fifilura

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   by fifilura 2y ago

   Interesting. Would this be implementable today but on a larger scale? "Someone who cares about you on the internet" instead of "Something that prevents you from posting hate/snuff/nude on the internet" Obviousl
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   by fifilura 2y ago

   I don't disagree, but I read this as unnecessary hyperbole to an honest question.
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   by fifilura 2y ago

   Most Scandinavian countries are required to make any communication in public departments (including all coworkers emails) public on request by journalists or anyone interested. This is to make any doubts regarding e.g USAID public instead o
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   by fifilura 2y ago

   Does that mean you will not hire anyone without a public portfolio?
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   by fifilura 2y ago

   I don't really write code that traverse trees that often these days. I do use libraries or services (e.g. SQL databases) that do though. And I have no idea whether the implementation of map/reduce I use is implemented as a recursi
6. 456.▲
   by fifilura 2y ago

   You seem to think it is fun.
7. 457.▲
   by fifilura 2y ago

   Exemplify?
8. 458.▲
   by fifilura 2y ago

   What is your proposed remedy?
9. 459.▲
   by fifilura 2y ago

   I can definitely sympathise with the SQL developers here. (I have worked extensively both with SQL and C++). There is a trade off between unit tests and having control and overview of what you are writing. Also very often it is so much more
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    by fifilura 2y ago

    I am assuming it is a close relative to Norvigs solver https://norvig.com/sudoku.html
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    by fifilura 2y ago

    Having used Trino/Athena and BigQuery extensively, I am curious about the state of parallelism in the available prolog implementations. Being able to push the calculations to CUDA or the google/AWS "cluster" feels like i
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    by fifilura 2y ago

    To be honest, that watch line-up with dozens of watches looks a bit like Nokia in 2007. I have no deeper analysis than that, other than that I remember how proud they were to be able to launch 2 phones per month. I am a Garmin user myself,
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    by fifilura 2y ago

    Many people identify themselves with being "a coder". Surely there are jobs for "coders" and will be in the future too. But not everyone writing programs today would qualify to doing the work defined as what "a code
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    by fifilura 2y ago

    Yes, that platform was set to compete with iOS and Android and with fine timing. I think they fumbled with the developer relations when first choosing Gtk for the UI and then jumped to QT. That made developers angry. And then of course the
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    by fifilura 2y ago

    How do they handle copyright?
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    by fifilura 2y ago

    I think "looking for the perfect candidate" is the most common reason by far. Great developers with domain knowledge are always possible to fit in, simply because they are money generators rather than a cost.
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    by fifilura 2y ago

    Thanks! As I said I am not in the business. My impression is that bitcoins contain a lot of dark money. How is this handled then with regards to sanctions or money laundering for example?
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    by fifilura 2y ago

    I am not in the business, but would it be practical to use bitcoins/*-coins for this?
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    by fifilura 2y ago

    To be fair, there are worse mistakes. It does say 99% CPU.
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    by fifilura 2y ago

    Moreover, you can walk around inside the ship and see the cabins they lived in, indeed an incredible, immersive experience. Came here to say that Amundsen is a great example of someone who did hard things and made them look easy. Nansen als
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    by fifilura 2y ago

    It is not black and white. In my experience, what people want is heavily influenced by the company culture. If building platforms is cool then everyone wants to be there. But if building products is the thing then people want to work with t
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    by fifilura 2y ago

    This is what we are discussing. A company can also choose to organize it some other way.
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    by fifilura 2y ago

    You describe the toxicity I have experienced working in the product team vs a platform team. If you don't find it interesting to build products with whatever tool is most adequate (excel some times) maybe you should not work at a compa
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    by fifilura 2y ago

    My experience with platform teams is, once they are formed, they suck up the best people. Doing k8s/technical stuff. People that should have been working on building products.
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    by fifilura 2y ago

    Seeing it from the outside, i can understand. There was a lot of Musk/Thiel billions here, Kamala spending surge there, George Clooney, Taylor Swift. (And now this guy who will spend more millions) Wasn't the intention that you co
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    by fifilura 2y ago

    Your vote would have been stronger if you actually voted for change of the process. By not voting you are just voting for the strongest candidate. And chaos.
27. 477.▲
    by fifilura 2y ago

    Not voting is a poor way to show dissent since it practically gives your vote to whoever gets the majority. Better then to vote for yourself, vote blank, vote for whoever you would rather have in charge, or vote for the least bad.
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    by fifilura 2y ago

    Thank you! <3
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    by fifilura 2y ago

    I would love an example of what you just wrote!
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    by fifilura 2y ago

    I am happy you understood! I still feel this discussion is above my head, so if you are still there i would love an explanation!