dkersten

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541.
by dkersten 4y ago
Are you sure that's enough? Maybe homes should be built out of fully transparent materials. Don't want any internal rooms to hide in.
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by dkersten 4y ago
Prompt in words, but expect the value in numbers, eg: "Twenty-five" and the box requires you to type "25"? At least this specific case, it would require you to type it.
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by dkersten 4y ago
> Multiple reviewers here didn't catch the mistake Sure, but we can only do so much. I find its good bang for buck and alternatives that might prevent that are not always available, so we do the best we can. You gotta make a call on
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by dkersten 4y ago
Its explained on the first line: " I'm a Junior Developer with less than one year of actual experience. Some of the things that might seem obvious to some might not be so for me". I guess it applies to this, too, not just the
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by dkersten 4y ago
I was involved with archiving of data that was legally required to be retained for PSD2 compliance. So it was pretty important that the data was correctly archived, but it was just as important that it was properly removed from other places
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by dkersten 4y ago
Sure. I am always looking. But my time is incredibly valuable to me and I simply won’t put up with that kind of process. I have plenty of alternative options. I worked for a large (not google large but still large) multinational company in
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by dkersten 4y ago
> From hiring to Speaking of hiring, just yesterday I spoke with a Google recruiter but bowed out when he told me that the process takes months. I can't think of any point in my career where I'd be willing to put up with a proc
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by dkersten 4y ago
Sibling comment is correct. What I meant is I don’t listen to music/podcasts by default: when I walk, I walk in silence. I don’t use audio as background noise. Instead, when I listen to music, it’s usually by sitting down deliberately
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by dkersten 4y ago
Unless there’s something specific on my mind beforehand (eg I’m trying to solve a problem I’m working on or having), no, my goal is generally not to purposefully think about anything and let my mind wander instead. I found often my best tho
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by dkersten 4y ago
I agree completely. I used to listen to music and stuff a lot while walking or even commuting but a few years ago I decided to give up on most idle listening, preferring to listen to music or podcasts with intent now: eg to enjoy some music
551.
by dkersten 4y ago
So its a competitor to TOML? (or TOML to it, I dunno when this was created)
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by dkersten 4y ago
Not beating yourself up over past mistakes.
553.
by dkersten 4y ago
I recently saw that two people who joined a former employer of mine after I did have stayed with that company all this time and both now run the company (one is CEO, the other is CTO). I thought hmm that could have been me, if I hadn't
554.
by dkersten 5y ago
So just port LLVM + yjit.
555.
by dkersten 5y ago
> If you're resourced enough to have access Ah, yes, of course. If you can't afford to do it then you can't afford to do it, although I wonder, given the high rate of divorce, if a session every so often wouldn't stil
556.
by dkersten 5y ago
I once saw the marriage advice that everybody, no matter how great their relationship is, should meet with a marriage/relationship counsellor on a regular basis, because, that way, any issues the two of you may have gets dealt with whi
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by dkersten 5y ago
I have the code on GitHub but I haven’t built the code in 4 years so don’t have a screenshot. Like I said, the code was written in about 3 days and QML allowed me to iterate quickly, but the resulting code quality isn’t great (since it was
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by dkersten 5y ago
I built an editor for creating visualisations for an LED grid hardware project. The editor was built in QML (but with lots of C++). It had a grid visualising the LEDs as squares (I believe that was drawn, iirc, not using QML rectangles) And
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by dkersten 5y ago
I’ve personally had good experiences with both QWidgets based Qt (using C++) and QtQuick/QML.
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by dkersten 5y ago
Certainly if you do traditional TDD or something like REPL-driven development, you see the intermediate results and validate the correctness of your code as you go.
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by dkersten 5y ago
As a consumer, I also no longer use startup products if I can help it. There have been too many occasions where some product I loved got killed because either they went bust or because “we’re so excited to share the news that we got acquire
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by dkersten 5y ago
Yeah this is strange to me. Besides periodically telling it to update, I haven’t had to tinker, tweak or fix anything on my Dell XPS 13 laptop since I installed Linux on it shortly after buying it almost two years ago.
563.
by dkersten 5y ago
I haven't, although its been on my list of things to play, so I will prioritise it. Thanks for the recommendation!
564.
by dkersten 5y ago
This is similar to my impression. I enjoyed exploring and looking at the wonderful art for a while, but after a few hours got extremely bored. I do enjoy puzzle games, but they became quite repetitive and uninteresting to me after a while.
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by dkersten 5y ago
I personally didn’t enjoy the witness. I do enjoy puzzle game’s and I enjoy exploration for the sake of exploration, but the witness felt very samey and after a few hours it just felt dull and boring to me. I did enjoy the aesthetics at lea
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by dkersten 5y ago
For me, it was definitely a visual thing. As in, they look plastic in stills too. There's just this very unrealistic uncanny valley thing going on when characters smile that few games have been able to get around so far (but I haven&#x
567.
by dkersten 5y ago
Its not really a "stupid little thing", it sounds like a big cause of confusion.
568.
by dkersten 5y ago
For me, HZD (and most games really) facial animations really fall flat when the characters smile. They look so.. plastic.
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by dkersten 5y ago
So would this be a more-or-less correct tl;dr: Dimensionality reduction is a compressing data in a way that retains the most important information for the task Feature selection is removing unimportant information (keeping/collecting,
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by dkersten 5y ago
I’m the type of programmer who likes to shut themselves away from the works in silence while I work. However one of the most successful complex fault tolerant distributed systems projects I ever worked on was done in a team of myself and on

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