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2y ago
I recently started writing a toy kernel in the Zig programming language and I came upon this realization. The Copilot support was really bad and it was trying to autocomplete with C code, which was correct semantically but wasn't valid
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From my outsider perspective, it's a field that moves very fast, there seem to be new tools being released every week so: 1) As the developer if you focus on hardening, you might be too late to release. 2) People downloading shiny new
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2y ago
I've stopped playing these past few months but probably the one that I kept going back to was this website to check stats for Escape From Tarkov's ammunition: https://www.eft-ammo.com/
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2y ago
But most people doing research at private companies have a PhD at the very least, if not experience in academia, do they not?
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2y ago
> Argentina after losing the Falklands/Malvinas Hmmm Argentina was under a military dictatorship which started the war and after that we managed to finally have democratic elections again, not sure where the "populist revolutio
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2y ago
For All Mankind's first season was awesome, as the show progressed more into future years I feel it turned more soapy and speculative though it's still fun. I wasn't a fan of this last season though so I hope they do somethin
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2y ago
It's very easy to get, Modi aligns with right-wing politics whilst Lula in Brazil is left-leaning and directly opposes Bolsonaro who is a friend of Musk.
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3y ago
I've just been watching From the Earth to the Moon (1998) these past few days, go check it out if you haven't, I had never heard of it.
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3y ago
Personally I go work somewhere else, University or a coffee shop, preferably far from home so I can't be home again in 15 minutes. If needed you can also use a blocker in smartphone and laptop. At home with my desktop computer I just c
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3y ago
Consider hiring remote if possible from South American countries like Argentina; just don't go super cheap on the salary, $100-150k/yo still is a lot to us and I'm sure you can get some really good engineers, PhDs, whatever w
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3y ago
I've been listening to Blowback which is a podcast about USA's intervention in countries/wars they have whole seasons on Korea, Cuba, Irak, etc. it's pretty informative and can be sorta funny sometimes. My only issue is
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3y ago
I thought the Pap Test was an acronym (PAP) but it's actually named after the physician that invented it, Papanicolaou: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pap_test
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3y ago
Somehow you brought back some memory and I remembered there's a subreddit for that [1] it seems dead nowadays but you might have some luck with the top posts if you want to find some content or discussion. [1]: https://www.r
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3y ago
I wonder if there's a certain observable benefit to this, not biological but in creating an habit of self-control plus also the placebo effect that must come from this. It could very well be replaced with reducing Youtube or videogames
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3y ago
You might be interested in Huberman Lab's podcast, he must have some episodes on memory or learning.
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3y ago
Right now I've been watching this 12 hour analysis of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace [1] , I'm not a huge Star Wars fan in fact I haven't seen them pretty much since I was a kid, however this video is so entertaining
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3y ago
Woah this is extremely addictive and has a lot of potential, I love games like Little Alchemy and this goes to 11. Surely some things are weird and are to be expected from the usage of AI, for example, I managed to somehow create Neon Genes
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3y ago
Sadly this is shifting, I see many young programmers nowadays buying into smart lights, VR, AI, and the whole shebang.
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3y ago
Sadly can't seem to filter or even see the location or if it's remote or not, as someone not from the US it's almost worthless if I have to click in every single one and read the description for that information.
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3y ago
Finding me an interesting job (given my preferences): shifting through the offers in several sites, doing the job of building me a CV tailored for each position, sending the initial mail, keeping track of the responses, etc. (I'd do th
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3y ago
I wonder if you have tried Haxe with a framework such as Heaps or Haxeflixel. I wonder why Haxe doesn't get more recognition. Monogame (C#) or LibGDX (Java/Kotlin) could also be good options and both are very mature and tested.
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3y ago
I've found Lua and Love2D to be a joy to learn and use. Also maybe PICO-8 though I don't like that you have to buy it.
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3y ago
A classic but Growing a Language by Guy Steel is extremely original https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ahvzDzKdB0
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3y ago
Isn't that most of the point of making an emulator? If you are just gonna focus on the graphics you might as well just make your own game in SDL or whatever.
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3y ago
I don't really think most companies using the .io domain have any knowledge of the ethical issues.
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Sadly I don't think he cannot be trusted with credentials too much; he has been accused of plagiarism [1] and has promoted crypto ponzi schemes [2]. About his supposed academic papers; Scopus says his h-index is 0 and only seems to hav
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3y ago
Don't worry we're going to have a completely free market now and surely the prices will go down once people stop buying fuel, diapers or milk for a few days... right? I also want to bring attention to the fact that we have a rampa
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I've heard Youtube is pretty active solving these kind of issues when mentioned on Twitter/X so you might try that.
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3y ago
I would say Laravel qualifies as well
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Buenos Aires, Argentina Pros: - If you earn in Dollars a US or Europe wage, it's going to be a very cheap place for you. - Amazing food, I couldn't live without Argentinian pizza or ice cream - Truly the city that never sleeps; if
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