Klockan

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by Klockan 9y ago
The overwhelming majority of people who can't code would fail horribly both at jobs and competitions, this effect will drown out everything else no matter how the distribution looks for the few percent who can code.
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by Klockan 9y ago
They don't bother me, it is just that I think they might hurt women more than they help. If they helped we should have seen it in the statistics a long time ago. Instead I think that they just redistribute the women who already are in
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by Klockan 9y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if that exact conversation have actually happened.
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by Klockan 9y ago
Doubling down on sexual harassment and other abhorrent behavior is very different from having stuff like women-in-tech awards and women only tech meetups. Also we have more initiatives than ever trying to get women into tech yet the numbers
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by Klockan 9y ago
Is there any evidence that these movements actually get any results? To me it just seems like tokenism.
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by Klockan 9y ago
The typical procedure for getting a permit to Switzerland is to first move there and when you live there you go get it automatically at your nearest office, you will never get rejected as long as you have a job.
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by Klockan 9y ago
> there's a bug that causes it to stop valuing your work when you're supposed to be promoted They always say that...
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by Klockan 9y ago
That is not how inflation works...
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by Klockan 9y ago
Fake it till you make it significant (p < 0.05).
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by Klockan 9y ago
The easiest way to derail a train is to manipulate its tracks, inspecting passengers would do nothing to prevent this.
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by Klockan 9y ago
If a CEO asked a much younger employee out and it made her so uncomfortable that she quit would you still say that it wasn't sexual harassment? Once is still too much. And for all we know Melinda might have felt compelled to say yes to
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by Klockan 9y ago
A 34 year old CEO asking a newly hired 23 year old college grad out on a date sounds like sexual harassment to me even if it was just a one time thing.
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by Klockan 9y ago
A manager tries to create reliable processes using flaky components with zero test coverage and lying metrics, I don't envy their job. Btw, it irks me that you don't capitalize the first letter of your sentences but still properly
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by Klockan 9y ago
Maths is logic with axioms that are intuitively true. Physics is maths with the addition of experimentally verified axioms. Chemistry is Physics with the addition of heuristics that explain phenomena which are too complex to express using c
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by Klockan 9y ago
Competitive programming is good practice and makes you a better programmer if you solve the problem before you start writing any code and then just implement your solution to prove that it works. This creates good habits and also shows you
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by Klockan 9y ago
There is nothing stopping you from writing good code when doing competitive programming.
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by Klockan 9y ago
You can do competitive programming in a new language, that way you get both.
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by Klockan 9y ago
So jail is the ultimate solution to boredom?
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by Klockan 9y ago
They are selling data but they are not selling personal information, big difference. If I can't pay them to lookup information about a specific person then they don't sell personal information.
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by Klockan 9y ago
> They are aggressively capturing and selling people data from phones and browsers, as proven by large amounts of evidence. I'm interested, where can I go and buy some user data from Google?
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by Klockan 9y ago
I'm not sure that this has to do with her being a woman, everyone else on the panel have wikipedia pages while she doesn't. In such a scenario there will obviously be a power differential irrespective of the genders involved. htt
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by Klockan 9y ago
> Also, if you are hiring her for game design, then off hours, she can't design games, because that is directly competitive. Isn't that basically the same as saying that all games she design belongs to the company?
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by Klockan 9y ago
Isn't it strange that diversity gets worse when you add anonymity?
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by Klockan 9y ago
Stop shaming people over stuff like that, living space is important! It is kinda like when companies are shaming employees for wanting to leave if they don't get a decent salary.
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by Klockan 9y ago
That would be a good point if Snap inc was making money. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/11/technology/snap-public-co...
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by Klockan 9y ago
Difficult interviews serves this purpose as well.
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by Klockan 9y ago
You can view old sessions in Twitch so they definitely get a lot of DMCA requests as well. See: https://www.twitch.tv/p/dmca-guidelines
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by Klockan 9y ago
How many of those do you need to tell the difference between cats and dogs in random internet pictures?
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by Klockan 9y ago
Actually it was from May 2015, you just looked at the last comment.
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by Klockan 9y ago
So how would you rename a, b, c, x and y in the quadratic formula? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quadratic_formula It is impossible to get better than one letter variable names here. This goes for most expressions in m

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