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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
>Working seven days a week as a professional gamer is pretty brutal. I'm gonna throw some shade towards gameplay streamers. Streamers who do focused content and actually produce shows as you would in a TV/Radio studio have a re
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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
>This may get downvotes, but the speed with which careers are being destroyed based on mere allegations of sexual misconduct these days is frightening. I think that traditional avenues have failed victims. This is especially true for Hol
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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
If you get anxious in interviews, don't read this article. Consciously thinking about your body language (and you will if you aren't practiced at it) will hinder you from having a good conversation. Body language is not a criteria
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>The expense for all those accountants, lawyers, lobbyist, and inefficiencies caused by artificially shuffling money around would outweigh just paying the 10-15% tax bill. That will certainly raise the bar to which paying for those servi
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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
>However, I really want to say that it was never a project for the CIA as some keep saying. Probably not a rubber stamp with "CIA" on top of the project documentation, but someone on the team could have been talking to the inte
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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
He's got a net worth of $1b+ though. $18m + Mt.Gox losses would be nothing to him.
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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
Where is the typical place to put initial fetches? I've been setting empty state and then calling a method at the end of a constructor which ultimately results in a promise that calls setState with the data. But I would never do someth
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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
A lot less when they take the lazy route and autofill 000-000-0000 and just remove any validation in the languages that are cheaper to hire for.
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Do you happen to know where they hire people for working on this? Are they city or state employees, or are they using a bunch of contractors? Edit: Hmm, looks like Fort Collins will use contractors for installs and hire 10 to 38 people over
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>In the last few years I have noticed changes around the city. Some big investments downtown, new developments for commercial and shopping space, etc. I guess investors have the big cities' real estate markets locked down. Now they&
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>why is it dark? I doubt the training data/AI will be accountable or visible to the citizens (yes, the analyst gets fired/van'd, but someone else takes his place). So we're trusting the intel agencies, but they'r
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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
If someone ever ships a bug, I'd have to suspect their commitment to quality overall too, and that's way more relevant than a typo. I wouldn't want anyone to pay for a resume review because the advice you get from that can be
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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
If you're going to filter on typos, you may as well put a hackerrank/leetcode question as the initial filter, or invent your own question. That will save you and your team more time since you will only get respondents that pass an
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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
Getting good at TDD requires being bad at TDD for a while, which requires someone to write bad test code at some point. But if the entire population as a whole is still having problems with TDD for as long as TDD has been around, then it ne
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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
>You could meet that criteria in a single weekend if you wanted to. But that's the issue: one person will like that I spent a weekend on that, someone else will start asking technical questions when it was really just a hobby projec
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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
>If you’ve been doing .NET or PHP for 5+ years without even trying something else I’d treat it as a red flag too. But if I put other languages on my resume outside of .NET, I might look unfocused or "not specialized". Plus, som
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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
Is this the only time they can file indictments? If not, they may have additional charges in the works. I imagine they would have told the judge "this is all we're planning to file" if they didn't have any other investig
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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
That isn't what intrinsic value means.
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Critical thought doesn't make you immune to propaganda.
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It's the second time I've gotten full screen, fake gift card ads on unrelated sites served from cloud front.
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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
>Good employers care. I care. Its not signaling. Its important. It's not important. There are plenty of good companies who don't do these things that manage to pay developers $100k salaries. They may assess in other ways, but i
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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
>I wonder how far they are willing to go with this. It's reducing assertions to single sentences. Calling it fact-checking is also deceptive. That phrase is a tool of the media to get viewers to stop looking at counter-arguments and
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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
>they will decrease the premiums Idk, I was told point blank that my premiums went up because the company/local insurance agent was struggling. Had nothing to do with my driving. I might get some sticker price reduction, but I'
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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
>Recognizing faces doesn't help much when somebody who got fired last week without security knowing comes back to sabotage the networking equipment. Any business kinda deserves it if they don't de-authorize their card as soon a
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>If every doctor trains an ML algo, then forgets how to be a doctor, then medicine stops dead at that level. It's very rare that technology becomes ubiquitous and free very quickly. You will still need doctors in poor areas, destitu
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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
I think many of the questions stem from "Why not just use Google Maps and its API directly"? You can embed it, place your own pins, and style it with your own CSS. The only features on the landing page apart from that are some kin
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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
>I want a culture that promotes living to work. I want employees to feel so excited by their work that it’s no longer a chore, but enjoyment Lifestyle businesses? There's not a lot I know about them -- basically a business with high
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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
>How many times have we all written A decent amount, but I'd rather have all of that separate because it makes the code easier to read. I'm not interested in how concise a block of JSON text can be with all of my transformation
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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
GPUs are more useful than CPUs for ML, but eventually someone's going to want to cut nVidia out of that process: https://cloud.google.com/blog/big-data/2017/05/an-in-depth-l... nVidia is still a sol
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by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
Usually that conversation is about lesser crimes, not murderers.

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