grillvogel

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by grillvogel 11y ago
i love how CS people always assume everyone in every other field is just slacking off waiting on the programmers to assist them with their elite knowledge about things no one else has considered
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by grillvogel 11y ago
what about japan
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by grillvogel 11y ago
at least on the west coast, amtrak routes are slower than driving and more expensive than flying
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by grillvogel 11y ago
pretty much every modern car is designed with pedestrian safety taken into account, that's why they all look so goofy now
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by grillvogel 11y ago
google is only capable of designing things that look they were made by and for 5 year olds
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by grillvogel 11y ago
no one deserves anything
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by grillvogel 11y ago
the entitlement is strong with this one
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by grillvogel 11y ago
why, so they can be completely unemployable? figuring out how to get your shit to work and debugging it on the computer you're using is the actual hard part of CS.
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by grillvogel 11y ago
I really don't think thats true and I also don't think that your doomsday argument link relates to what you are claiming either.
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by grillvogel 11y ago
self driving cars that we still have to drive, sounds awesome
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by grillvogel 11y ago
or dead
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by grillvogel 11y ago
>Who cares about knowledge of city streets? Haven't they heard of Google Maps and Waze and GPS? I take it you don't actually live in a city
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by grillvogel 11y ago
too be fair the US catalog is pretty sparse these days as well
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by grillvogel 11y ago
I always wondered how the "brain improvements" from this thing compared to just playing a video game
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by grillvogel 11y ago
this is awful, and its really funny to me that all the people complaining about the 140 character limit are doing so via long unfocused babbling rants
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by grillvogel 11y ago
>February 6, 2014
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by grillvogel 11y ago
wait this isn't how everyone programs?
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by grillvogel 11y ago
what is "extortion code"? you just need someone with admin privileges to do whatever they want to the reviews.
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by grillvogel 11y ago
many in the technical fields (wrongly) don't consider those to be important or real skills
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by grillvogel 11y ago
what is washington state
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by grillvogel 11y ago
obvious bugs in basic functionality can be detected by automation the nastiest bugs will be found by either a manual tester or your customer.
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by grillvogel 11y ago
I've spent years as both a tester and a dev. most devs think they are awesome testers because their automated test verified that the happy path works.
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by grillvogel 11y ago
because the person who wrote the code is not the most objective person to review it or find problems with it. automation doesn't cover everything, you need baseline automation testing as well as more focused manual testing.
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by grillvogel 11y ago
i would suspect most people skilled in a trade would earn more than the typical non STEM college graduate.
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by grillvogel 11y ago
why does everyone need to go to college? why can't we have a apprentice/trade track for people who don't want to waste time with college (like in most other countries)?
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by grillvogel 11y ago
what are you talking about
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by grillvogel 11y ago
not that I want to be the guy defending ancient aliens(just kidding i kindof do), but lots of accepted history and archaeology is based on just as many assumptions and leaps of faith as you'd find on that show, they just aren't as
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by grillvogel 11y ago
maybe I'm just a car nerd but I actually can identify most of the models in that pic. i don't understand this article, is he arguing that car makers should stop making these massively popular vehicles and focus on design passion p