hans1729

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by hans1729 7y ago
Don't know if you're serious, but for the most devs, the job is chosen for, not by, you
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by hans1729 7y ago
> where is "feeling like something" coming from? Everytime I think about this, I end up with "the fact that something is not in the state it desires to be in seems sufficient and necessary". Maybe electrochemical imb
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by hans1729 7y ago
This article is beyond terrible. I'm a python-head, so I appreciate the praise, but its all vague and for the wrong reasons. Conclusion from the link: > To sum up, Python is arguably the best programming language for machine learnin
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by hans1729 7y ago
1) Js 2) Python 3) Java 4) PHP 5) C# 6) C++ 7) TypeScript 8) Shell 9) C 10) Ruby Also, Objective C dropped out in 2016 (replaced by TypeScript). ...I didn't expect PHP on #4 or TypeScript on #7, but it makes sense I guess. Btw, PHP hel
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Oh, don't worry, just come to Germany :-)
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SPOFs bad
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by hans1729 7y ago
> Starting this week, I’m moving to a "Consulting CTO” position with Oculus. I will still have a voice in the development work, but it will only be consuming a modest slice of my time. As for what I am going to be doing with the res
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by hans1729 7y ago
Heh, from the comments: > Congratulations on the new project, and may your hubris not doom us all.
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by hans1729 7y ago
Good luck with that. The best product you'll come up with is some sort of snake oil. The whole point of GANs is that you can't really "detect" the synthesized components anymore. Not that this would/will stop people
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by hans1729 7y ago
Ah, these are the days that xkcd's browser-replacements really pay off. My browser renders the title as "How to know which Trump impeachment psychic readings to believe" :-)
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by hans1729 7y ago
-> mandatory reference to Rich Hickeys Hammock Driven Development [0], watch it if you find the time! [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f84n5oFoZBc
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by hans1729 7y ago
I found this to be an interesting point: > “We should also be aware how the forces of denial are exploiting the lifestyle change movement to get their supporters to argue with each other. It takes pressure off attempts to regulate the fo
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by hans1729 7y ago
Fun fact: thanks to a browser-addon, I read this as >A 75,71 L fish tank [...] weights 75,75kg :-)
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by hans1729 7y ago
posted it 8 minutes earlier :^)
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Time to Market is not a good metric(fefe.de)
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by hans1729 7y ago
Wow, I didn't think that people actually use on-site-translation. I know that translation became a lot better (using deepl [0] personally, check it out if you haven't heard of it!) in recent years, but on-site-translation always s
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by hans1729 7y ago
I can't speak for others, but >[...] which in my opinion should take precedence over pure convenience for the audience of HN. is a no from me. Maybe I've done tech too long, but I don't feel obliged to ditch convenience fo
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by hans1729 7y ago
That comparison seems inadequate. Rather: that's like labeling bugs which you haven't found the origin of.
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by hans1729 7y ago
Uh, you might want to look into the disciple of Information Retrieval. I'm confused by your question: what exactly do you want? It seems like the SEO-story of Johnson caught you off guard, and now you're like "Google search
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by hans1729 7y ago
Afaik (not a personaler, I'm a consultant mostly working backend-jobs): experience is important, personal website/git portfolio is not, at all. Recruiters are not techies, they can't be arsed going through your github, and if
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by hans1729 7y ago
This was way more than a week ago, I remember installing an extension for exactly this months ago. Then it came back, then it disappeared again [...] - this might be betatesting though.
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by hans1729 7y ago
meh, to me the term "value" only makes sense in a mutable context - if the variable can't be mutated, it is it's own value. but let's not get lost in semantics over a joke (the more because we don't even know
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by hans1729 7y ago
Immutability is important in FP, lots of functional languages don't even have a var-keyword - they don't deal with values in the sense that oop or imperative languages do. (Instead, they just functionally transform shallow copies
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by hans1729 7y ago
>Lots of words without much value, just like FP! not sure if a) people didn't get the pun b) the pun wasn't intended or c) both :thinking:
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by hans1729 7y ago
Since I never max out my resources (mbp 2016, 16 gigs, entire workload happens on servers and not on my local machine) that doesn't really affect me - and with 50+ tabs open frequently, just go ahead and take my ram to keep them availa
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by hans1729 7y ago
As a chrome-user: this. Firefox lost me years ago due to performance differences, and since chrome works fine for me, there was no ux-related reason to switch back. The day I'll see ads everywhere will be the day I'm back to firef
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by hans1729 7y ago
Sure, I wouldn't assume they'd just ignore it - the comparison to i-prefixed products just seemed inadequate, and the 'apples and oranges'-ref essentially wrote itself :-)
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by hans1729 7y ago
>Apple fought over using the letter "i" as a prefix to product names that's comparing apples to oranges though, isn't it? i as a prefix for product-names seems critical, as such-labeled products were heavily and uniqu
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by hans1729 7y ago
> Seems rather circular * recurrent seems more appropriate in this context :-)
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by hans1729 7y ago
Sure, you can see professionals from all kinds of backgrounds chipping in, just read some threads? Naturally, techies have more exposure to the platform, but the diversity of topics and desired quality of content is attractive to a much bro

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