fahadkhan

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by fahadkhan 9y ago
There is a cost to the company for non performant front end code though. If the front end preforms poorly users are less likely to use it.
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by fahadkhan 9y ago
This is of course location sensitive. In London, UK, I have not heard of personal or shared offices anywhere but very small companies.
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by fahadkhan 9y ago
I agree. But if you consider having a personal office a smart thing, this isn't going to easy or even possible.
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by fahadkhan 9y ago
I fend generally "unglamorous but important tasks" are too difficult for most juniors and requires massive amounts of handholding. Also I find it better to deploy juniors to glamorous tasks wherever possible. They benefit from the
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by fahadkhan 9y ago
care to explain why this works?
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by fahadkhan 9y ago
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20600497/which-c-version...
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by fahadkhan 9y ago
Oh no! Someone started the Tabs vs Spaces holy war on HN again.
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by fahadkhan 9y ago
"The real match would be Tencent vs Deepmind." I really like this, as it puts into to context that there is nothing artificial about the intelligence, it is the achievement teams of people.
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by fahadkhan 9y ago
I believe education is currently undergoing a similar transition that music and film and been through. At the end of Education will be cheaper. It already is a lot cheaper in some cases. Health care is tougher, due to stricter regulations (
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by fahadkhan 9y ago
The current population is growing. Evidently there is enough resources to population at this level (food, water, space, air, energy, etc). If production of resources is automated why can't resources distributed to sustain current popul
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by fahadkhan 9y ago
The other element of this is that highly skilled EU worker would demand higher salaries than those from non-EU countries. How this will affect British workers is again hard to call.
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by fahadkhan 9y ago
"the more we can demand." As long as there is work to do!
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by fahadkhan 9y ago
It will be interesting to see how this pans out for developers that stay in the UK, like myself. It's too hard a call it either way. In the current anti-immigration climate I can't see the UK tech industry competing as well as it
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by fahadkhan 9y ago
I can't see them being anything but proud of that legacy! In fairness they tried with IA-64, but the world didn't want it. And perhaps both HP & Intel were half hearted about it.
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by fahadkhan 9y ago
"Right now, musical notation strives for a single notation that tries to encompass the entire work—and to also serve as a canonical, lossless transcription of the work, from which it can be recovered." I don't believe this to
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by fahadkhan 9y ago
that's not quite the cobra effect. For that the number of female developers would need to have been reduced and not code quality.
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by fahadkhan 9y ago
You can't be expected to exact as the square root of 10 is irrational. Perhaps that says something about the 10x developers.
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by fahadkhan 9y ago
Wow, it's even better 10.24x developers exist!
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by fahadkhan 9y ago
with kids, cycling to work is the only way I can get enough exercise into my day.
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by fahadkhan 9y ago
In the UK [2] was reportedly very widely. And used by many used by many racist to lend their opinions some credibility.
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by fahadkhan 10y ago
And the margins on Pixel must be huge.
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by fahadkhan 10y ago
There are many more people who are considered obsessed with something and are not considered geniuses than there are people who are considered geniuses. An easy example is music. The world is full of professional and amateur musicians, many
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by fahadkhan 10y ago
"these days."? The media has always been biased.
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by fahadkhan 10y ago
I think the point being made is that whilst the probability of picking one at random is "zero" the rational numbers exists.
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by fahadkhan 10y ago
Interesting, my view has been almost the opposite. It's difficult to get your first developer role. But after a year of that and salaries increase quite rapidly. likewise with contracting / freelancing. Of course my view of cheap
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by fahadkhan 10y ago
wow! Not sure how I feel about that. I find it strange that anyone can find out the price paid for any house in Britain. I often see people often 'valuing' other people with this information. I can't imagine what it would be
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by fahadkhan 10y ago
Do you need any one job that badly? Appreciate I am in a fortunate position but I was under the impression that there is more demand for developers than there is supply.
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by fahadkhan 10y ago
Don't think this would be within GCHQ's remit, more MI6.
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by fahadkhan 10y ago
Black holes were discovered in theory before any there was any evidence too.
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by fahadkhan 10y ago
care to elaborate?

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