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by idrios 3y ago
The US should be giving more freedom to existing H1-B holders so they aren't indentured to the companies that employ them for 10+ years, at H1-B minimum salary, while waiting for them to generously sponsor their green card. Make H1-B n
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by idrios 3y ago
I'm also almost certain that Disney makes obvious, controversial decisions for the free marketing that comes from outrage. The common sentiment is that Disney does race swapping and alters source material in ways to pander to a very lo
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by idrios 3y ago
How do you feasibly regulate AI? It's so easy to write a machine learning algorithm and the fundamentals for learning it are all over the place. YouTube tutorials, Udemy, Coursera, or university courses all teach it. Once you know how
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by idrios 3y ago
I'll pitch something out of left field. Lots of kids like making games, and RPGMaker is a game engine that lets you make games with 0 programming knowledge, but also gives you ultimate freedom to modify the game with plug-ins that you
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by idrios 3y ago
I agree with everyone saying that these expectations are pretty ridiculous to expect from every senior dev. Regardless, if you want to learn how a computer works from first principles, starting from transistors; and also if you want to lear
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by idrios 3y ago
Marriages being down in 2022 is pretty easily explainable as a result of the strict lockdowns that weren't lifted until late December.
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by idrios 3y ago
This is the kind of question that doesnt need to be answered with certainty. "The fucking article" is definitely the most fun interpretation of "TFA".
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by idrios 3y ago
I can't believe how many people in this thread are dunking on Blade Runner 2. I thought it was phenomenal. The "fanservicy" stuff in this movie fits really well with the rest of its themes. It's not like Indiana Jones 5
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by idrios 3y ago
What other game engine are you comparing it to? It's daunting with how many tools it gives you but it doesn't force very much onto you and gives you a ton of flexibility. I'm as happy as as everyone else about this momentum a
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by idrios 3y ago
Btw there's a King's Bounty 2 out now that was released in 2021. My dad picked it up recently, he enjoyed it a lot. Combat is the same party-building/grid-based tactics, but rest of the game is much more of a linear/semi
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by idrios 3y ago
A generalist is better for starting a company because they can just get all the parts moving themselves, or pick up wherever the slack is. A specialist can get a specific and better paid job at a bigger company. As a generalist you risk nev
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by idrios 3y ago
Was founded in 1600 when the US was still part of England, so technically it holds up
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by idrios 3y ago
I can't cite numbers but I don't think it's hyperbole. A friend of mine recently did her Master's thesis on the effects of Covid on international business in Guangzhou. She interviewed a number of business owners and the
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by idrios 3y ago
Thanks, it's been a fun project so far. It just parses filenames in a directory without a DB right now while I'm still figuring out all that I want to do with this project. I was planning to use SQLAlchemy so good to know I should
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by idrios 3y ago
Yeah that part wasn't relevant, I shouldn't have mentioned it
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by idrios 3y ago
I'm currently working on a home server to build a homemade streaming service, something like a Plex server but worse because I'm the one making it. I'm using a Raspberry Pi 3A+. It was $25, and the MicroSD card I'm using
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by idrios 3y ago
Wait am I reading this right? Is this saying that 2 days ago, Apple got approved of a patent on all of AR? Like, what Pokemon Go has been doing since 2016?
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by idrios 3y ago
Raspberry Pi Zero-W is 32-bit. Even more unrelated: Uvicorn servers don't run on 32-bit machines as of version 0.19.0
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by idrios 3y ago
I'm not sure but I'm guessing they were to mostly recent postings. He did say he would apply to companies multiple times because they often re-post job listings. His approach was extremely different from how I would approach job a
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by idrios 3y ago
At least in regards to competing against hundreds of applicants, I think that's driven by how easy it is to submit a job application now, and by the fact that so many roles are remote. I'm job searching as well at the moment, and
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by idrios 3y ago
This looks like it! Thank you!!!
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by idrios 3y ago
Something very specific that's been on my mind for years: I used to occasionally go to a hacker space in SF called Noisebridge. They had a couple textbooks there, but one was this insanely cool almanac of various circuits that can be u
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by idrios 3y ago
You wrote an Android app in C++. ...how!? How did you even learn how to do this? I've never seen a github repo or documentation or tutorials that even mentions doing this. Nothing on the developer.android website, nothing in any YouTub
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by idrios 3y ago
I think this decentralized social media future is already here, and it's private discord servers
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by idrios 3y ago
Here's a pretty good website that gives direction on the path to competence/mastery for various domains of software development. https://roadmap.sh/
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by idrios 3y ago
At least in the US there are more people who want to be doctors than positions available. The bottleneck is medical school acceptance rates. To practice medicine you need a medical license, which you can only get from an accredited universi
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by idrios 3y ago
It's impossible to predict what the job market will look like in 10 or 20 years or what skills will be in demand. I studied biomedical engineering 12 years ago because it was "a promising field," but it had been "a promi
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by idrios 4y ago
Sure it would remain a cash cow if Meta decided never to take another risk again, but Zuck was trying to avoid Facebook becoming the next Oracle or IBM -- companies with consistent revenue but thay have lost their ability to innovate. I als
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by idrios 4y ago
ChatGPT is a better Google. Instead of finding a page that matches your query, it can interpret the results of multiple pages and output a response that's more tailored to your exact prompt. The only downside to this is that ChatGPT be
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by idrios 4y ago
This was frustrating for me too. The people I know who have an SUV have one because they have a large family, they have the same political views as the poster of the video, but they complain about the incentives that force them to buy SUV&#

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