curuinor

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by curuinor 8y ago
Difficulty of mathematics and the fact that they can be wrong can also keep ego in check.
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by curuinor 8y ago
Hasn't there been a lockout of employees for a while, and folks were getting replaced by scabs?
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by curuinor 8y ago
I have my own DERP, or PRED if you're less fun: Dreams, Emotions, Regrets, Problems
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by curuinor 8y ago
Their ability to communicate to terrible english speakers is also incredible.
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by curuinor 8y ago
Compiler optimizations are man-made. Esoteric hardware? Also manmade.
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by curuinor 8y ago
They're actually having it right nowish.
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by curuinor 8y ago
What folks ship as a product is trivial quaternions.
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by curuinor 8y ago
$20/hr for knows-wtf-they're-doing programmer time?
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by curuinor 8y ago
There are no games where the top physical specimens are without exception the best in the sport. The mind is without exception of fundamental exception to every sport, no matter what. On the converse, esports also has fundamental physical c
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by curuinor 8y ago
Salt?
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by curuinor 8y ago
You can get the Oculus Go with prescription lenses.
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by curuinor 8y ago
You would also have to take over TSMC without breaking it or killing anybody important.
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by curuinor 8y ago
One theory was nascent in the 70's, but the Freudian bullshit was the age of an old man by then, and the demon possession idiocy was millenia old. We still have remarkably bad effectiveness on the drugs and therapies, so there will com
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by curuinor 8y ago
If there's no clear and abiding biological cause (like in general paresis or something), nearly all psychological disease is culture-bound. America in 1950 had orders of magnitudes less diagnosed depression than America in 2018, althou
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by curuinor 8y ago
This is really a sign that big non-tech-centered orgs cannot get the best talent nowadays. Lots of banks pay under 2/3 of the real asking price for a great programmer.
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by curuinor 8y ago
The default state of a software prototype is to be shipped into production.
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by curuinor 8y ago
Original thread was on YOSPOS, and that's not the original OP.
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by curuinor 8y ago
It's on YOSPOS originally.
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by curuinor 8y ago
Isn't bitmex literally imploding as we speak?
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by curuinor 8y ago
Self-taught is better when they have more good experience, yes.
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by curuinor 8y ago
But they don't have as much experience programming? Sure, there's fields where the domain knowledge is prerequisite to do anything at all, but that doesn't make you a better programmer for it.
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by curuinor 8y ago
Time in front of a computer. Many master's programs are actually less rigorous, too. The filtering done for the better colleges is worse: Stanford and CMU, in particular, are incredibly easier to get into for a master's than a bac
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by curuinor 8y ago
In my experience, bachelor's in CS counts more than master's in CS, which in turn of course counts more than bootcamp. It's just time spent in front of a computer. I hope your pay and total comp is actually competitive, in wh
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by curuinor 8y ago
Didn't it pay like, half or less of what programmers get paid nowadays? And technical leadership at companies was much less of a thing.
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by curuinor 8y ago
By the very nature of vanguard, except for its tiny, tiny managed funds, vanguard doesn't ever do shit with this knowledge. Just continues following the index.
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by curuinor 8y ago
these folks were the first to push CASE tools, which are a footnote in software history because they failed rather completely in actual production usage. they invented COCOMO, which never gets used for the easy reason of routine order-of-ma
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by curuinor 8y ago
Those from that field have also often failed in order-of-magnitude ways.
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by curuinor 8y ago
Assuming you're American, look up the Dutch-American Friendship Treaty.
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by curuinor 8y ago
Can't do deep learning easily and without a lot of specialized effort at the latencies that they need to work with, iirc.
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by curuinor 8y ago
I drive about 50x less than most people, but this is entirely 100% a collective action problem. There are many problems government can't solve, but this is a problem only government can solve.

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