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by krageon 4y ago
I did have classmates that operated like this, but they all failed out. Perhaps it depends on the university :)
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by krageon 4y ago
Absorbing and applying knowledge fast is a requirement for surviving in academia. Having classes that weed people out is not a bad thing. That's what I was saying - I don't see how this is pure reproduction, this is novel applicat
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by krageon 4y ago
Every child knows what things they like and are good at. It might not map exactly to a career path but it's not like career skills live in some sort of magical vacuum that you can never see until you try them.
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by krageon 4y ago
This matches my experience of an IT education in university perfectly. 90% of my class just didn't get it at all and the remaining 10% had a lot of experience in the field already (there were a small amount of extremely smart folks as
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by krageon 4y ago
"in the HR space" is where anonymity must exist, otherwise the feedback can never be safe. A "Human Resources" department is hostile to humans (it exists to better exploit you, as an agent of your employer), so you must
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by krageon 4y ago
This is standard MO for protestor handling and it is the exact reason why opsec has always been very important when organising a protest. You best believe that if the cops get involved, you are not safe anymore. This is not a lately thing -
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by krageon 4y ago
I can see no charitable way to take this naivety. Either this person is so incredibly sheltered your reasonable response will not be understood because it looks like an alien wrote it (to them) or (IMO much more likely) this is a bad-faith
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by krageon 4y ago
A ventilation system allows you to filter (not a luxury when you live in a big city, where you will be breathing pollutants otherwise) or perform some thermal magic if the outside air is very cold (or very warm), by running the outflow and
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by krageon 4y ago
I thought it was a joke. If you don't have ducts, you are by definition ductless. So that's how you must go.
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by krageon 4y ago
What is the "original" Minecraft? Infiniminer? That's so far removed from what folks understand when the name is used I think I can be excused for not understanding it as that.
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by krageon 4y ago
May I introduce you to spreadsheets in space: https://www.eveonline.com/ It's got big corps and large money management, etc. You can scratch that itch for sure.
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by krageon 4y ago
Minecraft has a story and an ending, with the opportunity to get there as you'd like. Why not have this for this game?
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by krageon 4y ago
By saying what you just said. It's already better than saying "No u".
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by krageon 4y ago
That's a good point. There's absolutely no reason to feel bad about being privileged. You should be happy! Perhaps spread some of that happiness around, make the world a happier place. Everyone wins.
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by krageon 4y ago
Black and white thinking is not correlated with intelligence, just with being human (and perhaps breadth of experience).
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by krageon 4y ago
At a guess, having seen this before: - Paperwork - Extra managers - Lots of "stakeholder management"
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by krageon 4y ago
> I don't think any company/management in their right mind would constantly reject "good" ideas that ultimately result in more revenue. This happens extremely frequently and is in fact entirely normal.
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by krageon 4y ago
Enterprise software isn't middling, it's usually only barely functional and falls just short of what it should do (i.e. it's shit). Everyone is just so pathologically used to it they think it can't be better. Probably du
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by krageon 4y ago
I have never found a job that maximises the fun parts of being a software developer. To my mind, anything but programming is what you're being paid to do - nobody wants to do that and it sucks. The programming itself is the art, the fu
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by krageon 4y ago
I think often it's poverty or relative poverty. Your examples in Asia would probably fall under relative poverty, given that you are in Norway.
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by krageon 4y ago
I give money to my parents. If it is so much that tax might be an issue, I would do it in cash. With me this is (of course) not an issue.
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by krageon 4y ago
The answer to why: Fatigue. In depression, as in "depression rooms" it is generalised fatigue (I would say fatigue with life). In executive functioning issues, as in "doom piles" it is something they say is akin to decis
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by krageon 4y ago
> Unfortunately in software we don't really know how to answer any of those questions. Good senior engineers can absolutely answer these questions. Is this not what you've seen in Enterprise software dev? I'd say if you&#x
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by krageon 4y ago
With almost all software you're likely to write professionally, yes. There are edge cases (as there are with all things), but those are not things AI is good at to begin with :)
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by krageon 4y ago
ChatGPT is an interactive prompt meant to amuse you with blatant lies, not something meant for any sort of reasonable purpose.
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by krageon 4y ago
Once you need to start worrying about paper trails, your life within the corporation will have become an utter nightmare. Sharing medical information with your employer should be an absolute last resort, which isn't where OP appears to
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by krageon 4y ago
It's not for safety, it is to make money. The "open" storyline is to get relatively cheap goodwill off things that market their paid products.
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by krageon 4y ago
It's proof of nothing but popularity, which isn't indicative of quality in the least.
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by krageon 4y ago
Debugger integration has always been the killer differentiator for IDEs.
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by krageon 4y ago
> the ability to modify with confidence knowing that you can go back in time anytime This is versioning

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