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by gryn 6y ago
gimp: cripple / derogatory term for disabled person.
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by gryn 6y ago
Yet 'bit' was never renamed. This is a sad day for the revenge of french on english. Is Lean going to be renamed too next ? immature people might mistake me for a proud drug user.
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by gryn 6y ago
I'm curious what's a Diablo Project ? I've never heard of such technology unless you're speaking of the game with the same name. Did you possibly mean Django ?
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by gryn 6y ago
At the my current job, I don't even have tickets just slack messages consisting of hey can you do this inset vague thing , and after asking for multiple clarifications to narrow the possible interpretation I start working on it. Gues
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by gryn 6y ago
yes, finding a job where not much real work is done is easy. find one where there's also not much busy work too is much much harder.
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by gryn 6y ago
he didn't event take it yet !
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by gryn 6y ago
yes, which is bullshit because this said loyalty is not reciprocated in any meaningful way, I still fail to see how such conditions came to be.
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by gryn 6y ago
there are also a lot of endeavors that at core are not compatible with profit/capitalism. meaning that as soon as you start monetizing them, that inevitably perverts the core incentive of said project on the long run and restrain the p
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by gryn 6y ago
wait, but no. the goal of the runner is probably to get better at running not just winning whatever the cost. someone who wanted to win no matter the cost even if it made them over the long run worse at running would probably find way to di
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by gryn 6y ago
wasn't this the premise in Naruto's written exam test if I remember thing correctly? The teachers expected them to cheat since the exam was made very hard on purpose and the only ones who got eliminated were the one who were caugh
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by gryn 6y ago
> What self respecting terrorist isn’t pivoting to bioweapons for some reason I find it funny to imagine a terrorist pondering about his long term career plans and prospects. do they also have stuff like resume driven development? the te
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by gryn 6y ago
> Sometimes I wonder if the world would be better or worse if there was a max size for companies. when there's a will there's a way. the companies that want to grow that badly will find a way to evade such restictions like the
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by gryn 6y ago
and sometimes CSVs sent by mail on a set frequency (by a bot i'm guessing?)
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by gryn 6y ago
if anything saving that man's bonus, just mean that you endorse/enable such practices.
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by gryn 6y ago
because historicaly wealth was correlated with levels of education, but in this case people are more educated so they nope out of it.
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by gryn 6y ago
can anyone explain to me why someone would want to use cassandra when not handling internet scale stuff? the team am in uses it, but after many times asking why it was chosen since it seems a poor fit for our uses cases compared to a relati
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Cooperative Ignorance(ribbonfarm.com)
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by gryn 6y ago
from experience, I wouldn't trust any of the web storage APIs. they can survive for a long time, but your data can get corrupted.
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by gryn 6y ago
not all software developpers work in the US.
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by gryn 6y ago
I too have been facinated with graphs and all related systems/framworks that make use of them in one way or another, but the problem with (hyper/multi)-graphs is that they can represent almost anything, in multiple differing ways
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by gryn 6y ago
I'm curious, why would it be impossible to define the concept of legal contract formally ?
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by gryn 6y ago
I've been using it for the last 2 years. both on linux and windows, works ok on the later, but on linux I keep getting random corrupted graphics / black screens each time ram/swap are almost full. looking into filled bugs thi
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by gryn 6y ago
If I had to guess, in the academic context it would mean no actual novel thinking, just churning out more papers on the same `winning` theories in the field, things where before even starting you have a clear idea of what the result would l
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by gryn 6y ago
In case of time travel to the future (or the past) what you should be worried about are all the other aspects: the social landscape, language, ...
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by gryn 6y ago
agree, what I found useful although I kinda hated at first, was slack messages at the end of the day where I was asked what I did for the day (sometimes followed by what I'll be doing for the next). this includes blockers and other rel
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by gryn 6y ago
On the other side, at my current place of work, there's one person that throws a fit every time someone is not following the linting rules, the CI/CD rejects anything, mostly trailing trailing spaces. What drives me nuts is not th
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by gryn 6y ago
Why not just use the WPS WiFi button ? most internet routers have it nowadays.
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by gryn 6y ago
In France at least, that point is kinda moot. most of the companies hiring (SSIIs) are contracting body shops that have no specific specialization, so the company's field of work is just 'engineering' or IT / computer sc
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by gryn 6y ago
Well in the Paris region, as an additional data point people with a master degree from rather good engineering schools get 35K - 45K euro.
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by gryn 6y ago
The problems with tags last time I searched were that they weren't really that robust, some file systems don't support them and the applications that manipulate files may erase them. Have you ever encountered such problems ?

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