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by hereforcomments 10mo ago
This St Peterburg paradox. I've just learnt it from Veritasium's last video. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Petersburg_paradox
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by hereforcomments 1y ago
RIP QA engineers
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by hereforcomments 1y ago
Because it's hosted on single dedicates server, not in the cloud.
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by hereforcomments 2y ago
In Europe this would have been a completely different story. It's highly unlikely (compared to the US) that a SWAT team equivalent would kill anyone. The guy could have got away with 5-7 years max. I know it's a museum, but I pref
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by hereforcomments 2y ago
I'm still on Pixel 2XL. The battery is not that good anymore but has no issues with the phone. I'd definitely not spend 1k on a phone. A Pixel 7 Pro is now a much better deal.
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by hereforcomments 2y ago
Oh, man, can't wait to send it to the UI team who write dead slow React apps. JS is blazing fast. Especially if written well.
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Kitchen store AND its website are closed on Sundays(dbkeukens.nl)
3 points by hereforcomments 2y ago|4 comments
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by hereforcomments 2y ago
I've never seen anything like this before. They've got 8 showrooms in the Netherlands, so it's not even a small company. This is the translated message on their website: "Dear visitor, Thank you for your interest in our
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by hereforcomments 3y ago
Awesome! I've added this to CJS Chrome extension and randomly (2%) it will throw me to the site. So during the day I'll do some breathwork to manage stress and get into focus.
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Automate your job with this minimalistic AI agent(joinsingularity.com)
1 points by hereforcomments 3y ago|0 comments
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by hereforcomments 3y ago
I recently bought at a physical store of a large chain an "open box", unused HP LaserJet printer. I asked why it was returned, they said the buyers could not activate it. I was like "okay, lol, I'm a sw engineer, it woul
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by hereforcomments 3y ago
Completely agree. At work we make everything so bulletproof that leads to zero innovation and it's painful.
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by hereforcomments 3y ago
It also signed the petition and refuses to work under this board.
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by hereforcomments 3y ago
At the moment I'm trying to remove any source of "artifical" dopamine: no tv, no youtube, no music, no news, no podcasts, no reddit, no social media during the week and minimal over the weekend. I've just started a week
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by hereforcomments 3y ago
Our PM is so bad at her role she's rather a cheerleader.
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by hereforcomments 3y ago
I'm so happy that I dated pre-dating app era, between 2005-2010. There were dating apps but not that mainstream. I walked up to my wife and her friend with some BS reason at a club, kept on the conversation and boom 10+ years together.
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by hereforcomments 3y ago
Yes, I know. I've been listening to podcasts about how to setup a company and create a product for some time. I have an idea about creating a physical product with software (customizing a physical product, it involves using Blender). T
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by hereforcomments 3y ago
https://garbagecollected.org/2017/10/24/the-carmack-plan/
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by hereforcomments 3y ago
I work for a large company, global leader with 100k+ employees. Originally I was hired at the business side to build internal applications. These were grey zone apps as I wasn't part of the IT and dev team and did not follow all the co
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by hereforcomments 3y ago
https://frontendmasters.com/ (They have backend courses as well)
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by hereforcomments 3y ago
First, the discoverability reduces the required context window. We don't have to explain every app we have, it's enough to tell ChatGPT one sentence about them and it will go deeper if it thinks that would help it to perform the t
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by hereforcomments 3y ago
There will be a Hackathon at work and with my team mate we are preparing with some kind of hierarchical memory/knowledge solution. Briefly: we tell ChatGPT what API based tools we have, explaines them in 1 sentence and where it can rea
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by hereforcomments 3y ago
I have a similar story. In my hometown the owner of the Mercedes salon paid money for each emblem that was broken of a car's hood. It was around 2000-2005. I know this from the owner's son.
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by hereforcomments 3y ago
https://www.lenire.com/ We want to try this with my dad. He has tinnitus for around 5 years, it started after an ear infection. It works the same way as the method in obobbobo's comment. It's FDA approved!
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by hereforcomments 3y ago
We'll have a global ML Hackathon in November, can't wait to try it!
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by hereforcomments 3y ago
The last product we worked on has a larger React file with the fraction of the functionality. Very well done!
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by hereforcomments 3y ago
I think in Cuba, Belarus, Uzbekistan... "total commander" has a different meaning :D I don't think it's UTF-8 as Windows has been able to handle non-English alphabet letters for ages. I don't not know whether it has
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by hereforcomments 3y ago
It's extremely popular in Hungary, almost everyone has it installed. I've been using in for at least 20 years. When I moved to the UK 10 years ago I was quite surprised that nobody knew it. https://trends.google.com&#x2
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by hereforcomments 3y ago
I agree, they are perfect for language learning. Reusing another project I put together a site as a weekend project mainly for myself to learn Dutch but decided to release it publicly for free (invite only) to see how others interact with
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by hereforcomments 3y ago
I can totally relate. We are not told not to do more work but at sprint planning if someone thinks a ticket would spill over then they should add it only to next sprint. So we do less work just to not spill over.

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