fendy3002

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   by fendy3002 4y ago

   I've used chatgpt and while it's mediocre, even bad at writing code, it's very good at reading code and explaining it in a way that's easier to understand. It's also good at giving hints and starting point for when
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   by fendy3002 4y ago

   Even so India won't take programming works for the same reason no other country can. They're only a percentage of programmers that are outstanding there, the rest are mediocre. Because their population is huge and the programming
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   by fendy3002 4y ago

   I think at the start they'll develop programming languages that focus on lower level operations, then from that it will branches out to hyper-specialized higher-level programming languages. Storage managements will be tied to low or mi
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   by fendy3002 4y ago

   Because the text will be "will you marry m?"
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   by fendy3002 4y ago

   Logically no, when the overly optimized and less secured options are rewarded. There's a story of a car company which calculate the cost needed to recall a defective model (safety-wise), versus the fines needed to pay times the possibi
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   by fendy3002 4y ago

   even if you're economically good, it's logical that urban people don't want kids. - with 8-5, 5 days a week work schedule, there's too little time to do anything. Raising kids are huge commitment and time sink - even wit
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   by fendy3002 4y ago

   > This matter isn't entertainment fiction, and nobody involved is Sherlock Holmes. People love to misuse this quotes. Even if Holmes said this, usually it is proven, and with evidences. It only works if every possibilities are disco
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   by fendy3002 4y ago

   Can permanent magnets theoretically realize perpetual motion machines?
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   by fendy3002 4y ago

   Well if all companies are doing it, employees will have no option other than to agree. This is the current case with non compete afaik.
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    by fendy3002 4y ago

    Can confirm. Most of the time Google give decent snippet with enough information without requiring me to visit the referenced web. It gets worse with current state of common websites full of mailing, ads and cookie popup, moreover account-w
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    by fendy3002 4y ago

    From design standpoint, how do we design for user-related interactions though, like tracking /reviewing the purchase, informing when some error / failure happen in the middle, purchase receipt etc?
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    by fendy3002 4y ago

    I've read your story and agree completely that billing is hard. However I see that you mixed billing/payment with pricing or bill calculation.
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    by fendy3002 4y ago

    That's clever, and I just understand after a while. Now let's say that your website will show the ip of whoever visit it, in one of textbox. When you access it it shows your ip. When the proxy sever access it it shows the proxy se
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    by fendy3002 4y ago

    Something bizarre that makes you question your existence (Battle Angel Alita, Trigun, Gantz), scientific stories (dr. Stone, dr. Koto, Wild Life), theatrical (Akane-banashi, Show ha shoten, act-age), hobbies / toys (beyblade, Yu-Gi-Oh,
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    by fendy3002 4y ago

    Well IMO the worst thing about webtoon / manhwa format is double spread, where it's achieved naturally when reading the traditional book-type manga, while in webtoon (solo leveling) sometimes it's rotated +/-90deg.
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    by fendy3002 4y ago

    Goodhart's Law [1] says that "when a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure". This is a great thing to make every growing children to be trained / optimized for one or some specific things only. [1] ht
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    by fendy3002 4y ago

    For anyone who played sim city know this. Sometimes youw won't extend power gens until some parts of the city glowing with electricity icon. And to optimize budget we like to have power gens to be just slightly overproduced than consum
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    by fendy3002 4y ago

    I wonder if they can use it? As a noob I see that crypto value is very volatile and don't have intrinsic value, unlike gold that somehow is accepted universally as valuable.
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    by fendy3002 4y ago

    Considering that the current America is a product of European colonization, I'd say it lacks technology advancement early on.
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    by fendy3002 4y ago

    My guess is for back-office or moderation-related told, as well as algorithm fine tuning. Though I think the number of developers are still too high.
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    by fendy3002 4y ago

    A special move being done in a crucial moment is interesting / amazing. If it's too effective and everyone start doing it, it loses its charm. Imagine if in Dota every game only consist of 3 tanks and 2 dps carries because it&#x27
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    by fendy3002 4y ago

    We mini 4WD now
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    by fendy3002 4y ago

    People are treating optimization as a zero or one thing. While in fact there are many middle grounds. If we're taking Pareto principle into account, I can say that we can do 20% of optimization to get 80% of the benefit. The more exper
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    by fendy3002 4y ago

    Spot on. Usually bank has a very strict working schedule apart from production issues.
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    by fendy3002 4y ago

    Usually the company will arrange meeting time that's closest with both parties working hour. Let's say between 6-8 AM or 18-20 PM. Otherwise that very late time meeting will be rare and in special situation. Having that kind of me
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    by fendy3002 4y ago

    Well sorry it feels like that my message is blaming management for that. It kinda does (that it's one of their objective and failed to do so). But it's more to show that you're not care less about the work by taking care of y
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    by fendy3002 4y ago

    The thing is, it's Management's objective to keep productivity high and prevent burnout in the first place. They've failed to do so, now that you're taking care of yourself, consider that you're doing their job.
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    by fendy3002 4y ago

    If saying it like that, proton is technically windows environment emulator in Linux. So if Yuzu and co is prohibited, won't proton and wine will be prohibited as well?
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    by fendy3002 4y ago

    overshoot production, my go-to way in Factorio until mass-production accumulator is available
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    by fendy3002 4y ago

    For me the hardest part of codebase cleanse is not the refactoring. It's the thorough testing and ensuring that the modification didn't break any existing functionalities. One day every two weeks is not enough. Better a week every