koonsolo

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by koonsolo 4y ago
What industry is this? For front-end developers, if you're not fast enough as a company, the best candidates are already gone. Talking about Europe here, not sure how it is in US.
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by koonsolo 4y ago
Wait what? In a boat? https://randomstreetview.com/#11rvrf_-c284x_f_a_-r
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by koonsolo 4y ago
Well, because it's a totalitarian regime, they actually don't have to do anything. The party members just live in wealth and let the others live with the problem. That's the difference with democracy. In a democracy, the lead
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by koonsolo 4y ago
The cuts are mainly obvious because of the sound glitch. I think when they would have a better crossover of the audio, it would be way harder to notice.
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by koonsolo 4y ago
The censored "Temple of Doom" scared the shit out of me. (WARNING: Spoilers!) When I was young my cousin had a VHS of "Temple of Doom" recorded from the BBC. We didn't know this was the censored version. So there wa
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by koonsolo 4y ago
If it's a small company, definitely the in person team. Information just flows way faster, and if you get to keep your employees, you don't need to "waste" too much on documentation, since everyone knows everything. For
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by koonsolo 4y ago
Ok, so people born female are out of top sport. Noted.
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by koonsolo 4y ago
Ok, different problem then: if you allow all real women (as you define them) in female sports, then there will be no people who were born as female in the top sport. Maybe not a problem for you, but it is a problem if you were born female.
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by koonsolo 4y ago
I'm all in favor of accommodating trans people to live a happy and fulfilled life, but everything has limits. If you define "real" as in: only a real man and a real woman can reproduce, then I guess there is your limit. That&
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by koonsolo 4y ago
Did you see the guys legs though?
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by koonsolo 4y ago
Calisthenics is great, but these guys always seem to forget they have legs. Of course extra weight on their butts and legs would mean their calisthenics skills would suffer. But to me it always seems a bit weird to have such a built out tor
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by koonsolo 4y ago
> I tried explaining the Coastline Paradox[0] to him but it just didn't stick. Just keep repeating yourself. At one point someone will come with this great idea about the coastline paradox, and everyone will get it. Happend to me a
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by koonsolo 4y ago
The problem is that "web-development" encompasses everything from a simple static website all the way to complex web applications. And because of this generic term, I see people making stupid mistakes all the time. React is great
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by koonsolo 4y ago
As a software architect, I agree with your statement. Diving into the code is essential for the job.
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by koonsolo 4y ago
For me I describe it as laziness vs tiredness (my English is probably not that advanced ;)). The difficultly is that in both states, you don't feel like doing anything. If someone has a quick way to distinguish between lazy and tired,
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by koonsolo 4y ago
As a Belgian I only want 1 thing: no money going to Russia. I'm willing to pay the price for that.
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by koonsolo 4y ago
For me I don't use macro's that much. I remeber they worked fine in the Visual Studio plugin, but not sure VSCode. If I really need it for a file, I can always quickly open gvim itself. If you use it in your daily workflow, then i
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by koonsolo 4y ago
> In the end it's what's best for you that counts, having quality options helps a lot I agree. I just can't stand the git CLI, and love the GitGraph plugin in VSCode. But like you say everyone has their preferences.
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by koonsolo 4y ago
Works fine for me. Can you give an example? One thing I have issues with is autocomplete and using . to repeat the last edit (which includes the autocomplete). Other than that, all fine. Edit: all the vim commands give me a huge advantage o
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by koonsolo 4y ago
In the 2000's I wrote games on MS PocketPC. It had emulated floating point, which was painfully slow for games. Most games could do with just integers. Once I made some physics based games, I implemented fixed point indeed, and it went
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by koonsolo 4y ago
Deterministic engines are very hard to pull off. I looked into it for my own engine, and decided not to. The problem is floating point calculations on different processors. Maybe in the 90's that wasn't such an issue, but good luc
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by koonsolo 4y ago
Maybe there is an editor out there for you that was developed in pure machine-code.
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by koonsolo 4y ago
Yes, he also worked his entire life on his own codebase. Reality for most programmers is not like that.
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by koonsolo 4y ago
I ended up with the best of both worlds (subjective of course!). I use VSCode with a Vim plugin. I get all the best keystrokes from Vim, and the GUI of VSCode. For me, going to Vim would be worse, and going to plain VSCode would be worse.
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by koonsolo 4y ago
9 out of 10 for me means you know metaprogramming etc. Any answer is basically fine, as long as it's clear you know what pointers are. It's basically also a starter question to go further into memory allocation and freeing, smart
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by koonsolo 4y ago
Real life example: - how much would you rate your knowledge of C++ on a scale to 10? - 9/10 - Can you explain "pointers"? - blank stare
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by koonsolo 4y ago
So how would you desscribe the ideal interview?
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by koonsolo 4y ago
When I was young in the 90's we used to go to music festivals. It was nice to be with your friends, just relax and enjoy some music. Years ago I went back to the same festival, and what I notice what changed immensely was that everyone
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by koonsolo 4y ago
Prosecuting a company is way different than trying to find some guy that posted something on the internet. Good luck with the last one, especially when that person is tech savvy and paranoid.
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by koonsolo 4y ago
No, that's why we have PoS and other solutions, no? That was my whole point. Attacking crypto because of PoW is a bit silly when there are other solutions that are way more efficient. That's like attacking electricity because ther

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