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by atq2119 4y ago
> Do you really think a good engineer would leave willy-nilly a good place to work? No. Which is precisely why, via contrapositive, a string of short stints is a relevant signal that the person might not be a good engineer.
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by atq2119 4y ago
I genuinely suggest you take the time to re-read their comment. Their argument was not that "these things are capable of harm"! All of us can be tempted into overly quick responses without truly reading what we're respondin
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by atq2119 4y ago
They already answered the question: you use statistical methods (aka AI).
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by atq2119 4y ago
It's been a long way since I've read it, and it certainly had an interesting theme of politics and oppression. What bugged me was the description of the resistance movement: it pretended to be cleverly divided into cells, but ulti
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by atq2119 4y ago
Unfortunately, it seems that error paths are generally not very well tested in amdgpu.
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by atq2119 4y ago
FWIW, the stack grows downwards and push decrements the stack pointer.
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by atq2119 4y ago
In cases where trains and planes are equally fast, trains basically always win on comfort. Much easier boarding, better legroom, longer time of being able to sit down and focus on your work, and so on.
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by atq2119 4y ago
You personally? Probably not. After all, what's your chance of succeeding? And I'd like to see proof of GP's claim, but it's pretty plausible that there are people who would try to offer and seek such a service. Imagine
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by atq2119 4y ago
That's not how it works in countries with stronger protections. Unions don't have the power to fire anyone, nor do they have veto power. There are rules (e.g. no firing without a cause from a whitelist of acceptable causes that ty
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by atq2119 4y ago
Writing well is a way to distill what you've learned into a concentrated form that makes it worth reading. Therefore, unless it's basically a diary, writing one "article" per day will necessarily either stop or turn to b
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by atq2119 4y ago
Some high-level description is what this actually does would be useful. The main problem with "stacked diffs" or "dependent pull reviews" on GitHub is that they don't work with forks/clones. That is: you can pu
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by atq2119 4y ago
Split into two commits: the first commit does a mechanical refactoring but contains no (intended) functional changes. The second commit contains the 3 lines of functional change.
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by atq2119 4y ago
You don't need any of those things. Git gui, which is part of the vanilla git distribution, already allows you to take a hunk out of an existing commit. git absorb does sound like a nice convenience though.
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by atq2119 4y ago
Nah, train delay "explanations" are typically quite vague. Consider the famous "Verzögerung wegen Verzögerung im Betriebsablauf" (delay due to delays in operations). Also, they never mention suicides, in the same way tha
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by atq2119 4y ago
> Shareholders literally own the company and thus hold all the strings. This implication doesn't have to be true though - it's a political choice. There are (well developed) countries in which worker representatives have a sign
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by atq2119 4y ago
Your point about how tax rates are set compared to interest rates is true, but could be changed. I don't follow the second part though: pretty much everybody pays a significant amount of taxes, if only the likes of sales tax. Far fewer
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by atq2119 4y ago
Do non-US entities tend to have more assets in USD or more debts? I'd assume the former, which means that a US interest rate increase is actually net beneficial to non-US entities.
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by atq2119 4y ago
Sounds like a decent recipe for boosting the economy, assuming the supply side capacity is available: injects a bunch of demand, but at the same time, precisely by being a one-time measure, discourages price hikes.
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by atq2119 4y ago
Some people might be happy with that role, and sure, if it works for them, great! But I do think it's quite reasonable to expect more from life and relationships. Women tend to expect more, and society doesn't tell them not to. It
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by atq2119 4y ago
This is too simplistic. Life is better when you can open up, and there are women who welcome it for real and not just with words. The hard part is that it's something you can only really learn about your partner with certainty once i
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by atq2119 4y ago
> There's good advice for an individual and good advice for a society, and as a young person it's hard to tell these things apart. This is an awesome way to put it and applies to so many more topics of public debate. Consider a
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by atq2119 4y ago
To be fair, there are women out there who are consistently feminist and whose revealed relationship preferences match the rhetoric. But of course cherrypicking just the convenient parts of feminism is common, and it's not always easy t
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by atq2119 4y ago
While I agree that nobody should have to put up with that sort of treatment, demanding an apology is not going to work. Couple's therapy might help if you manage to find a good one, but frankly chances are low and he should mentally
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by atq2119 4y ago
I feel for you. Nobody should have to put up with this kind of treatment. Take care of yourself and your kid.
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by atq2119 4y ago
I'm pretty sure you could even link statically, as long as you provide the necessary .a / .o files to rebuild against a different version of the LGPL library. But of course dynamic linking is the safer approach.
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by atq2119 4y ago
Universities should provide a broad education, and there are interesting and important experiences that could be shared by the likes of Snowden, even if it isn't strictly speaking their own scientific research. That said, the person mu
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by atq2119 4y ago
Yes, that's what I meant, and thanks, those are interesting points. My main use case is launching one-off visualization tools on a remote system that I'm ssh'd to anyway. ssh -X is hard to beat in terms of convenience for tha
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by atq2119 4y ago
Realistically speaking, what matters is that openssh comes with X11 forwarding built-in. Somebody should go and provide equally seamless "Wayland forwarding". That might end up looking more like VNC under the hood, but there'
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by atq2119 4y ago
Does "hostel business" in this sense and "medieval era" really go together?
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by atq2119 4y ago
This is a natural development as the field matures. I've worked in codebases that had roots in the 1980s, and large chunks of code survived virtually unmodified from the 90s. I'm sure some here could tell stories of even older cod

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