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by dvcrn 10y ago
I am very curious if eGPUs would work with Mac instead of windows. I am a video editor with final cut as my main tool and if I could offload to a external GPU, I would immediately do it. Anyone knows if this works?
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by dvcrn 10y ago
> but pay is ...mediocre. sure, it's no Silicon Valley but you can get decent/well paid jobs with a bit of trying. My salary was even slightly better than what I made in Germany before
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by dvcrn 10y ago
It's definitely easier if you speak the language. Koreans don't really hold your hand and tend to bombard you with long, fast-spoken sentences even if you try to explain that you don't speak the language :p At the same time i
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Yeah that's the tricky part. You can subscribe to job alerts on stackoverflow careers and linkedin and hope for something to pop up. Alternatively I would say find a remote contract job and do that for a few months while being in Seoul
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Are you talking about the normal startup visa here that's valid for 1 year? I wasn't aware that it's this annoying to get. From my understanding, you have to hand in the papers (with a basic business plan), incorporate your c
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Let me elaborate on the isolated part a bit maybe. I speak almost fluent Japanese but the problem comes more in the very strong cultural difference that you are mostly not even aware of unless you are indeed fluent and surrounded by people
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Seoul. The city is so damn modern and the energy of Korea is amazing. It's so easy to get dragged into the fast-paced, high-energy lifestyle just by being exposed to other people long enough. Transportation is cheap, it's very eas
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Culture yes, but depending on the company, the working environment is not that awesome :p Also it's very easy to feel isolated as a foreigner and seeing thousands of people squishing themselves into the trains every morning doesn'
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Adapting BulletJournaling. I noticed that everything digital is starting to distract me if I'm not careful. Even if I just go to my mac go check OmniFocus, my brain automatically wanted me to do other things on my Mac at the same time,
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by dvcrn 10y ago
We are lucky enough to work in a very modern field with a different mindset in contrast to other jobs. I'm at my 3rd company in Japan now and while some of my previous experiences were bad, it was really more the fault of the company w
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I mis-read and thought this was a service showing you all the tweets coming from your IP range. This is cool too though!
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by dvcrn 10y ago
> Not stuff the applicant was doing on the "side" during his/her previous years of employment. Am I totally wrong here? Hmm, the way I see it is that side projects usually demonstrate that you have a passion for code outsi
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Here's a little example what happened to me: I interviewed with a company. Naturally they asked for my side projects which I showed them. We talked about technical challenges, scaling, interesting bits of codes - all these kind of thin
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by dvcrn 10y ago
> And, I suppose, I have another another question: is it worth it? As a relatively new vim user I would say it is definitely worth it. I started slowly adapting the navigation just for fun and upgraded vim as my main editor roughly a yea
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I read your comment a few times and still don't quite understand the difference between "summarize" and "sum" in this context (non-native english speaker here). Care to explain what exactly he wanted?
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Interesting thoughts, thank you! I myself am guilty of spawning a few processes here and there that I consider not important enough to put into a supervisor.
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Did the process put me off? Absolutely. So much so that I don't want to apply again. Before even starting the interview process, I took weeks to reviews algorithms, chopped through interviewcake/hackerrank/leetcode challenges
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by dvcrn 10y ago
> and wouldn't shut down my internet for a few hours if I accidentally typed the wrong thing that is actually happening?
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by dvcrn 10y ago
This is why you need good screening processes. I on the other hand got taught to be able humble and make compromises especially when still being a junior. Looking back at my early days, when I wanted a position that I knew would change my c
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by dvcrn 10y ago
This is sad. I loved Apple routers and hoped for an upgrade anytime soon. I know there is enough hate towards Apple here and I will probably still buy their new 15" Macbook, but I'm hoping for either Apple to get back to what they
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I'm wondering if there is a simple trick / way to keep social media around without getting too addicted too it. I can completely 100% relate to this article and am scared by it. However, I can't just shut my accounts down. Th
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Maybe a bit of a contrary opinion here but I think Google is in the right. You break the terms that you agreed no when creating your account, you loose your account. I was in a similar situation recently where I lost my adsense account. My
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Interesting insights! I would love to hear more in how you exactly you bridged ObjC <-> Go. Do you mean you just ship a compiled Go binary as part of your app and interact with that? If yes, did apple not say anything about it during
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by dvcrn 10y ago
The thing with RN is that, well, either you like javascript or you don't. I don't. I agree that RN is the most sophisticated of the options but at the same time I would rater write in Ruby than in javascript. There are some other
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Ruby Motion vs React Native vs Xamarin vs Native (Java/Swift) is a question I have all the time. All look interesting and worth learning
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I have been thinking about this for a while now. Occasionally I get bursts where I am truly "myself" and start to realize what is actually happening before going back into observing the "someone else" doing things. Feels
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Controllers are the normal "C" inside MVC. That stuff that talks to your Models and passes it to the view / template layer. Plug [0] on the other hand is something like "rack" in the ruby world, a "A specificat
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I can recommend to both of you to get the book "Elixir in Action". It's fantastic! Starts very simple and step by step explores the must-need concepts of Elixir. I started phoenix before fully understanding Elixir and had a h
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Interesting recommendation. I asked around here and turns out one of our designers actually owns the font! I'm going to give it a try for the next hour or so and see if it actually feels different enough for me to consider dropping the
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Very cool idea but slightly disappointed by the language options and constraint on websites. I barely use any of the sites it supports and don't learn any of the languages. I'm wondering how difficult it would be to pipe random wo

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