kapp_in_life

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by kapp_in_life 3y ago
lemmy.ml is returning a 500 error right now. Is that maybe related? https://lemmy.ml/
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by kapp_in_life 3y ago
Link directly to the reason comment: https://github.com/mackyle/sqlite/blob/18cf47156abe94255ae14...
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by kapp_in_life 3y ago
For simplicity we could just abstract that average commute and other factors(some days being busy or slow, some days having challenging/easy tasks, cost of living, etc.) and wrap that all up in a single compensation. Maybe call it a w
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by kapp_in_life 3y ago
"Just pay your employee to drive 3 hours" is equally absurd. Or what if I decide to take a greyhound or amtrak even longer, please pay me to sleep! You also have the choice of not taking the job, or not moving away from your job
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by kapp_in_life 3y ago
Absurd. If you don't like the commute distance then find a different job so your (pay / (time spent commuting + time spent working) is something you agree with. Or move closer to the job.
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by kapp_in_life 3y ago
The 4 case examples in the article are absolutely slackers. Not mentioning a 6 figure cloud inefficiency, or knowingly shipping bugs, or leaving 100's of diffs for compiler warnings and not publishing them. You're right about not
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by kapp_in_life 3y ago
The incentive to not act like the slackers is how it impacts your "network". It's pretty insufferable to work with these people, when the success of your project depends on them or their team for whatever reason. If our team
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by kapp_in_life 4y ago
>Other than that, it’s just noise that we suffer through in order to get the information or content that we want. The trailing part that's left off is "for free". If you want all the content we receive for free today, some
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by kapp_in_life 4y ago
Important to note that in this case they weren't trying to define pornography but were stating that the film for the case in question was not pornographic and so Ohio couldn't infringe on the directors first amendment right to dis
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by kapp_in_life 4y ago
It can be that in-person is best, but isn't always possible. And then it can also be the case that VR is better than connecting over Web/Mobile, while also being far cheaper than a plane ticket.
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by kapp_in_life 4y ago
Yeah, when the PM's have no coherent vision for products and their suggestions are only harming engagement/metrics then its not surprising the next line is: "What would you say you do here?"
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by kapp_in_life 4y ago
>it's become impossible to make a single simplistic map for an existing shooter that your friends actually play Counter strike global offensive still has a level editor. Though yeah fewer games nowadays ship with the community serve
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by kapp_in_life 4y ago
>Also when people research interviewing styles, the "conversational" approach apparently ranks pretty badly. People can be good at BSing, reading the bold print etc. What types of interviewing styles rank well?
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by kapp_in_life 4y ago
It seems like its meant for standardizing/parsing freeform input, which I guess could be useful for things like chatbots? For example you send the user localized text, "Did you receive your package?" then parse the yes/n
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by kapp_in_life 4y ago
Probably because they're trying to push the "Apple Music Sing" branding, even though everyone will call it karaoke anyways.
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by kapp_in_life 4y ago
Not really. It doesn't rely on that big of an assumption, nor does it require nation state resources[0]. When you're trying to find the secret you can make a bunch of requests and measure for statistically significant change, whi
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by kapp_in_life 4y ago
>What is the external interface of the kernel? What is its surface area? A kernel is so central and massive the only way to test its complete contract with the user (space) is... just to run stuff and see if it breaks. Having never inter
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by kapp_in_life 4y ago
Feels odd to gender this suggestion. I find myself doing this as well.
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by kapp_in_life 4y ago
I think partially because housing is inelastic, the demand outweighs the supply. People already in homes would rather not move than sell at a loss, especially those who have a low mortgage rate from the past few years locked in. New homes b
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by kapp_in_life 4y ago
I really think the term that should have stuck is "unconscious biases". Aggression implies these are hostile and partially intended slights, when they really aren't.
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by kapp_in_life 4y ago
Surge pricing also reduces your number of customers in that moment.
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by kapp_in_life 4y ago
The Jacobin is a far left rag.
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by kapp_in_life 4y ago
My guess would be Go since I've heard that as a common complaint.
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by kapp_in_life 4y ago
Russia had already invaded Ukraine in 2014. This is similar to claiming the US would invade some N+1 Middle eastern country. He makes a lot of claims and some of them happen to be right.
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by kapp_in_life 4y ago
Also some of these seem like almost vacuous statements. Predicting food insecurity(or any other type of insecurity) in the developing world is not a groundbreaking prediction.
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by kapp_in_life 4y ago
I think if the average person thinks the goal for making it in life as a 7 figure comp, 99% of people will never be happy.
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by kapp_in_life 4y ago
>They expect to get a return on their investment They only give it to you if you have a downpayment, proof of income, and they can reclaim the asset if you default on payments. None of those aspects apply to student loans. What's go
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by kapp_in_life 5y ago
>3. I still get imposter syndrome because I can barely solve leetcode questions in interviews and feel like I'm missing something. Would a degree resolve that issue? No idea. But fact or fiction there is a part of me that believes i
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by kapp_in_life 5y ago
>People who find this a shocking and objectionable sign of bugs are generally people who have not build software at such large scales. This leaves such a poor taste in my mouth. Perhaps the proper UX is to then _not display comment count
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by kapp_in_life 5y ago
Censorship is censorship regardless if you agree with the censors.

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