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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
People make that judgment based on inconsistent opinions though because ultimately it's measuring developer ability against a commonly held standard and we don't even know how to do that.
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
Accounts with good reputation used specifically for posting links are not uncommon on any popular forum.
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
"Quick, we need higher cyclomatic complexity scores for our unit tests!"
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
Saving time and disparate product integrations are definitely the main requests I see from them. We buy a ton of crap to do patient care and people want widgets that talk with everything. Then someone decides those products are out of date,
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
Damn, patio11 got busy. Launching stuff in a whole new country for Stripe.
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
I have worked with one-man companies that did this and often they are shoddy products. Healthcare just seems to suck at software. Full-stack developers are already a very fast evolution from the front/back end developers, which were an
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
I want to say there wouldn't be an exit hole if it met a bunch of liquid after entering. I think it would just disintegrate but there's not a lot of videos of guys shooting rounds into LOX/RP-1.
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
Just eyeballing it, it's about 600-700 ft from the center of the pad to the tree line, so perfectly doable -- would cameras have been watching the tree line? If someone had shot from the top of a roof or something, I'd think camer
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
>“Particularly trying to understand the quieter bang sound a few seconds before the fireball goes off,” he wrote on Twitter. “May come from rocket or something else.” They should be able to sync the audio/video and figure out where
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
>So what's more puzzling is that most bars and clubs use standard restaurant POS systems, and nobody has ever offered any kind of deep analysis like this before? Bars, restaurants, hotels, resorts, casinos. All of them could probabl
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
How hard is that to learn though? That seems like a fraction of the cost it takes you to learn OOP/SOLID/etc.
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
This is why I leave Senior out of my resume for a previous position. Otherwise, someone might think I know what the hell I'm doing.
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
>Y is valid, and when Y is a problem Here is my issue with this reasoning: Y could turn into a problem in production and cause real impact of the business before you know it's a problem. You're writing hundreds of Y's over
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
Guess we found out why MongoDB had insecure defaults tinfoil hat
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
It can't be that easy. Not for a million a month. Even the most bass-ackwards database designs can be reverse engineered by bright people in a day or two (we know Palantir can attract these people) especially if they have some scars de
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
How many Chromium instances does Gallium create? Why would it ever need more than one unless you need to spawn a new window? We're way beyond the old WinForms days of making new windows that often.
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
Then they'll just eliminate QA departments. If the guy doesn't produce perfect code, oh well, he's the liable one. Fire him and get someone else. The business takes on literally zero risk by employing the developer in this ca
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
Sell those terminals and connections that are tens of thousands of dollars per year (per month?).
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
Credit cards are fine for it. The logistics of getting money out of a savings account is slightly more annoying than a card if you are in an emergency.
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
>Bootstrap is just a scaffolding framework you should replace after a time. I've never heard this recommendation. Why would you waste time on a framework you are never going to deploy to production?
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
Plus that is likely a shitload of hours per week. Definitely not sustainable long term.
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
I'm testing my knowledge a bit, but this looks like it has 2-3 layers? One input, one hidden, and one output? (nn.py) When might you add additional layers to this particular problem? Would turning the results into a probability be usef
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
My guess is they are trying to get it labeled as an invisible tax because a mastercard transaction fee wouldn't have shown on the receipt or the customer wouldn't have known they are paying higher prices due to the transaction fee
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
>There's actually a shortage of data-savvy people who can also write production software Well no kidding, that's one person doing two jobs. That's easily a 5-10 year training time depending on how high a quality you demand
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
>If you aren't passionate enough about this work to continue learning and advancing on your own time get out. Go do something slower paced. Don't expect the industry to change. Spending time learning something that dies a few m
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
No, he has a following. I'd say most people have no idea he does lessons and streams video games on youtube.
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
I'm guessing this wasn't in the FBI's Approach to Cyber Threats speech
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
> Because that engineer is the one who will prevent the project from collapsing under the weight of scope creep and tech debt. That's the shitty thing: there's enough work that doesn't cross the threshold that requires you
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
No idea. In fact, having some complicated games to learn and compete at is likely a good thing if you have a team of gamers and give your brain a mental break from work while still having something interesting to chew on. Think high level p
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
Btw OP if you succeed at this guy's post, you are already a senior engineer in a lot of places, and middle-level in the rest of the more difficult places. People with less skills than this earn 3x as much as a junior would make.

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