BlahGod420

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by BlahGod420 5y ago
That's how I read it. NASA: "Yes, there is a non-zero probability."
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
It's a data problem. Not a language model one. Wolfram alpha will literally answer.
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
They almost kind of do...
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
Me too, but I desperately want real metrics that demonstrate real work being completed against a project. Otherwise, my darker side fears it is the end of the industry as we know it. Specifically I'd like to see us semantically identif
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
Imagine getting your ass kicked to "We will rock you."
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
I'm flattered.
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
That's a totally meaningless sentence.
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
Given two functionally equivalent pieces of software, customers will choose the prettier of the two. That's all I want to contribute to the conversation.
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
It's banana hammocks.
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
I (respectfully) disagree completely. All source code is knowledge. All the content that goes in to a product when you're shipping it is knowledge. Managing a project is knowledge management. Managing multiple projects is knowledge man
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
WHAT THE FUCK AM I DOING EVERYDAY?
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
Likewise. It works for insane times too; I've woken up in as little as 3 hours when I desperately needed 8 hours. There's a bit of a computational alarm clock in our brains somehow.
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
All the developers want to be different, while all the end users need it to be the same.
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
To tell you if you're hot or not.
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
Is there a Buffalo Burger on Catalina Island?
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
Their intentions will matter a lot. Are they just collecting accounts or was there intention to move trillion dollar markets/start riots or wars/etc.
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
> No way will I toil for someone else if I had a choice. You might collaborate, however.
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
Even in a first world country: 1. Be homeless. 2. Have diarrhea 3. Try finding a bathroom. Don't forget that many people in populated cities are going to take one look at you and prejudices are going to shoot up. Now throw in Covid. W
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
I am thinking about how a machine might expose a UI to an AR viewer of some kind. So, the scenario is: you throw on a pair of AR glasses and open the network-viewing app. I imagine being able to see UIs for thermostats, media players, audio
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
Does anyone have more experience with Windows on IoT devices in general? I'm curious about this - it seems like it could be a real game changer in general for IoT. But if it is already available and not actually doing much game changin
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
Microsoft interview. I was just graduating college, and was super anxious walking in to my first interview. The interviewer realized that writing on the whiteboard was going to be awkward for the problem he was asking me to solve so he let
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
I think the idea is to determine whether or not it is indeed miniscule. Once people realize it is miniscule, they will probably accept it. Personally, I think it makes accounting more annoying for businesses. I say leave the penny as it
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
I go to a major grocery store every day and buy a single diet coke. Self-checkout changed things a bit (less lines, generally).
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
> our heroes got to where they are by being unlikeable, not likable. They really didn't though. At the most, their likability is insignificant. I'm reading the Walter Isaacson biography on Steve Jobs and I can tell you: Yes, he
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
Depending on the age of the persons involved, this could actually be healthy. When I first learned about logical fallacies I could not keep my mouth shut. Everyone was a moron and dag nabit I knew exactly why. After a few months of pissing
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
I'm about a month in. I decided to write a chat server/client to learn Rust by. Multiple side-projects sound like it would also be advantageous. Thanks for your comment.
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
Thank you for your response. I did figure out the problem after I took the time to slowly and methodically understand what the compiler messages were saying - that being said I was looking for places to ask for help if another week went by
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
Yes, a week (no shame, damnit). The case was that I couldn't understand what the problem even was. I understood that there can be only one owner, but I didn't see how what I was doing was a problem. I literally looked at every e
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
You're absolutely right, I think your explanation is well written. I did get past the error that stopped me for a week, and yeah it is a case of tackling the same workload but in a different way (I guess 'the right way'). Wha
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by BlahGod420 6y ago
I've been keeping an eye on crates.io stats - it's definitely booming. ~50 new crates a day (some of them are total nonsense/tutorial work/etc.). I keep wondering about whether the hype is justified - I must be slowing d

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