D_B_Koopa

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by D_B_Koopa 3y ago
Google relies on writing syntactically correct code in a google doc with no autocomplete/auto indenting during their interviews. The cognitive load of this plus having to answer very difficult obscure algorithmic questions was too fore
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by D_B_Koopa 4y ago
No but you can trick your body into creating more Hypocretin/Orexin by taking Opiates https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/scitranslmed.aao4953#:~:... .
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by D_B_Koopa 6y ago
for it to be legitimate you need to use ColdFusion and then do a half assed port to .net.
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by D_B_Koopa 6y ago
it's more that obsolete concepts like var, AMD and Common.js are focused on. These techniques are obsolete & lead to fragile code especially when blended with newer concepts like native js imports, let and const.
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by D_B_Koopa 6y ago
This is already quite dated. Most of the content is geared towards the state of JS in 2013-2015.
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by D_B_Koopa 6y ago
I think the go authors have had a reasonable balance of this when adding new features. Generics are quite useful.
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by D_B_Koopa 6y ago
the UX of this isn't great.
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by D_B_Koopa 6y ago
This is generally done to protect battery cell health. Much like SSD memory one cell in the battery failing will ruin an otherwise fine battery.
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by D_B_Koopa 6y ago
This is a very common strategy of camera hardware manufacturers Nikon and Cannon had similar firmware crippling.
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by D_B_Koopa 7y ago
type "send("message","color in hex"(optional))
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by D_B_Koopa 7y ago
Any plans to have it generate GLSL?