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by beryilma 3y ago
I wish I hadn't found and read these posts. I have been an Ubuntu fan for the last 10 or so years. I will not be able to look at Ubuntu the same again...
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by beryilma 3y ago
> Harvard pays their president over $1million one year. It's gone beyond ridiculous. Not really. There are software developers in Cambridge, MA making $300-$400K a year. The problem is not the salary of individual administrators, bu
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by beryilma 3y ago
Programming is a grossly general concept that doesn't really have a precise meaning anymore, if it ever did. Especially these days, programming is associated with developing CRUD or web applications, which make it sound like an easy th
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by beryilma 3y ago
In my opinion, arrogance, selfishness, and ego from (perceived) "genius" people should not be tolerated even if they made/make substantial contributions in one field or another. Academia, in particular, is full of these type
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by beryilma 3y ago
This is the daily frustrating experience of many blind or otherwise visually impaired users. Most software applications other than the really mainstream ones (MS Office, etc.) are almost impossible to use without a mouse, meaning that they
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by beryilma 3y ago
Using the spectrum of the ECG is a non-starter unless the ECGs fed to the DL algorithm (after the model is trained) for detecting the personality traits are obtained under the same conditions of the original datasets (while watching a short
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by beryilma 3y ago
The tool (Jira) is not the problem. The "tools" (aka PM and process people) are the problem. In my experience, the people who are given the responsibility and power to build "systems" and processes are usually least qual
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by beryilma 3y ago
I was about to post using the same words "grains of salt". Any programming advice from Agile and XP gurus should be basically ignored.
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by beryilma 3y ago
My approach as the senior software engineer (but not the manager) of my team is to not debate everything, but to point out everything that I think is wrong, can be improved, or should be designed differently. But then, I leave the developer
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by beryilma 3y ago
> profoundly boring management Is there any other type of management at big companies? I am yet to see a violation of the Peter Principle when it comes to middle to higher management.
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by beryilma 3y ago
"... making an argument why something isn't good enough or unacceptable." In my experience, it is because most things are not good enough or are unacceptable. You see this in software engineering, technology, and science. Not
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by beryilma 3y ago
The moment I saw Figures 3 and 4, I knew this paper would not be useful for me at all. The author of the paper is likely a visual thinker type of person, whereas I am certainly not. The boxes, colors, shading, etc. on those figures would&#x