gr/en/ferry-companies/aegean-flying-dolp...
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4y ago
You can do it with the type system, although in C# it is a bit clunky. For example let's say you have a class Resource that needs to be locked and a method Foo(Resource) that needs to operate on the resource under a lock. You could cha
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"A protein called FMRP that is absent in the brains of people with FXS modulates the activity of a type of potassium channel in the brain. According to the research group's work, it is the absence of this protein that alters the w
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Ask HN: Is anyone doing independent machine learning research?
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It's unlikely that they won't use it for more eventually if this works. They're probably playing it safe by mentioning only video conferencing. As an example, if meetings are made in teams and people comment during the meetin
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One thing to keep in mind is that there's a security angle to this as well. It is beneficial for a company to centralize all of its communication through one service which can be audited for security and also support all the features r
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4y ago
I'm not a man, but you are obviously looking for opinions validating yours, not to actually listen to women.
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This comment is quite demeaning to women's intelligence. There is no reason for a woman to consider that emotional openness on the side of her husband is an indication that their family won't survive. Crying is an expression of bo
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I had the exact same experience trying to get ChatGPT to tell me if there's a vscode setting for the max length of tooltip text. It responded that there is and pointed out the max tokenization length setting with an explanation on why
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Unless your industry is a monopoly because one company ate all the others and is actively sabotaging new competitors by buying them off before they can grow.
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It's also hesitant to give crime statistics per age group, which points to a trend of trying to avoid providing information that could be used for fallacious generalizations. In the case of the age group, it presented the statistics wi
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Another success for agent Danger and USPIS. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MMgQhOe6N6U
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4y ago
For a lot of internal code in large companies, stack overflow does not help. Tribal knowledge and becoming a ninja at debugging and reverse engineering ancient code seems to do the trick.
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Ask HN: Program Analysis resources/online courses
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Make it a ritual. I work in one of the Nordic countries and I see even the most productive developers dropping their jobs at 12 to have a lunch and a chat. We all do it and when we come back, my output is noticeably better. Another thing I&
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How do you deal with the issue that a project might split itself in multiple modular parts to maximize the income from this scheme? If StackAid becomes popular, I could see developers going that route to maximize their income.
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PowerToys Run seems like a good way to avoid having to use the increasingly horrible task bar.
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I disagree strongly with this opinion. Videos and text can play different roles in the comprehension of ideas. My experience is that if I'm comfortable with a topic, text is far more effective as a medium to absorb knowledge from. For
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The quality of the posted jobs is a bit questionable. Still laughing from this: www.realworkfromanywhere.com/7369835152
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Uploaded a file which was part of an exploit as a resource for a unit test for the mitigation. Months later, the file was added to the windows defender definitions that stopped everyone from downloading logs from their failed tests.
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Bureaucracy, a horrible tax system in the Nordics and the risk of failing.
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Suppose we lack the friends, would you suggest something like meetups or an alternative medium to get a network? Do you solve this as a coding school by cooperating with specific companies and recommending candidates?
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On the contrary, I'd say she would really like to become more of a UX practicioner. She is more excited by the idea of implementing UIs rather than just doing user research. To reframe the question around this. Her master's degree
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