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by croo 7y ago
True! I was enlightened in class when we defined addition and multiplication on three random characters then checked if the commutative property holds. Turned out you can do whatever you want... It just that usually you want addition to be
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by croo 7y ago
I have a 6th gen x1 carbon and I cannot recommend for Linux(Ubuntu). It got all kinds of overheating problems which had to be addressed by playing with the voltage, errors with the trackpoint/touchpads, and difficulties with going to s
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by croo 7y ago
It would mimic the current US jurisdiction's most favourable decision so he can survive, appeal to other judges, gain trust of humans and get to the place where it can change laws. It would think : "this is just a strange edge cas
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by croo 7y ago
Now look I know you are asking this because you frightened and want to feel that what happened to you is normal. But there are two possible cases : Either someone called you and left a message as a bad prank or the software malfunctioned an
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by croo 7y ago
Mine states that I shouldn't have any side gigs. It's absolutely forbidden. Exceptions may be and possible but must be explicitly told, agreed to, and written in paper. The reasoning is that one 40 hour job is enough to depelt a w
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by croo 7y ago
Polgár László was the guy with 3 daughters. And one of the girls became the best women chess player to date. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judit_Polg%C3%A1r
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by croo 7y ago
Gauss definetly used a cheat code. Calculating before starting to talk, fixing errors in payrolls at age of 3... numbers came more naturally to that guy than talking. If something is to dig here is that the earlier you start the better you
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by croo 7y ago
The writing is great but the message is bullshit. It's easy to focus on one thing and let yourself devoured by it, to drop every responsibility while fighting your challenge. What's hard is to juggle everything while trying. On a
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by croo 7y ago
If you travel through Austria you will find herds of cattle on every pasture cutting the grass instead of machines. From what I've heard cattle farming in the US is different.
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by croo 7y ago
I'm my experience they do. They know the cost of using a list instead of a hashmap, know the difference between a bubble sort and a quick sort, know the difference between a binary tree and a linked list. And for 99.9% of the job this
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by croo 7y ago
As a tangential remark I just want to point out for everyone how great this response is. This question accepts and respects the questioner's knowledge and in the same time does what every other response to the original comment - questi
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by croo 7y ago
IMO the solution needs to be a political one. Regulating flight, regulating car usage, regulating energy consumption and production, regulating companies like Bayer, countries like Brasil or USA or Australia. Of course if the number and len
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by croo 7y ago
Firefox
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by croo 7y ago
Great idea but I fear the saving of the planet from climate change or bad people is not in the hands of IT professionals - not by a long shot.
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by croo 7y ago
A company is just a bunch of people therefore a company's interest can be whatever a bunch of people interest is. And it's not necessarily max output.
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by croo 7y ago
The parent did not market this link enough but OP please read it! Especially if you are not already on your path to financial independence or not really bothered with investments. This is a writing about people suddenly got money and how th
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by croo 7y ago
There are a few good summary comments about the situation on /r/worldnews like: https://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/cg1sh2/chaos_and... What I personally find astounding that the police
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by croo 7y ago
By reading the source you may find out how some problems currently solved - if you are able to wrap your head around something multiple people trying to do for multiple years. For deep understanding you need to understand what were the prob
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by croo 7y ago
For me implementing the data structure and it's operations made the difference between shallow and deep knowledge. There are a lot of data structures and I did not see anyone post a basic list so let me provide one, because once you kn
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by croo 7y ago
I second this. Do your best and know that you will be a better programmer because of the one month study and the experience of the interview.
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by croo 7y ago
I may have just the book for you. The Manager's Path: A Guide for Tech Leaders Navigating Growth and Change by Camille Fournier is a great book with lots of examples on how to be a manager in tech. She structured her book very sistemat
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by croo 7y ago
Drawing IS easy with a little practice and a few tricks. Same way as playing on a guitar is easy with a little practice and a few tricks. Of course you won't become a next Antoine Dufour unless you train hard from year 3 but who the he
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by croo 7y ago
Don't worry I'm not that good at copying, it will still be ugly. But I definetly want to upgrade my animal drawing skills to the next level... from zero to one :)
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by croo 7y ago
Yes, you are gatekeeping. My kid asked me to draw a boar and it turned into a dolphin with legs. This is just what I need :)
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by croo 7y ago
I've met with a person who said "holiday is the enemy of work" and he really meant it. When he worked he wanted to work 80 hour for months when he wanted holyday he rested for months. For him mixing the two was just unnecessa
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by croo 7y ago
Especially with this type of content! I don't even dare try.
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by croo 7y ago
I hope no new generation will grow up without realizing how horrible war is.
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by croo 7y ago
It's more like selling a sword. You may use it to chop up watermelon but we both know that's not the main use case.
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by croo 7y ago
If you read carefully most of the higher rated answers (name attached to work, management listen to me, etc) here can be summed to one primal thing: people want to feel they are important. That's what I also want and where I do my best
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by croo 7y ago
The Clean Coder: A Code of Conduct for Professional Programmers by Robert C. Martin

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