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I don't know about this take. We're supposed to shed tears for the landlord managing properties worth probably 8 figures but for the families if unemployment checks and the generosity of their landlords isn't enough... then t
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Not trying to be snide to OP, but his/her anecdote does hit the typical Linkedin influencer plot beats which I find amusing: I literally hired a guy who was a part-time computer hobbyist but, a full time pool man. I told him &qu
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(1) and (2) are solved by recorded video lectures. I think I would have learned a lot more in school if they had that back in the day.
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5y ago
Taiwanese people are human beings, not video game parts gremlins. And then what if it doesn't stop there? (South China Sea, Japan, Philippines, etc)
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5y ago
Taxis absolutely scam you and its harder to prove than an Uber with a digital record of the route taken.
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5y ago
Did you get the job?
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Didn't we have that equilibrium (sorta) with USSR? I don't think it was a good kind of equilibrium - mutually assured destruction and all.
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5y ago
Ive been using AWS for a couple years at work now.. never ran into difficulties where flashcards/spaced repetition woulda helped. For example, I don't think you need to memorize IAM privileges or stuff like that. Maybe I'm j
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5y ago
I live in San Francisco. I look at pictures of (maskless) people on billboards and have to stop myself from judging them.
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6y ago
I (knowing nothing about literature) really like this poem, the way it sounds and flows. What does it mean though? Is he just saying that despite man's intellectual achievements, at the end of the day we're just brutal beastial an
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6y ago
i thought about that too, but as you said it would be impractical :) waifu pillows on both sides perhaps?
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> Rattenborg found that ducks with a bird on either side of them put their entire brain to sleep and kept both eyes closed. Does this work for us too? I'm gonna try to sleep on the right side of my SO when traveling.
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6y ago
Interviewers at most tech companies have to follow a script, one that most definitely requires them to ask you to code. The interviewer has no choice other than to ask you write code. You describe the interviewer as arrogant and immature, b
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cozos
6y ago
ok boomer
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Growing up, I've pretty much never learned anything from lectures or textbooks in school. In math/science you prepared by doing the exam review questions and the "humanities" type courses, to be honest, I still don'
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6y ago
that's an interesting theory ive never heard before. Is it generally accepted that Northern Europeans are taller because their society is less prone to famine?
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6y ago
Spark also has a query plan optimizer, and uses map-side joins (referred to as broadcast joins) whenever it makes sense. I'm just curious what other differences architecturally in your opinion can result in a performance discrepancy?
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6y ago
Could you expand more on the reasons why Hive is faster than Spark? Aren't Hive joins also achieved via a MapReduce shuffle?
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6y ago
Genuinely curious, how do you figure that Spark is "sort of dead"?
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6y ago
A good interview would allow you to read SQL documentation to solve this. If you knew it off the top of your head, you'd ace the interview. If you can't solve the problems after looking it up, then perhaps you are not a SQL expert
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6y ago
My biggest problem with "mouseless tmux" was copy-paste. How do you deal with that?
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Would you rather have your organization be filled with engineers that output high quality work or so-called Staff Engineer influencers? Personally I would rather most to be the former. Doers are important (probably the most important) and s
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6y ago
The paper says University of Waterloo? Very useful as somebody who doesn't read papers very often though. I often get lost in the details in the first pass.
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7y ago
> Under the definition of arms understood at the time of the Constitution (as written by James Madison in Federalist 46), the internet and any digital tools which may be used in the defense of the nation are "arms" and therefor
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7y ago
Group B would be assigned to write 50 apps in this case. In your example 50000 LOC would be like making a really giant pot.
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7y ago
This is an interesting article on the topic: https://blog.plan99.net/modern-garbage-collection-part-2-1c8... https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/comments/5j7phw/modern_garba... > "Go
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7y ago
You can always make a new account.
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I have been using Duolingo for about 7 months now and have made much more progress in it than any of the language classes I took in high school and college. I think the reason is because course based language lessons focus mostly on teachin
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At my current job everybody in the engineering org hates this change. I wonder if we can convince the company to switch!
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7y ago
What about when they ask "what is this person's biggest weakness"?
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