Izmaki

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by Izmaki 8y ago
That at the end of the day, this is all controlled and used by human beings, who are notoriously known for sometimes being mean and selfish? Examples: the 80/20% project work that is described is a really good idea IMHO, however if so
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by Izmaki 8y ago
We do this at a smaller scale (~1500 employees) with success. It enables everyone to work towards a goal and to discuss with their superior any issues that get in the way, as well as every success story along the way. Both are very importan
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by Izmaki 8y ago
I live in an apartment with little or no connected ground. We had weird laws once that allowed electricians to cut corners which they did. If its serious, I could try to convince the landlord... Hmm...
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by Izmaki 8y ago
Lol :D
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by Izmaki 8y ago
When I'm playing music on my stereo from my PC through USB, turning off the lights on my bathroom on the other side of the wall will momentarily kill my USB driver and as a result Spotify stops working. Electromagnetic interference is
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by Izmaki 8y ago
Since python is relatively easy, your best bet is probably to just dive in and see how far you get before you're stuck. Alternatively, join a Discord server or similar for programming and ask the various questions there, like "wha
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by Izmaki 8y ago
Did you skip the part where he told that 6 instructions are being executed in parallel per cycle or is this not tricky in your opinion?
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by Izmaki 8y ago
When companies list many seemingly silly requirements (example, why do I need experience with database x, when I can pick it up in less than a week?), at least two types of candidates will be likely to apply: those that know all of it and p
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by Izmaki 8y ago
I remember this as an incident that was shushed down so much afterwards. Pretty crazy explosion indeed
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by Izmaki 8y ago
I got about half way through when I realised I had read the same piece of information twice already. A shame, because I lost interest somewhere around that point. Too bad for Justin. I hope he gets it resolved.
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by Izmaki 8y ago
Hey dude Just read your story. I'm sorry that it ended how it did but I am really amazed of your strength and determination! I mean, wow, to go through that and still keep on fighting? That takes character! I'm certain things will
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by Izmaki 8y ago
To me canceling headphones are only useful if I don't have a migraine. If I do have one and I try to use noise cancelling headphones, it feels like my head is spinning in circles and is about to blow up. Removing sound will for me alwa
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by Izmaki 8y ago
This cleared up a bit. Thanks!
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by Izmaki 8y ago
I don't understand this explanation, and I'm an adult with an interest in mathematics and a degree in software development (although not mathematical per se, they usually go hand-in-hand). I like how "w" is the smallest
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by Izmaki 8y ago
I've supported this error code in at least three production systems. Am I doing it right? hmm
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by Izmaki 8y ago
Would something like this be possible to install on older motherboards that do not have an M.2 slot, or is there some limitation in the chipset that I don't know of?
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by Izmaki 8y ago
As a foreigner I hate when English headlines are semi-cryptic lines of text that make absolutely no sense to me without a few extra words. They transform... What?
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by Izmaki 9y ago
Part of the fun of riding a motorbike is hearing the majestic roar from the engine as you accelerate from 1-60 mph in a handful of seconds. This is not for everyone, no, but electric motorbikes makes me personally laugh.
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by Izmaki 9y ago
In another life I want to be a surgeon.
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by Izmaki 9y ago
Why would it return 44?? What madness is this?!
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by Izmaki 9y ago
I was expecting more than a few paragraphs claiming that a small company is a good thing in regards to happiness and flexibility at work... oh well.
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by Izmaki 9y ago
The test works fine on my iPhone but as soon as I try it on my PC connected through Viscosity it's stuck seemlingly forever. I killed it after a few minutes. Upon disconnecting it's all good and fast. What could I be doing wrong h
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by Izmaki 9y ago
It’s great to see the bug program in effect. Also a huge thank you to all the whitehats our there!
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by Izmaki 9y ago
935040 particles at a steady 91 FPS, 1080p full screen (minus windows launch bar + tabs/frame of browser). This is in Chrome. I don't get the purpose of the site, though.
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by Izmaki 9y ago
What does this mean in regular human terms?
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by Izmaki 9y ago
You will find a lot of cheaper alternatives that use off-the-shelves components but none of them work as great as ICs specially designed by the company themselves. Source: I work in the industry.
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by Izmaki 9y ago
I can perfectly imagine it as it may give an indication on whether your interest is in the field or not. If you know the answer, chances are you read HN or follow other communities as opposed to not giving a damn.
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by Izmaki 9y ago
This requires a vehicle to be right in front of the (police) car. Not very practical as most of the license plates you get to scan will be in other locations of the video - you know, since the car in front of you may be there the next 10 mi
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by Izmaki 9y ago
Essentially you are recommending that people slack off as soon as they face trouble instead of spending time making sure they don't break stuff. Had you mentioned Continuous Integration and many commits per hour I would agree that test
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by Izmaki 9y ago
Sometimes (often I've experienced) hiring managers do not know what they really want. They just know what their budget is.

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