ProZsolt

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by ProZsolt 6y ago
It's also an infrastructure thing. Is it faster if I cycle? Do I have a place with a roof where I can store my bike? Can I change and store my wet clothes at work? Expect from a few, people will choose the most convenient way of transp
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by ProZsolt 6y ago
12km is 30-35 mins on a bike. If you're elderly or less fit you can buy an electrical bike.
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by ProZsolt 6y ago
Please, explain why
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by ProZsolt 6y ago
I could have worked fully remotely in the past 3 years, but I choose to live in a big city and only work from half the time. There are way more things to do in the city than just work. Cinemas, restaurants, museums, stores. Everything in cy
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by ProZsolt 6y ago
Cycling skyrocketed after social distancing started. People realized cycling is not that bad if you don't have to be afraid to be hit by a car. Currently, there is less car on the roads because people working from home.
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by ProZsolt 6y ago
I don't know where the OP lives, but in Europe it is pretty durable. I have a driving license, but I never owned or rented a car while living in the EU. I mostly cycled while living in Budapest and London. You can use the train or fly
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by ProZsolt 6y ago
1. Do you really need that? It looks good, but how useful it is? I usually only care about my branch and the branch I like to merge in. 2. Yes, that was the only reason I have used git GUIs, but most modern editors have these features built
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by ProZsolt 6y ago
Here in the UK you can use Messages[0](the default SMS app) for chat. It supports RCS. You can send pictures, emojis or even use for group chat. [0] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.and...
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by ProZsolt 6y ago
This XKCD reminds me of how far we got. Identifying objects on a picture quite easy nowadays. This conversation would be something like: I need 100000 pictures with birds and 100000 without birds.
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by ProZsolt 6y ago
I think they are on pair, both are excellent. But Duo for more than 2 people is currently Phone only. Also, you can't schedule a call, which could be annoying for meetings. For personal calls I prefer Duo.
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by ProZsolt 6y ago
https://ai.googleblog.com/2020/04/improving-audio-quality-in... "WaveNetEQ is already available in all Duo calls on Pixel 4 phones and is now being rolled out to additional models."
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by ProZsolt 6y ago
But that Hangout is not this Hangout. This is a Slack competitor. Same name different product.
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by ProZsolt 6y ago
iMessage counterpart is Messages(with RCS)
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by ProZsolt 6y ago
It was only two at the beginning. The desktop app still not supports groups
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by ProZsolt 6y ago
You most likely did, but not explicitly. You just used a lib that used a channel.
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by ProZsolt 6y ago
The DS1054Z is currently the cheapest, but it is a few years old. If you have the money I would buy the MSO5072 it came out last year. Look for tests. Dave's EEVBlog is a good point to start.
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by ProZsolt 6y ago
Yes, from a user perspective I would like more repairable hardware. I also see that developing hardware is hard. These things are complex and any modification could cost thousands of dollars. It's not black and white. Most user doesn&#
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by ProZsolt 6y ago
Why? If that would be the case they would only sell in the higher price tier. Currently, the more expensive product covers most of the R&D of the cheaper product.
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by ProZsolt 6y ago
What is the problem? You get what you paid for. A lot of costs are R&D. If they wouldn't do this they most likely wouldn't sell at this many price ranges.
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by ProZsolt 6y ago
A lot of manufacturers do this. Many of the Flir thermal cameras share the same sensor and limited only by software. There are tons of hack for Rigol oscilloscopes to flash better firmware. On the recent ones, the manufacturer lets you unlo
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by ProZsolt 7y ago
You can "airgap" a gaming system so you can't use any external resources. It is very clear what you can use and what you can't. Here you have a network connection and you should use it. It's part of the challenge. W
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by ProZsolt 7y ago
It is as interesting as evaluating them based on how they indent their code. I can do both but if you don't tell me what you prefer how can I choose?
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by ProZsolt 7y ago
I really like working with ancient codebases. There is no more satisfying thing than deleting 10k+ line of spaghetti code. Yes, you have to spend days or even weeks to figure out how it works. Hunt down edge cases, bugs. If you like playing
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by ProZsolt 7y ago
> I never found reviewing take home interviews to be a great indicator of skill level. It’s hard to know how long was really spent on it, and how much the candidate used resources etc to guide them. Are they a great candidate that cut co
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by ProZsolt 7y ago
At an interview, Albert Szent-Györgyi states basically the same: "You shouldn't fill your head with "szecska" (chaff?). You should keep knowledge in books where you can look it up and use your head only for thinking.&quo
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by ProZsolt 7y ago
Yes, I completely fine with actual hard time pressure, when I know the codebase. When I'm on call and something goes wrong I can fix the code very fast and reliably. When I presented with a completely new problem I have to think about
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by ProZsolt 7y ago
My question still stands. How do you evaluate someone's half-finished work? Do you prefer if I finish more features or my already finished code is better quality or better tested? It's just an unnecessary source of stress during t
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by ProZsolt 7y ago
then reading their past OSS / other work A lot of people don't have any polished open source code. I have a lot of stuff on Github, but I wrote it for myself. I don't care if it brakes If I only using it once or twice a year.
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by ProZsolt 7y ago
I have only one thing to add. Don't make it a pre-screen test. I want to know before I do any take-home test that the job is actually a good fit for me.
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by ProZsolt 7y ago
> just difficult enough to make it unlikely for most candidates to complete everything. How do you judge someone's half-finished work? Do you expect me to write half-finished code on the job?

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