decebalus1

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by decebalus1 9y ago
> Broad learning skills are the key to long-term, satisfying, productive careers. What helps you thrive in a changing world isn’t rocket science. It may just well be social science, and, yes, even the humanities and the arts that contrib
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by decebalus1 9y ago
Remember this? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15790687 To some extent it's still going on. Protests are still happening (and it's really bad) so lately I've been noticing a bunch of - what I think are -
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by decebalus1 9y ago
Interesting to know if they have an SLA for this and how it's formulated. Time is important and hard. I doubt that customers who really need precise time would walk away from their ghetto solutions with no SLA because when something li
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by decebalus1 9y ago
Wow! Overstatement of the day.
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by decebalus1 10y ago
I downloaded a previous version 0.8something (I'm not at home to verify) and it did include Brood War.
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by decebalus1 10y ago
> Might be important if you were planning on a life of crime I'm very sad reading statements like this on hackernews. Is that really an argument when it comes to privacy? Especially these days? 'crime' is a generic term wh
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by decebalus1 10y ago
Yeah, for now but in general, that's useless. They have the leverage to change the policy whenever they want as long as they notify the customers at the login screen and via email. And hey, they can change the policy to not even notify
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by decebalus1 10y ago
Agree to some extent but as this thread's OP pointed out, there is always work to do - it's not inventing jobs. There is always a need for flooding reinforcement or landslide mitigation for example (I kinda cherry-picked these as
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by decebalus1 10y ago
So? It's not like there's no online retail in those countries. Amazon is fighting the good fight against local retailers which will thrive until a 'replacement' comes along. I'm pretty sure Europe will not miss Amaz
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by decebalus1 10y ago
Ok, is this a review? What book is the review about?
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by decebalus1 10y ago
> illegal alien labor scabs self-deport in advance, and wages rise You know when there was a bug in the codebase so hard to fix and for so many years that developers started building on top of that and considered the bug to be 'not
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by decebalus1 10y ago
What about an array of tuples where each tuple stores something and a reference to an index in the array? How about a dictionary? Can you implement a linked list using a dictionary? Everything can be a linked list if you try hard enough.
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by decebalus1 10y ago
wow. Been working like an ass my whole life. If I only knew how easy it actually would have been.. :(
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by decebalus1 10y ago
> You realize you are privileged, in so many ways, whether or not you want to recognize it, right? How?
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by decebalus1 10y ago
> I'm an oh-so-privileged white male I must have had a ridiculously easy life Been waiting for that privilege to kick in yet... however, after reading all those articles about women in tech and realizing that a) I tend to not negoti
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by decebalus1 10y ago
Interesting. I have the exact opposite experience on Mac. Chrome becomes unusable after about 15 tabs and especially after leaving it open for more than 2-3 days. Firefox is the only decent browser I can use on my Macbook.
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by decebalus1 10y ago
I think we need to define what flexible actually means. There are schools around here which start at 9 or 10 or finish at 3. Good luck picking up your kids or preparing your kids when you NEED to be at work at 9 AM sharp or can't leave
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by decebalus1 10y ago
> (Zuckerberg already has a small private army protecting him with heavy weaponry) Source? I agree with your ideas overall but I'm genuinely interested in this aspect.
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by decebalus1 10y ago
This. I remember a similar (but less serious) situation in which I went 2.5 yrs with 0 vacation. I was feeling pretty much beat and close to burned out so I scheduled a vacation outside of the country having basically the max number of PTO
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by decebalus1 10y ago
Some constructive criticism on the font used for headings: it's atrocious. If that's your handwriting, good for you - it's pretty good handwriting - but it definitely affects the readability of the content.
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by decebalus1 10y ago
I don't know what's wrong with me but I gave Clojure 3 tries in the past and every time I try to actually build something (aside from 4clojure and solving hackerrank problems with it) I get lost in the tooling and just give up the
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by decebalus1 10y ago
> strongly typed pure functional language > tweak the GC parameters to get the performance Care to give an example of such a language which allows for a guaranteed GC pause\resume configuration\declaration\etc in a critical section?
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by decebalus1 10y ago
that sounds pretty cool. Sorry for ignorance (heavy Windows background) but where does one start with something like that? Is there a RFC type of thing for these images or runtime spec?
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by decebalus1 10y ago
> If you have an O(N) algorithm that walks the data set in the order that it's laid out in memory(assuming contiguous data) it will beat your O(NlogN) Not sure what you're trying to say with this particular statement. Of cours
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by decebalus1 14y ago
Welcome to half a decade ago!
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by decebalus1 14y ago
Oh.. OOOHH. I get it :)))))
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by decebalus1 14y ago
Sorry, but the project name is totally unfortunate.