croo

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by croo 7y ago
Writing to contribute to the existing pool of knowledge is not the only reason to write! You may write because of money, fame, to learn a new subject or make a unique set of things already said or because you simply enjoy it.
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by croo 7y ago
js never ceases to amaze me... O_o
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by croo 7y ago
Dungeon Keeper 2 Europe Uníversalis Civilization 5 Starcraft The Incredible Machine(the one from 1993, I don't know about newer ones) Factorio Minecraft Kerbal Space Program Lemmings ... This should be enough for a year or two :)
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by croo 7y ago
Wow so many examples of a great morning routine. cold sea simming, meditation, calling parents with cat and croissant... I'm envious :) My morning "ritual" is the following: I wake up between 5 or 8 either by my alarm or one
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by croo 7y ago
Never. A better question is how will smartphones evolve. Phones are humanity's magic crystals which enables everyone to send instant communication channel to anyone else and tap in the greatest common knowledge base ever. I don't
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by croo 7y ago
Step out of your comfort zone. Create a new account and make its goal to gather as much negative karma on HN as possible. This process may help you outgrow the fear and to grow as a person. What's the worst that can happen? Your handle
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by croo 7y ago
My understanding and interest for crypto came by reading "Singh Simon : The Code Book". This book tells the history of cryptography from Persians to quantum computing. Great and surprisingly easy read with great historical stories
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by croo 7y ago
Try out Dbeaver instead of pgAdmin for database administration. It's a much, much better tool.
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by croo 7y ago
Execs on high level may get this information by weekly or biweekly one-by-one meeting with junior employees. The higher you get the harder to get this information... I think one main task of executives is to build up the formal and informal
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by croo 7y ago
Missing test cases? You mean like the very first test and the junit dependency? I love that feeling too :)
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by croo 7y ago
The whole family living with you and helping you out,just rest when the baby is with someone else. Oh you live in the 21th century? Sorry :( At least the kid won't die from starvation and diseases. So that's good. But you have to
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by croo 7y ago
Current weak AIs can do one thing at a time like composing music or answering jeopardy questions or recognizing a cat on a picture or playing go and won against humans... I think the breakthrough will happen when someone manages to create a
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by croo 7y ago
Oh dear. Confidence is such a fragile thing is it? Whish I had confidence as a muscle to train it every day.
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by croo 7y ago
Could you elaborate on why you find it the most rewarding and fun job? What are the rewards and what makes you feel like "fuck yeah this was a good productive day"?
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by croo 7y ago
I selected a few parenting books which didn't sound complete shit and started reading. Now mind you, one of the books was so bad I could not finish. One of the books was too old to have any actionable information and later turned out t
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by croo 7y ago
Heh, I'm considering it for the exact same reason you said. I want to control the whole home network with it and avoid per-client customizations. I want the exact same filter on the whole network, and I don't want it to be easily
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by croo 7y ago
I would _not_ recommend Thinkpad CX1(gen6). It works but has a number of problems despite being Ubuntu Certified. Like trackpad and trackpoint not working / funny, fingerprint scanner, overheating, or closing the laptop lid. An older T
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by croo 7y ago
Nothing. But I switched to laptop only at my workspace and everything went south for a while - wrist pain, back pain, eye tiredness, my posture was always a mess, shoulder muscle cramped at the end of the day, etc... I switched back to dua
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by croo 7y ago
Switching from a 2 stroke to a 4 stroke grass trimmer this summer was an unexpectedly great buy. The 2 stroke trimmer is way more loud, heavy and smelly. I cut the grass half hour faster and don't die from exhaustion in the process.
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by croo 7y ago
Yep.
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by croo 7y ago
I nodded along expect the last one. What do you mean by thinking protocol over data?
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by croo 7y ago
I write a bash script or two every month so I thought I'm okay. But then came along the very first example: trim_string() { # Usage: trim_string " example string " : "${1#"${1%%[![:space:]]*}&
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by croo 7y ago
Uncle Bob (writer of the Clean Code book) argues that functions should be small (3-10 lines long, and not longer). He brings up 2 points as far as I remember. 1 - functions are(should be) well named so anyone later on will have better unde
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by croo 7y ago
Or simply want a self hosted solution.
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by croo 7y ago
The problem is you can't really choose. As someone with a spouse and kids and possibly other people depending on you (aka your income), the pressure to acquire a monthly payment is astounding. There really is no simple or quick way out
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by croo 7y ago
Stateless endpoints which can scale because they don't have states(duh) is a given in a pure functional language. No variables no problems.
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by croo 7y ago
Few seconds are my dream coming true. Try working on an application where every deploy is a coffee break... :(
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by croo 7y ago
... but I like infinite scrolling. I just don't like infinite content. I prefer having a webshop list everything they have in a sub instead of pagination. I prefer Amazon layout which just goes on and on with all kind of stuff related
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by croo 7y ago
Solid advice. I would add that under 3 years they don't need any screen time or any kind of tech - they just cannot get bored. At our house the phones are off limits for them. Very limited screen time (1-2 videos or the same old David
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by croo 7y ago
"Never Split the Difference" and "How to Win Friends and Influence People". Before reading those I thought talking just happens between people with some of them being more resourceful. It never occurred to me before that

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