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by euos 3y ago
Russia is self-isolating right now. They are trying to standardize on one engine that does not have ties with West. E.g. they do not want to be at mercy of Unity or Epic. This is a bid for that piece of government sponsorship.
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by euos 3y ago
Every new generation reinvents stuff previous generation tried and hated. I think it is natural and kind of funny. I’ve been doing software for over 20 years + being obsessed since late 90s and I especially enjoy oscillations between server
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by euos 3y ago
References. My GitHub profile. LinkedIn.
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by euos 3y ago
> A question to everyone: What would a good application process look like? I work in a top company with infamously difficult interview. I made major contributions to several opensource projects that modern tech runs on. I can easily show
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by euos 3y ago
As a proud Republican, you calling some point of view "far right" does not automatically invalidate it, no matter what you think. Dismissing alternative opinions makes you seem bigotted, not more intelligent.
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by euos 3y ago
Blood letting and lobotomies were believed to be "life-saving" and grounded in science. I am willing to bet there had been quite a few kids with mental issues that received lobotomy back then would end up getting "gender affi
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by euos 3y ago
Also, why didn't you ask me if I call all medicines "a poison" - or only one for cancer patients?
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by euos 3y ago
I always thought radio was less damaging overall. I had been a caregiver for a family member with cancer and I recall radiation was causing burns, nausea, fatigue - but chemo was 100x all that. Chemo accumulates over weeks (she had one sess
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by euos 3y ago
1950s: "This teenager girl is "hysterical", let's put an ice pick through her eye socket" 2020s: "This teenager girl is depressed, lets cut off her breasts and pump her full of testosterone"
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by euos 3y ago
SEC. Yes, I mixed up to US 3 letter acronyms.
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by euos 3y ago
Burden of proof would be on FCC.
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by euos 3y ago
I remember there was at least one video game (some turn-based tactics game, don't recall the name) that had Access as a savegame format. It was very convenient to edit the save file.
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by euos 3y ago
I think every country has recognized map of other countries. E.g. US has officially recognized borders of Ukraine.
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by euos 3y ago
That’s exactly what Russia is trying to do to my people. Erase language, identity and such.
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by euos 3y ago
“Reality” had always been fragmented. People across the mountain range would have different beliefs, measurement units and traditions. E.g. talk to people from different countries which food is healthy or what to do to prevent cold.
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by euos 3y ago
Ha. I barely recall details (it was 30 years ago) but I remember there was a trick to somehow run Windows 3.x to make the game believe your system had more RAM that it actually did. Don't remember details, but remember it _mostly worke
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by euos 3y ago
Things like Eclipse IDE, IntelliJ and such are packages and not the products. Think distinction between Linux distro and Linux kernel. E.g. my former team used to ship "IDE" - that is, use new project wizard to setup your folder,
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by euos 3y ago
What is an IDE? As someone who worked on IDEs approx between 2003 and 2014 (I did not like the market afterwards, commercial IDEs I basically impossible now unless you are legacy, like JetBrains). What is an IDE? Personally, I consider IDE
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by euos 3y ago
Fun fact - I added a pretty feature complete WS connection in Node core ( https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/main/src/inspector_socke... ) 7 years ago (it is well-tested - every debug/profiling
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by euos 3y ago
Just use gRPC.
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by euos 3y ago
I am a successful software engineer (20+ years, worked in companies like NVIDIA, had been at Google for the last decade) and I have dyslexia. I was also diagnosed with ADHD a couple years ago but I do not want to take medications as they di
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by euos 3y ago
Uneducated people are not idiots. Coming from peasant family, this infuriates me. My peasant grandma never read anything except Bible but was among the wisest and most respected people in her village. Us, her grandkids, are now working high
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by euos 3y ago
Cheaper. Simpler electronics. Less memory requirement (text mode only stored character codes, with the font in the ROM). Not all computers did graphics.
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by euos 4y ago
Clarification: those people do not have choice between good and bad job. They either have a bad job or no job at all.
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by euos 4y ago
To me your response sounds very much like "let them eat cake". Would they be better off without any job at all if those companies did not exist?
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by euos 4y ago
It's just the state of the web. Google search uses metrics for the web sites (number of links, etc) so Reddit threads do not rank high compared to real web sites.
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by euos 4y ago
Apple has the volume. Random search shows they have roughly a quarter of the world smartphone sales (I also would expect Apple users to upgrade more frequently). Apple has just several SoC packages with the same cores across all its product
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by euos 4y ago
I'm a part of a medium-sized team working on a popular infrastructure open-source project. There was no impact on our team, so it is not like Google hates open-source now.
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by euos 4y ago
Exactly, like they split movie theaters from the movie studios or car dealers from car manufacturers.
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by euos 4y ago
It is really nice if you actually work on site of company that holds your visa. A lot of H1s work in consulting companies that place them with the clients. These people are second-class citizens in the office, have much lower salary and les

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