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by eunos 1y ago
> veto right I honestly disagree with the veto right because it makes it too easy to be abused. In my opinion, a supermajority (66% or even 75%) agreement should be sufficient. They said that Liberum Veto rotted the Polish-Lithuanian par
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by eunos 1y ago
Some of the books I read are really hard to understand to the point I think the author is deliberately rambling (looking at you Mark Fisher). LLM really help me understand it.
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by eunos 1y ago
I think I'll take that over management doing lay offs because vibes or whatever.
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by eunos 1y ago
Many IT folks were cocky during the post-COVID height. Some even mock Unions for making firings harder, worried that their "incompetent" co-workers difficult to boot.
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by eunos 1y ago
Getting 70% of total score during final exam is already good enough and I have at least 2 hours to finish it. Live coding bar is quite brutal because expectation is almost flawless and time is very limited.
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by eunos 1y ago
But I want my Software-Defined-Aviation now
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by eunos 1y ago
With quirk like these, honestly I'm not even confident how can PostgreSQL or any software in general can be used in mission critical system.
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by eunos 1y ago
>because not everyone cares firstly about money? You better care money first and foremost because when downturns came it could be devastating, remember the great lockdown?
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by eunos 1y ago
The same reasons why folks prefer buying things on Amazon (or Walmart). It is renown and you know that it will have what you need and qualities are reasonably guaranteed.
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by eunos 1y ago
On the other hand, I have great difficulty following who speaks what during an online meeting. I think that most people speech arent clearly transmitted, well as a justification looking the live caption, it also contains a lot of mistake
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by eunos 1y ago
When I was in college I found out that I have better reading experience reading LaTeX typsetted books. That's why I prefer to read Springer published reference books rather than class recommended books.
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by eunos 1y ago
From reading your response it suggest me the riddridiculousness of the System Design interviews. Are folks are supposed to design a planetary scale system in <1 hours?
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by eunos 1y ago
System design questions are already ridiculous. Seems that you need to follow 100% of the script they already had in mind fluently and smoothly.
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by eunos 1y ago
Nope some Govt like India would veto that.
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by eunos 1y ago
There's also strong inferiority complex. When you read and find out the output your motivation to at least paraphrase the prompt output instantly dive because it looks so good and proper whereas your original writing looks so dumb in c
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by eunos 1y ago
> "My favorite interview question, because we've interviewed quite a few of these folks, is something to the effect of 'How fat is Kim Jong Un? I wont be surprised if the list of "must-denounce" will be growing a
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by eunos 1y ago
> How fat is Kim Jong Un Ha if I got asked that during an interview, I'd think either I went to the wrong interview or the interview is a red flag.
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by eunos 1y ago
> The candidate used remote colocated Mac desktops but interacted with other components through a VPN, a setup commonly deployed to hide location and network activity. How can Kraken found this out based only on Videocall?
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by eunos 1y ago
OOT, How'd you distinguish between Oklahoma, Oregon and Ohio State University when you see the word OSU?
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by eunos 1y ago
> Additionally, China is much better prepared for a trade war in that it has a populace that has been very well conditioned to go through hardship for longer term wins It's funny that I saw more and more opinions that Chinese will w
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by eunos 1y ago
Come to think of it, maybe you're right. The "robotic" feeling is translated well to orderly decorum for me
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by eunos 1y ago
The avoiding talking part is more on the Frontend level censorship I think. It doesn't censor on API
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by eunos 1y ago
I do think some individuals much prefer work over family or friends since 'work' relations are professional, formal and regulated while personal relationships lack those and are chaotic and random.
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by eunos 1y ago
Wait till you heard about software developers journeyman that got burn out from passive aggressive and RTFM responses from their fellow human engineers.
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by eunos 2y ago
The American Universities college admission practices of writing "personal essays" without a clear metrics sure is very peculiar.
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by eunos 2y ago
Probably I'm wrong but if you can do stimulus ad infinitum there won't be recession, but you'll have inflation.
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by eunos 2y ago
I still remember when Inverted yield curve was enough to predict recession. Good times.
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by eunos 2y ago
It'll give a good life for software developers
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by eunos 2y ago
Mom and Pop shops likely won't invest in softwares for inventory or payrolls or analytics but big chains will. That means the more big chain markets swallowing mom and pop shops more capitals invested for software and other tertiary se
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Attention is NOT all you need(twitter.com)
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