Sorreah

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by Sorreah 9y ago
My bad, had to check the actual laptop order receipt, it's an "Intel Core i7-4710MQ - 2,50 - 3,50GHz 6MB". Must have it confused with my last laptop's 4/8 i7 product code (which was an i7-3630QM). The i7-4770HQ is l
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by Sorreah 9y ago
Not really, as 8 core intel chips cost significantly more.
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by Sorreah 9y ago
That's probably entirely due to the fresh installation, unless you're doing some very memory intensive stuff and you OCed your DDR4. I have a 4core/8thread i7 laptop (4630QM) and I cannot get it to throttle after stress testi
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by Sorreah 10y ago
Someone caught one of the puns.
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by Sorreah 10y ago
My last job was exactly that. I was dropped in as an almost-30 year old, working with young 20 year olds still in school. I was fired a few months later, with the main reason being that I usually left the office 9 or 10 hours after coming i
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by Sorreah 10y ago
And my experience is that never, ever, has a potential employer expressed a "pretty good idea" about what a "normal" salary for a position is.
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by Sorreah 10y ago
What does mental health of people living there have to do with the success of a few companies? There are successful companies that eat their workers alive, employee happiness isn't related with their success in a lot of cases.
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by Sorreah 10y ago
Don't post your job application to places that will get you 2k applications for a single position. Attach an automatedly tested small task to be submitted with any application. When you get a successful candidate automatically inform e
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by Sorreah 10y ago
Not right now. I'd argue with only a handful of casual game ports, and no sport games, that requires a 300 eurodollar investment (as opposed to 200 for a PS4/XBone), it's not a casual gamer's console. Actually it would o
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by Sorreah 10y ago
No one has a hard time believing you are a good parent. And I doubt anyone really cares much, as we've gone far beyond the point of providing a personal anecdote to help with arguing a point, and instead we're at the point of almo
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by Sorreah 10y ago
I believe this just isn't possible for a whole lot of projects. Codebases tend to grow so large, and people tend to come and go, so people don't really know most parts of the code, so then a lot of the time estimates are inaccurat
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by Sorreah 10y ago
I don't like that article. I believe that it's entirely backwards actually. If you actually do everything right in your organisation, you'll end up with a "no empty excuses" culture anyway. If you try to enforce a &