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Can confirm. My childhood in Colorado taught me nothing of rip currents. A few weeks on the east coast of Australia was quite the eye-opener.
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Where did you learn about this "staff engineer" track? I have worked at two Fortune 500 tech firms. They had separate career tracks where one was people management focused and the other nominally technical. At both firms the techn
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Same here. You would think editor-related content would make the front page more frequently.
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If you just need a single shell command you can do :!<command>. Example: :!ack "stupid_structure->who_wrote_this_crap.oooohhhhh\s+=" (and if you wonder what "ack" means: https://beyondgrep.com/ )
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I don’t have any beginner-specific material for optimizing Assembly. But after skimming a few of Agner’s manuals, I think “beginners” means “new to programming” or “new to computer science”. Not the optimization aspect. If your level of pro
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Linked in the article is Agner Fog's website: https://www.agner.org/optimize/ . Which appears to have up-to-date knowledge and 2001's web aesthetic (just the way it should be).
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Is "dtor" shorthand for destructor?
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Strongswan, the open source IPSec VPN software ( https://www.strongswan.org/ ) is written in object oriented C. Ref: https://docs.strongswan.org/docs/5.9/devs/objectOrientedC.ht... I have not l
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Does anyone know the protocol used for wireless communications between Cybiko devices? It sounds fairly sophisticated given the time period in which these devices were released.
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Normal mode in vim does not have the meaning normal people associate with a normal text editor.
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Config files on an embedded device got me into using vim 10+ years ago. This seems to be a common use case. Eg, “I use vim for short term editing on remote machines but VS Code for any serious editing.” This is not me though. I love me a pl
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Maybe the name is aspirational? Like the old "dress for the job you want, not the one you have" adage, applied to a HN username.
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1-to-1 ratio of dry rice to water, by volume. I typically make 3-4 cups (dry) at one time. Multigrain setting on the Instant Pot, shortest cook time. I believe it is 20 minutes at full pressure. I do not know if the multigrain setting is on
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I purchased a $100 Insignia TV off Amazon and a stand for my trainer bike setup. Cycling workouts are far less tedious with YouTube or Netflix in front of you.
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InstantPot is fantastic. It is the only way I have made brown rice which matches the quality of my local Thai restaurant.
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I have a Ninja Air Fryer and the baskets are dishwasher safe. They are also very easy to wash clean clean with a soft brush, warm water and soap. Easy cleaning is one of the major benefits of an air fryer versus deep/shallow frying via
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Huh...interesting. I have long felt there is a bias towards those with a traditional family life, at least in the American companies where I have worked. Your previous boss provides some confirmation of that view. Personally, I do not belie
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Interesting. If you swap VScode and Vim in this post, you come up with my reasoning for not using VScode. (Full disclosure- I never write JavaScript).
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I have noticed this about hummingbirds as well. We have a feeder on our deck and if you are out there when they are feeding expect to receive an inspection. I like to think the thought in their brain is “are you a flower?” I’ve also had a h
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"Mathematics for the Non-Mathematician" - Morris Kline. An oldie but a goodie. Don't expect a gripping writing style. Actually, don't expect to read more than a few sections at a time. But if you get through it you will
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I thought electric block heaters were common in cold climates. Is the blow torch a last resort if you cannot park your car in range of an outlet?
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If that were the case, wouldn't the recommendation have been to use modern hardware rather than memory safe languages?
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I am regularly on flights which go over the Grand Canyon. On that flight specifically, I keep my window shade open for the sake of the folks in the middle and aisle seats. Of course, they are probably thinking "wish that view didn'
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I survived two rounds of layoffs in 2008/2009 and they went as you describe. The first round had significantly better benefits. Which, ironically, ended up going to the worst performers. That said, the company where I experienced the l
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When and where do you usually listen to music? For me it's either while driving or while coding. In the former scenario, Daft Punk is great while Aphex Twin is too boring. In the latter, Aphex Twin is amazing while the melodies of Daft
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Can confirm. My coffee mugs get washed once every “ok that’s really gross”. I mean, it always holds the same piping hot liquid and only one person ever drinks out of it. So what’s the point of keeping the mug pristinely clean?
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Interesting idea but how does C++ guarantee contiguous memory for a vector? I just don’t see how a data structure with an arbitrary, dynamic size can also reside in a contiguous range of address space.
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If you are a VP of a mobile operator who has KPI's of "integrate AI", "drive automation", and "stable headcount" then that page pretty much says take-my-money.
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The average person doesn't think "sugar = energy". They think "sugar = tastes good". When average Joe with his 20 kilo spare tire is hungry (or probably just bored if he's a Western office worker) and trying to
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I was blessed with watching my father try to turn his photography hobby into a profession. It flopped. Turns out you make a living as a photographer by shooting basically the same wedding every weekend during the summer. Not by selling the
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