Sorreah

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by Sorreah 9y ago
Also curious about people who enjoy it and say it helps with back pain etc. : What's your age and how active are you?
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by Sorreah 9y ago
What's wrong with living close to people as a kid? This line of thinking is entirely new and really foreign to me. Even my grandparents, and the people around them, living in a tiny town and owning quite a few large pieces of land chos
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by Sorreah 9y ago
As a kid I'd rather have my parents around when I got back from school more than I'd want a backyard or more expensive clothes and toys. People who think they're doing their kids a favor by commuting 4 hours a day to work 10
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by Sorreah 9y ago
That is not my experience at all, and I believe the term imposter syndrome is widely used by others in the industry.
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by Sorreah 9y ago
Is there any good reason why splitting a hundred dollar keyboard would have to cost three times as much? Anyway, I paid 30 euros for my last mechanical (with rgb lighting) shipped to my door. Patent expiration is a beautiful thing.
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by Sorreah 9y ago
So you either don't work there as a parent or you become the caricature father from the 90s movies that misses all of his kids' games, fails to pick them up from school (although we solved this with Uber (TM)) etc.
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by Sorreah 9y ago
"If you are actually able to build a well-structured monolith, you probably don’t need microservices in the first place. Which is OK! I definitely agree with Martin: You shouldn’t introduce the complexity of additional distribution int
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by Sorreah 9y ago
This user was downvoted for his views which are the rough equivalent of "she was asking for it". To see this as people simply being closed-minded to different cultures is really myopic. I personally refuse to hold people to differ
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by Sorreah 9y ago
So if you have to explain a make-believe theory to a friend, or if they don't want to offend you and mix your "special" ("special" enough that even supposed experts in the field have a hard time identifying whether
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by Sorreah 9y ago
"I did not miss the point". Really though? You're going to be like that? You're going to be the guy that tells the person making the point they didn't mean what they meant, after failing at reading comprehension? Th
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by Sorreah 9y ago
I'd consider the interviewer as much of a problem as the hire in this case. Talking to someone for an hour and not being able to figure out if they could write basic code? Hiring someone based on their background and not doing a backgr
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by Sorreah 9y ago
I suggest you reread my comment and try to understand my point.
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by Sorreah 9y ago
There's various levels of bullshit, of incremental bullshitness a) I won't believe you got your PHD legitimately, do fizzbuzz for me. b) You're faking both your diploma and your 4 year experience at Megacorp, prove me wrong v
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by Sorreah 9y ago
Having been in a similar situation myself I can sympathize. And knowing companies just get away with it helps you realize that you should never ever feel any loyalty towards an employer, potential or current.
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by Sorreah 9y ago
I have tried in the past as well and got the same impression. It seems that in order to be hired remotely you need to be a "rockstar" and sell yourself as more than that. Remote workers seem to be held to higher standards, and my
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by Sorreah 9y ago
You are comparing 2 chips to a single chip and trying to argue against the claim that the single chip is the fastest yet. I'll humour you however. Your Xeon turbos to 3.1 if only 1 core is stressed, but it's all core boost is 2.
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by Sorreah 9y ago
The 20+ core Xeons run at 2.1 or 2.2 Ghz, while this runs at 4, with a newer architecture. I don't think it's a big stretch to call this the fastest chip, especially since we're referring to consumer chips and not server chip
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by Sorreah 9y ago
A bug might be as simple as a single character fix on a printed string, or as complex as performance isn't as good as we expected, so profile and rewrite parts of the entire application to get acceptable performance. Both count as a si
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by Sorreah 9y ago
That's actually great advice.
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by Sorreah 9y ago
>Calling a comment transphobic in no way implies that the speaker of that comment is transhpobic. Then what does it imply, that the comment has a phobia of or holds hate for trans people? If I call your post autistic, does that not imply
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by Sorreah 9y ago
Wait, so some person reads a twitter post of someone commenting on kids going through sexual reassignment surgery and how they consider it an issue. They find a project they're associated with. They go on it's github repo and they
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by Sorreah 9y ago
It's hard to "prove" anything in discussions like this. Having been thrown in a few million loc projects, all written rather badly, I found it way easier to figure out what was going on in the ones with static types. At the v
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by Sorreah 9y ago
I got an equivalent Haswell processor on my 13inch and have never ever experienced CPU throttling even while gaming. It's very very rare for non-ultrabooks to throttle and usually when it happens is because some manufacturers intend it
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by Sorreah 9y ago
Protip: It's not.
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by Sorreah 9y ago
>How would the dead judge our too common unwillingness to speak out against injustice, even though we're very free to do so in comparison to them? There's so much, but I fear it less than I fear looking away. The dead were peop
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by Sorreah 9y ago
Quite trashy article, twisting reality to fit it's agenda. You could make the argument that the show (despite being a comedy show with caricatures as it's characters) should include more Asians and cast them in as positive a ligh
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by Sorreah 9y ago
This is like saying you never understood the split between a carpenter and a welder, when both are involved in producing the finished product of say, a cabinet. Sure, for simple enough projects a single person can do both, but doing that s
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by Sorreah 9y ago
>Anyone we fire we'll sit down in the exit interview and write a plan for how they can get re-hired in a few weeks or months if they're interested. We'll also try to spin off a separate business with the fired person at th
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by Sorreah 9y ago
I'd much rather read a straightforward example like that in an intro, then reading the complicated prepared statement when going through what's essentially pseudocode. There are valid cases where you're sure that the thing yo
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by Sorreah 9y ago
Not that big of an if. The id was most likely pulled out of the database itself in cases like: >friends: dbQuery("select * from firends where user_id = "+userId).data

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