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by croo 4y ago
Priorize studies. It sucks but it's more important than personal interests. I know I had to do that decision from time to time at uni and the way you stay focused on actually finishing uni is that you don't slack off with other mo
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by croo 4y ago
You could try to associate this with the rubber duck trick where you just tell your problem to anyone, just to articulate the problem may very well solve it. You don't need input. In my experience this is also a women-men difference in
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by croo 4y ago
There is an important difference between types and objects: types are basic building blocks. An email is not a basic building block nor is money. In the mature ecosystem of Java there are libs and standard libraries that handles these probl
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by croo 4y ago
I somewhat agree... The story and sci fi elements are brilliant, some of those where ground breaking extremities for me - those I really enjoyed. The characters are mostly shallow shells to narrative the happenings without any development a
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by croo 4y ago
It happens so that a developers day is more than coding. You talk with bosses, managers, clients and write down the details before forgetting those. Maybe you have a project where you need to write a monthly report and logging stuff just ma
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by croo 4y ago
I am (un)lucky enough to had to manage several test, QA and production server farms back in the more manual and bash scripty days. Log in 12 different VMS to set up proxies, ntp, release versions whatnot. I once spent 3 weeks with several c
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by croo 4y ago
And if the ai would communicate with these toxic shadowbanned people in such a way they become aware of their rudeness or mistakes on the forum? If AI creates a feedback loop then it's all right?
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by croo 4y ago
I bet my right that it's a biological clock turned on carving for doing the most important thing in human life. It definetly needs more context.
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by croo 4y ago
Is there any tool that can safely spot and decide between a picture of a deep fake and of a real one? So far the most reliable tool for that was a human moderator. With the new era of generated images there is no way to tell. You will simpl
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by croo 4y ago
Nothing about processor core layout is easily understandable and to have the insight you just gave needs experience with the actual process. Therefore this question by its nature is not dumb. Don't preface answers with "dumb quest
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by croo 4y ago
Unique. It shows in learning, memorizing, skills, toy preferences... The wiring of the default neuron network and inner workings are (at leas partly) inherited.
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by croo 4y ago
Uhh like how many murder cases got solved, how many drunk drivers had their driving licenses revoked, how many speeding tickets went through, how many stolen cars and goods found its original owner, how many pickpocket thieves, shoplifters,
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by croo 4y ago
I am one of these developers. Let me give you an example of a real life consequences deadline where the project is state financed with money provided by EU, the end of the current political party term is nearing and the money is available o
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by croo 4y ago
It states that " Nearly 40% of Europe’s so-called renewable energy is currently obtained by combusting wood, much of it coming from forests in the US." And that uses a lot more co2 than the carbon neutrality of wood implies. I&#x2
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by croo 4y ago
Lifeway CMS documentation was catastrophic a few years back. It was beautiful and deceiving at first sight, undiscoverable, adhoc non-compete, unstructured, full with multiple ways of doing things of which may or may not work depending on m
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by croo 4y ago
Compete with your colleges on who's the better father of his child. You'll destroy them by existing. Now that you won you can stop worrying work and start worrying about parenting. You have 6-7 years of bonding before you are over
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by croo 4y ago
+1 for "It’s for stuff people want to be able to find later." Chat deprecates fast, too informal to describe the problem to be recognizable two years from now, different companies and customers are on different channels and platfo
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by croo 4y ago
> Ability to work and play alongside other people I find the best way to do that is to have more than one child. Siblings have a safe place to practice basic and advanced human interaction every day wether they like it or not! Helps a lo
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by croo 4y ago
Well, Diffe Whitfield envisioned an internet highway around 1974 then went on to find out how can we keep secrets when everyone has a computer in his home.
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by croo 4y ago
I disagree.The feedback loop on programming is horribly slow, at most bearable. Where are we from a feedback loop of a woodworker where when he cuts something wrong he can see it while doing the cut? I have to wait for a 2 to 30min build wi
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by croo 4y ago
Okay.
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by croo 4y ago
Not original commenter but same shoe: the answer is yes and yes. Small companies has their perks and drawbacks :) And my view on seniority is definitely skewed: I would say I expect a senior engineer to handle a large(multiple month) task,
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by croo 4y ago
Gauss was cheating since he was born! He fixed math errors in his father accountant stuff at age 3.(according to wikipedia) if thats not an unfair advantage i dont know what is ;)
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by croo 4y ago
A very good point&click adventure/crime game is Raven:legacy of a master thief. The Broken Sword series are very good story wise. Monkey Island series and Indiana Jones & the Fate of Atlantis are great games (even if a little
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by croo 4y ago
This is very fun, thanks for the link.
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by croo 4y ago
In Java world we use Rest Assured within Spring Boot test suites. I wouldn't call it fast but really easy to work with, read and assert stuff.
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by croo 4y ago
Lovers in a dangerous spacetime mostly fits the description though it is definitely not what you have in mind :)
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by croo 4y ago
In a five person team one 10x programmer tried to do everything. After some futile resistance everyone else stepped back to let the fool drown. He took every moderately hard task to himself. He was a great and relentless developer with duck
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by croo 4y ago
Right? Building a ladder for the playground. Cutting the fur of the dog for summer. Fixing the handle of a door the kids used too much. Helping wife with chores. Programming is for weekdays...
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by croo 4y ago
The article is missing a very important part of the topic what I call "reasoning". Clean code is easier to reason about. The easier to reason about the code the cleaner it is and the less context one need to understand the problem

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