jenscow

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by jenscow 4y ago
Yet Another Twitter - YaTwit
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by jenscow 4y ago
I'm sure they've been told a million times not to exaggerate.
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by jenscow 4y ago
Western Europe is their passage, not their origin.
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by jenscow 4y ago
Junior Developer 2020-2021 Senior Developer 2021-present GitHub repos 387
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by jenscow 4y ago
Of course, but the real question is: can it run Windows?
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by jenscow 4y ago
Regardless of who's to blame, the problem still exists. However, if you're unable to work async nor be flexible to accommodate your fellow team members, then I suppose the company's recruitment process is to blame.
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by jenscow 4y ago
I think the unreasonable part of it is, if the other participants were in the same mindset then there would be no meeting. I'm all for restricting employers from my personal space, however I would expect the same to be applied to all o
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by jenscow 4y ago
I like monthly pay for something I would only use for a single project. For something I use frequently, pay for updates for 1 year and keep if I cancel. This way encourages the software to be worked on, and demotivates features being arti
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by jenscow 4y ago
Same here, with roughly the same timescales as you. Hasn't returned after about 12 years, and can laugh/joke about it now.
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by jenscow 4y ago
No. Only 1 left side, 1 right side, 1 or 2 bottom. No splitting/combining/tabbing. You can still have them floating, then whatever layout you want - but it's not the same. This is the worst "improvement", by far.
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by jenscow 4y ago
I've actually used the new UI, on Rider and WebStorm on Linux. It's not bad, and majority of changes make it more usable. When I go back to an older install, I prefer the new UI. - Increased margins/padding: At first, I thoug
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by jenscow 4y ago
That might be another factor - people set their reminders for the 1st.
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We'd then also need a "Who wants to be fired?" post.
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> He rather have a smooth data migration process than having an unexpected error and abort Personally, I would prefer errors to become immediately obvious, while I'm active and there's a roll-back ready to be applied.
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by jenscow 4y ago
The metric system is based mostly on water. 1 kg = 1 litre = 1000 cm3
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by jenscow 4y ago
Yeh, I wouldn't be comfortable hiring anyone doing this - especially for something critical. I've worked evenings once. It's always tempting to think "well, I'm doing nothing anyway" but actually, you're r
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by jenscow 4y ago
https://pldb.com/pages/about.html PLDB is a comprehensive database of programming languages and their features. The focus is on programming languages, but the database also includes other languages and entities one de
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by jenscow 4y ago
A lot of effort had gone into the motion-capture of the characters. Having played the game back in the day, it was well worth it - the movement was so realistic. Quite funny thinking about the amount of effort required to get the equipment
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by jenscow 4y ago
I predict the preparation script for hnpredictions will soon have an exclusion for this topic.
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by jenscow 4y ago
OBS can record an actual window, rather than an area on the screen. That is, you can move the window or cover it while recording, and you will only get the window contents. But yeh, it's heavy. I tend to use peek for quick ones.
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by jenscow 4y ago
To me, its the outright refusal to spend an hour doing something you claim to be adept at, because you've failed to understand the other person's problem despite it being explained multiple times. Maybe you just haven't hired
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by jenscow 4y ago
5 minutes. Is your time is so precious, that you'd waste however long it to you to prepare and turn up to an interview, because the interviewer wants to double check you're not one of the many applicants who struggle at a simple c
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by jenscow 4y ago
Thank you for taking the time. I know. However, you're testing the speed to print something, not the application. I mean, I'm assuming they wanted to include the process start and teardown. But sure, the test isn't fair.
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by jenscow 4y ago
Converting a simple type to a string is pretty basic, though. How else would you display things to the user?
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by jenscow 4y ago
There are people who genuinely believe they are good at their job, when they're not. They're not bullshitting and the conversation is genuine. Just 10 minutes of coding (or attempting to), tells you they can't code. A little
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by jenscow 4y ago
If I was hiring a junior, perhaps that would have some use.
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by jenscow 4y ago
So if I asked you to do to a 1-2 hour coding task, you'd only do it if I were on a zoom call with you while you did it?
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by jenscow 4y ago
The post is "Hello world" is slower in C++ , not "C++ is slower" or anything else. The speed of the Hello world application is the metric and they used hyperfine - a benchmarking tool.
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The search would be much better, too.
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My learning path was very similar.

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