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901.
by ffhhj 5y ago
Make a list of the companies/positions you would like to work at, with the crappy/boring ones at the bottom. Apply for interviews in some of the later and record them in video. Fail their tests but get to the end. Deeply study the
902.
by ffhhj 5y ago
> My temporary solution has been to work on stuff that isn't programming, to become like a beginner again in some other field. Well said. I can also recommend doing electronics along with 3D printing. Come up with simple ideas to ea
903.
by ffhhj 5y ago
I've heard you might be spending around $10,000.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
> Mike Lynch sold Autonomy to US computer giant Hewlett Packard (HP) for $11bn in 2011. > He denies allegations that he fraudulently inflated the value of Autonomy before the sale. So the company is actually worth what? Let's say
905.
by ffhhj 5y ago
Years ago I created several apps for different niches that I found in social networks, monetized them with banners and I still receive a nice check every month. That's passive income. The key is finding a niche with critical user mass
906.
by ffhhj 5y ago
Could they use GPS or another elevation measuring device to create a elevation and flood map?
907.
by ffhhj 5y ago
It's a show that doesn't know which its audience is. You have to make an effort to block their emotionally overloaded content (people screaming, people stressed, guy finds sexy woman in bar and takes her to bed, wife finds young g
908.
by ffhhj 5y ago
> presents itself as a USB storage device and you can just drop Python files into it. Now that's really convenient. I'm creating a smartwatch with custom laser micro-projector, and would like to add such feature.
909.
by ffhhj 5y ago
They will be assigned to performance management, but nobody will tell them.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
https://archive.org/details/TheBlackHoleMovie
911.
The Raspberry Pi Pico can't run Linux but it can run Fuzix(hackaday.com)
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912.
by ffhhj 5y ago
Also charger and cable? But that would make them antiecological.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Is there a gravitational background wave of the universe? Could we receive G-signals from outside of our universe visual horizon? Also, if our universe is inside a 4-dimensional blackhole like some theory suggests, could we receive G-signal
914.
by ffhhj 5y ago
I'm addicted to information. When I first got access to the Internet in the 90's stopped assisting to my university courses to read and try as much as I could from it. This might seem ridiculous but reading so much got me sick in
915.
by ffhhj 5y ago
Also the Aztec pyramids used for human sacrifices? And open fields where battles occured?
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by ffhhj 5y ago
And carry sharks.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
HN is a great resource to gather different points of views from experts. Here is some folk wisdom I compiled on load and performance testing for a presentation: Selenium/Web Driver handles the UI tests. Postman and a handful of others
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by ffhhj 5y ago
> On the Telemetry section of the Copilot site, they mention that they relay whether a suggestion was accepted or rejected. That will make it the target of a collaborative bias attack.
919.
by ffhhj 5y ago
After Snow Leopard, every update made the Mac slower and slower. It seemed intentional to make you update the hardware because sometimes after restarting the OS behaved normally, but most of the time MacOS was sluggish and didn't reach
920.
by ffhhj 5y ago
There is a random number for each uncomputable number.
921.
by ffhhj 5y ago
I got bad news, lawyers and automation engineers will make software development even more boring in the next years. More responsibilities to comply, less of those simple tasks that let you breath between hard problems. I work in automation
922.
by ffhhj 5y ago
Let's make those paintings Ships of Theseus: recreate the missing parts around the paintings up to universe scale.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
> Nothing is known about Diogenes' early life except that his father, Hicesias, was a banker. > Hicesias and Diogenes became involved in a scandal involving the adulteration or debasement of the currency,[10] and Diogenes was exi
924.
by ffhhj 5y ago
Where or when can we get these chips/boards?
925.
by ffhhj 5y ago
I'm not the OP, but while the small population in CR is enthusiastic about technology and education, the cultural trend is having a simple and happy life, not being overly ambitious, and there isn't much artistic/technologica
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by ffhhj 5y ago
The reason is Costa Rica, while being a colony of Spain, used to trade a lot with UK, specially tobacco. Also had good relations with the US. For that reason it has one of the first electrified cities in the world. The army was removed befo
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by ffhhj 5y ago
which paper?
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by ffhhj 5y ago
I just scan the text quickly with a focused mind and get whatever words I recognize, the meaning is completed automatically. Then read slowly the interesting parts, one or more times for deep thinking, memorization and enjoyment.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
> (perceived) correctness Right, in TDD there is "always" a range of values against which you are not testing. A developer can only create a finite amount of tests, and the program will fail with any of the missing permutations
930.
by ffhhj 5y ago
Sounds like NN training that could be achievable. The problem comes with unit testing, because the minimal testable unit could be more complex than a function.

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