jason2323

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by jason2323 4y ago
+1
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by jason2323 4y ago
I’m in my mid 20s so I likely fall into the category of “pretty but lacks wisdom”. But from my experience speaking to folks over the age of 60, especially when it comes to discussing wisdom, has left much to be desired. I used to think and
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by jason2323 4y ago
This is interesting. An audit from one of the Big Four firms signals to me that PIA is going after more Corporate clients to sell their services
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by jason2323 4y ago
https://www.pearson.com/us/higher-education/program/Kleinber...
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by jason2323 4y ago
As an undergrad studying an algorithms, I didn't not find this book useful. Somehow it managed to confuse me more.
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by jason2323 4y ago
Surprisingly can’t find Lehman Brothers in this list
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by jason2323 4y ago
I don’t understand, so do they just collect which domains you visit and sell that data? How could they possibly find that information if I purely use a wifi network instead of my phone internet?
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by jason2323 4y ago
Hah! If you click on reject on the cookies window it rickrolls[1] you! [1] https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Rick%20Roll
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by jason2323 4y ago
I have mine at the Brazilian river company tomorrow! I look forward to coming out of that experience with lower self confidence
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by jason2323 4y ago
In the cases you mention, there is usually years of study (much longer than a CS degree) coupled with the fact that those exams you mention are meant to qualify a person to help save another persons life or their rights under law, not to op
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by jason2323 4y ago
Banks are where tech careers go to die. Expect to be caught in a myriad of "initiatives" that are all fluff. Remember, if you're not making the bank money, you're costing them money.
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by jason2323 4y ago
Just made the switch to Ergodox EZ so looking forward to that
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by jason2323 4y ago
One would have thought the COVID-19 Pandemic would have been such an event, but alas..
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by jason2323 5y ago
I second this
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by jason2323 5y ago
Tyler is an absolutely fantastic instructor and mentor! Glad to see his work show up on the front page!
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by jason2323 5y ago
Curious about this as well
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Money and Payments: The U.S. Dollar in the Age of Digital Transformation [pdf](federalreserve.gov)
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by jason2323 5y ago
Its awesome to see folks get excited about simple features!
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by jason2323 5y ago
That’s tough, I hope you push through and brighter things come your way.
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by jason2323 5y ago
Always optimizing for Scalability. We are often taught to design applications and systems that are scalable even when they don’t necessitate such design. This introduces unnecessary complexity that becomes more challenging to work around.
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by jason2323 5y ago
Oh boy, here we go
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by jason2323 5y ago
I noticed this most recently with bitwarden, which was a bit concerning
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by jason2323 5y ago
The real answer
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by jason2323 5y ago
1. Java Concurrency in Practice - Brian Goetz 2. Designing Data Intensive Applications - Martin Kleppman 3. Linux Kernel Development - Robert Love 4. Systems Performance - Brendan Gregg (reading this now actually)
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by jason2323 5y ago
With a lower quality standing desk, you will notice issues with motor over time such as stutter or plain failure. They may also tend to wobble if you lean onto them at a height
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by jason2323 5y ago
I think this kind of architecture would be really useful when implemented alongside a dataflow based architecture where all requests can be "logged" to the database and read subsequently through stream processors
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by jason2323 5y ago
Its a difficult problem! And i hope that they are able to figure out their issues and push forward the era of FSD
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by jason2323 5y ago
Belated Congratulations!
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by jason2323 5y ago
Sadly these jobs dont pay well enough. Software engineers in this space tend to be paid as much as biologists
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by jason2323 5y ago
Whats the alternative here? What other viable alternative operating system will we use?

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